Btw heres a tip: Don't run while inside a building while an earthquake is happening, you might slip and have more troubles than if you just calmly walked outside
I'm watching these because of that, studying what not to do and trying to prepare myself for the worst case scenario while waiting for my xanax to kick in
I live in Glendale, CA. Lived in Cali all my life but nearly every earthquake still scares me. Lol. Biggest I felt were those two earthquakes last year on July
I live in Baja California. I've lived more earthquarkes than I can count but i'm still having a panic attack with every little seism. I don't know how far is the San Andreas fault from my city but i swear it feels like I live above it.
Jecjec Remo Id much rather deal with an earthquake than a Tsunami. An earth quake you can get outside and be somewhat safe. However a tsunami you can't do much to stop from dying.
I was impressed at the first one. All those people come running to the fallen Building to see what help they could offer. Many would run in the opposite direction faced witb the same circumstances.
matt cullen that was tudikhel gate in Nepal that collapsed because it was made during 19th century and materials were basic. They used bricks, sand, clay and woods.
@@miichoco_8631 It's not about that. It's not saying lives are more important. Lives lost IS compared to damage done to buildings and grocery stores. However, it's also a business. The cleanup after these things cost a lot to put to right. If you make it out with your life, of course it's wonderful. But losing things that matter you is also hurtful. And as someone who works in retail. If I'm lucky to survive, I would be cleaning up that mess. There's nothing wrong with feeling compassion towards other that have to do that job.
Dont worry skyscrapers are safe they are build for to be shaking if they stay they will fall you can see a lot small and medium buildings are fall but skyscrapers almost never at earthquake i dont any skyscraper falled by earthquake so dont worry and they have machine that regulate earthquake in skyscrapers
3:58 the dude on the motorcycle to the left is like "Crap 2nd time this week! My boss is gonna kill me if I'm late again, nope no time for earthquakes. I just got this fucken job!" Like he is just in a traffic jam. 😆🤣😜
Jeez, mad respect to the one hero who immediately ran towards the collapsed thing to look for injured people in the first clip. Also thankful to be living in one of the few geologically stables areas of the planet lol
I'm blind, but love watching TH-cam videos, so this is perfect. It's nice to finally hear someone plainly describing exactly what would immediately be obvious to anyone watching a video.
@@magrnyx3657 no hate at all but being blind doesn't make you unable to do things. I have train 2 guide dogs with my mum and met 2 blind people that are the most amazing people in the world to me. There is also a feature on some technology where it use voices to activate the technology that you are using however I think you might already know this because the comment was posted 2 years ago. Also all stay save and don't catch corona virus
Y A lol jokes on you, japanese skyscrapers are built with rubber and steel? I think?? And most japanese buildings are built to be earthquake proof and are built with sensors that notify the tenants an earthquake is approaching and put on a siren around the country. Japanese is the most advanced when it comes to these type of things, they live so close to the epicenter so all of their buildings are built to be earthquake proof. Skyscrapers can tolerate around a 1-7 type of quake. Whenever u see a building swaying during an earthquake that means its flexible
Skyscrapers are now usually earthquake proofed if sometimes up to a 9. The shaking is because they’re built to move with the ground and not stand still and therefore fall over. You’ll notice most of the devastation is small buildings than big. But sometimes they do fall but so do small buildings.
00:07 Nepal earthquake magnitude 7.8 ~ 8.2 MMI Ⅸ Kathmandu (JMA 6-) 01:26〜02:3406:23〜09:35 The 2011 off the Pacific coast of Tohoku Earthquake magnitude 9.0 ~ 9.1 JMA ❼ Kurihara City, Miyagi Prefecture 10:42 Terremoto de Ecuador de 2016 (Spanish) magnitude 7.8 MMI Ⅷ On the same day there was an earthquake that observed JMA seismic intensity 7 in Kumamoto Prefecture in Japan.
i live in California for over 21 years and the 3 earthquakes I have felt I've been in the toilet lol 😔 everyone runs out by the time I can open the door and not feel dizzy it's over
I live in Anchorage Ak. We had a 7.0 a couple months back. All the doors were jamming and wouldnt open. No collapsed buildings or serious injuries. We learned how to build our infrastructure after the 1964 quake.
Tidgy The UK gets many earthquakes, but they are almost never felt because most of them reach no more than 3 on the Richter Scale, meaning that our earthquakes don't cause any damage and are felt just slightly. I've just googled UK earthquake, and found that one happened yesterday (27th June) and was a 2.6 on the Richter Scale. Here is a list of all the earthquakes that have occurred in the last 50 days in the UK (earthquakes.bgs.ac.uk/earthquakes/recent_uk_events.html).
People recording the disaster on their phones is actually crucial in the aftermath. For one, it can be used as news footage to report the event. It can capture certain events in the chaos that people would miss during the commotion, like seeing where a person might have been struck and buried under a building Can also provide evidence of how buildings withstood the earthquake. If someone buys a home for example and it's claimed to be reinforced to withstand shockwaves up to a certain strength, but then it falls down before then - you've got proof that it was the earthquake that destroyed it and you may even be able to see how it fell and what parts of the structure failed first There's also the fact that this may simply be a persons last moments. In a situation as extreme as an earthquake where you may die, you may feel compelled to capture what you're going through so that others can see what happened Not so much "Time for a great instagram video" as it is: "If I die here and now, this footage will tell people how"
Earthquakes are fun to go through...until they’re not! I’ve lived in japan and Alaska and have gone through many small ones....never a big one, and I’m glad for it!
5:18 How scary that must be. I feel for those people of Haiti. Let us pray...may god help those people in Haiti. Let's pray they get everything they need soon.
10:50 The reason why drop, cover, and hold is very important during earthquakes. The man could've killed his baby by running outside. If he would've stayed inside and dropped to the ground nothing big would've happened. Instead, he ran outside and the earthquake threw him across the street into the ground.
Im glad i live in the Midwest of the us cause i dont get hurricanes,tsunamis,earthquakes all i have to worry about is snow hail and an occasional tornado warning
Og maco Sheesh I live in England so I don't Really need to worry about anything because we rarely get tornadoes, earthquakes,Hail, volcano eruptions (Because We don't have any Volcanoes) or a tsunami.But I have been In a 2 tornadoes before
I am much much more luckier, I live on the international space station so i dnt have to worry about anything. Maybe the occasion alien abduction that we have every year.
Dam at 10:53 that earthquake was strong check them out they could not even walk outside, it brought them to the left and then jolted them hard to right, as if they were doing the 2 step.. curious how strong that earth quake was..Almost as a bomb going off..
Quake was epicenter in Ecuador, 7.8 on the Richter Scale. This footage was at a cyber in Canoa, a beautiful beach surf town, I live just 18 km away. It was awful and happened on April 16, 2016. Still not recovered and still cannot live in my house. This quake with the same intensity from the same fracture line happened in 1942.
Actually that moving of buildings in japan is counteractively good. They have a sliding plate based earthquake proof mechanism for skyscrapers and even homes. So in actual sense, it not the buildings moving. They are trying to stay stationary while the earth is moving.
The thing about Japanese buildings they are really meant to have them swing when there's an earthquake to have less impact or probability that it will collapse, but experiencing that swing is as scary as riding a rollercoaster
What I learned from this video: don't be in a bar or a supermarket when a quake hits, be in a skyscraper, and it's more like a bunch of sideways jerking motions than the violent shaking and cracking you always see in movies.
Greetings from Alaska. You keep your hurricanes. We will deal with our earthquakes. All our buildings are built to withstand a 10.0 Hurricanes flood and decimate everything.
I live in New Orleans. We don't have hardly any big buildings here but we have lots of old brick buildings (1820-1845) in the French Quarter where I live. We are safe from flooding here in just about the only high ground in the city so I have to agree with you, but I hope I never have to experience an earthquake or another terrible hurricane either.
Dude in Chile we're used to earthquakes, and buildings don't really fall, unless they were very poorly built, usually every house and building is built for resisting strong earthquakes. It's actually weird for people to be that scared of earthquakes, since it happens all the time, we're just used to it. I think they're fun :D
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5:08 I love how that biker just turns off his ride, takes off the helmet and chills out for a moment
Btw heres a tip: Don't run while inside a building while an earthquake is happening, you might slip and have more troubles than if you just calmly walked outside
shalol bitch if the building is falling apart you can bet your ass I will be running faster than hell to get out of it
Anita Greene Yeah, Even if you often practice i, You will still have Adrenalin Rush.
Lol I saw that too.
This was in Nepal
That poor man all alone in that building during the 6 min mark. He must've been so scared. God bless him
Infinite Rumination haha. you are dumb af bro. even christians knows god does not help physicaly or something like that. :3
Dimiтrí that nigga a goofy
Infinite Rumination goofy
@@dimetriyo4183 respect beliefs, prick
Rayos Boujieee vivlicvl c I l
omg the skyscrapers...
fuck THAT noise...
that's a big bag of NOPE
I know hey. Fuck that shit.
WORDENVISION 420 if you sub to me I sub to u deal?
I almost shit my pants just watching
Shankmeyster
Christopher Newman yup that is terrifying
10:53 knocked everyone to the ground including the poor man trying to carry the baby. That one looks horrific
What magnitude is that?
@@rikudouray2016 Ecuador 7.8 Earthcuake
@@PhotatoKing Fuck.
2:06 *Guy comes out* Hey, this is libary. *Earthquake stops*
James Medina wow thats a command
The comments always make me happy
No only God can do that my son
ok I need to stop watching this... I live in Burlingame, California, literally 1 mile from the San Andreas fault....
Luisa, haga sus petates y tome las de Villadiego.
I'm watching these because of that, studying what not to do and trying to prepare myself for the worst case scenario while waiting for my xanax to kick in
I went to Mercy Burlingame. It was hit hard in 89
I live in Glendale, CA. Lived in Cali all my life but nearly every earthquake still scares me. Lol. Biggest I felt were those two earthquakes last year on July
I live in Baja California.
I've lived more earthquarkes than I can count but i'm still having a panic attack with every little seism.
I don't know how far is the San Andreas fault from my city but i swear it feels like I live above it.
This is so sad. Peoples homes.. Gone.
Nepal, April 2015.
Andy Official2 then go away
+Andy Official2 you can't even tell him what to do
Andy Official2 you're videos suck like mine
Andy Official2 You just told him to get out you idiot think before you comment
10:52 the man holding the baby .😭😭😱 holy shit he flew
Hazel Torres wtf that is one big big big earthquake and hope they survived
Marco Estanislao they did, this was in Ecuador. I live here its was horrifying
Hazel Torres ZOOM😂😂 but god that is terrible😭💔
Oml i feel so bad for laughing
@@theslimeyslime1016 same forgive me God but haha but still i hope he's ok
the most fearful disaster I don't want to encounter with.
Would you rather deal with a volcano or earthquake?
Jecjec Remo Easily earthquake
Meagan Carr
volvanoe
Jecjec Remo meh
Jecjec Remo Id much rather deal with an earthquake than a Tsunami. An earth quake you can get outside and be somewhat safe. However a tsunami you can't do much to stop from dying.
11:06 ...That was in Ecuador. April 16/2016.... More than 600 lives were lost in that earthquake
😢😞
And the duration of earthquake is so long, horrifying indeed
I was impressed at the first one. All those people come running to the fallen Building to see what help they could offer. Many would run in the opposite direction faced witb the same circumstances.
matt cullen that was tudikhel gate in Nepal that collapsed because it was made during 19th century and materials were basic. They used bricks, sand, clay and woods.
5:11 am I the only one who feels satisfied with that noise of crumbling rocks?
Damien nope
I hear that most of my life
Better than listening to Rap music.
rayford21 ok boomer
@@rayford21 R/WOOOOOOSH
that first one was...
Wow!
those 2 guys nearly got crushed by the building!
just imagine the humanity!
lisbeth marrero meh
lisbeth marrero that was sad for India
No. People DID get crushed..omg
@@112Ishaan that was in Nepal. I was around that area, when that incident happened.
@@binitasharma8125 yeah you are right its sundhara
I feel really bad for people who work at groceries. They have to clean that all up. sad
It's the price you have to pay when you are working at a business.
peter zebot better workin at and having to clean up at Sperm Donation Clinic?
Yeah and the owner. He's stuck with the cost of everything thats ruined. Unless he specifically has earthquake insurance 🤷♀️🤷♂️
@@miichoco_8631 It's not about that. It's not saying lives are more important. Lives lost IS compared to damage done to buildings and grocery stores.
However, it's also a business. The cleanup after these things cost a lot to put to right. If you make it out with your life, of course it's wonderful. But losing things that matter you is also hurtful.
And as someone who works in retail. If I'm lucky to survive, I would be cleaning up that mess. There's nothing wrong with feeling compassion towards other that have to do that job.
And so much money lose 😧
uhh no thanks. I would rather stick with my Texas tornadoes
funny... i live in Chile and i would rather stick with the earthquakes than live a tornado....
those are freaking terrifying D:
Conny Lulú
Same here, in Chile we are used to earthquakes, like we don't even care a real earthquake for us is 7.0 up
Daniel Starr Yup.
I live in Maryland, so I'm lucky, no tornadoes, earthquakes, and rarely any hurricanes
I live in Georgia, no anything😂
Mother Nature be like:
Japan you ready for some a dance party?
Japan: No!
*after the earthquake*
Japan: finally over!
Miter nature: Bitch you thought!
Wtf is a miter?
@@amiqai 😂
Tsunami: *HEY*
@@amiqai maybe there was earthquake when she mispelled Mother into Miter 😂
Mother Nature: YOU FORGOT YOUR WATER
The sound of those high rises shifting is terrifying.
"uh, the bay bridge collapsed"
"what? no it didn't"
*car slips through and gets RIP*
"oh, I see what you mean"
6:50 Is that creaking sound the building? I can't imagine how terrifying that would be.
Dont worry skyscrapers are safe they are build for to be shaking if they stay they will fall you can see a lot small and medium buildings are fall but skyscrapers almost never at earthquake i dont any skyscraper falled by earthquake so dont worry and they have machine that regulate earthquake in skyscrapers
11:00 quake was insane!!!!
supertamal2000 IKR??! I wonder what magnitude that was 😱😱
Khei Cee it was 7.8.... I lived that earthquake
Melina Leon Where it was? seeing the date as "sáb" made me think that it was written in portuguese...
liiparks In Ecuador. sab is Saturday (it's Spanish) :)
yeah.. that was in Ecuador
At least the KitKat survived!😂 3:10
Lol
Kurt Dela Cruz thank god for a survivor
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Kurt Dela Cruz 👌😂
Kurt Dela Cruz I
sometimes its nice to have a helicopter
Flakez if i fly to space then
@ , no you can't.
Some waves affect the air. In case you didnt knew
3:58 the dude on the motorcycle to the left is like "Crap 2nd time this week! My boss is gonna kill me if I'm late again, nope no time for earthquakes. I just got this fucken job!" Like he is just in a traffic jam. 😆🤣😜
Cajun-Brat not funny
2:46 - 3:30
*clean up on aisle 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20*
LOL
I quit...
[L]ou why...
Lol you just god a like
Joke's on you... there is no aisle 10!
What’s funny is the girl who knocked over the rack and started the chain reaction did what the Earth itself didn’t even do!
do you think birds feel earthquakes when they are flying???
Andrew whittington song plays/ V A P O R W A VE
I.....I.....
Oh my God
10 questions science still cant asnwer
Why the fuck would they the air isn't moving, do you feel the waves moving when you are above them in the ocean
Voltiac oh good above the ocean makes earthquakes catastrophic
It's 2020 and I'm watching this in quarantine
That Nepal quake in the beginning where only ONE person went to help the guy that got collapsed on :( Also the added in rock noises at 5:55 haha
Jeez, mad respect to the one hero who immediately ran towards the collapsed thing to look for injured people in the first clip. Also thankful to be living in one of the few geologically stables areas of the planet lol
JUST had an earthquake two days in a row and I freaking hate them so why why am I torturing myself
I'm blind, but love watching TH-cam videos, so this is perfect. It's nice to finally hear someone plainly describing exactly what would immediately be obvious to anyone watching a video.
Matthew Leavitt
If your blind then how would you type good with out any misspelling??
@@magrnyx3657 no hate at all but being blind doesn't make you unable to do things. I have train 2 guide dogs with my mum and met 2 blind people that are the most amazing people in the world to me. There is also a feature on some technology where it use voices to activate the technology that you are using however I think you might already know this because the comment was posted 2 years ago. Also all stay save and don't catch corona virus
I don't know why they build such tall buildings knowing this happens
Y A lol jokes on you, japanese skyscrapers are built with rubber and steel? I think?? And most japanese buildings are built to be earthquake proof and are built with sensors that notify the tenants an earthquake is approaching and put on a siren around the country. Japanese is the most advanced when it comes to these type of things, they live so close to the epicenter so all of their buildings are built to be earthquake proof. Skyscrapers can tolerate around a 1-7 type of quake. Whenever u see a building swaying during an earthquake that means its flexible
Skyscrapers are now usually earthquake proofed if sometimes up to a 9. The shaking is because they’re built to move with the ground and not stand still and therefore fall over. You’ll notice most of the devastation is small buildings than big. But sometimes they do fall but so do small buildings.
Because humans are bad ass and design them for it
00:07
Nepal earthquake
magnitude 7.8 ~ 8.2
MMI Ⅸ Kathmandu (JMA 6-)
01:26〜02:34 06:23〜09:35
The 2011 off the Pacific coast of Tohoku Earthquake
magnitude 9.0 ~ 9.1
JMA ❼ Kurihara City, Miyagi Prefecture
10:42
Terremoto de Ecuador de 2016 (Spanish)
magnitude 7.8
MMI Ⅷ
On the same day there was an earthquake that observed JMA seismic intensity 7 in Kumamoto Prefecture in Japan.
that is nuts how it just tossed people...
Solid little compilation. Thanks for sharing, WE420. And you're right, fuck the haters.
This how little ants feel when we mess with them
i live in LA and once we get a major earthquake again...well hopefully i can make it through it once it happens
Jonathan Morales I live in LA too always hear about a big one coming soon
The best thing to do is move away from the state.
Same, 15miles from San Francisco
3:50 XD the moped driver
1:32 everyone's in a frantic rush to get out of the building but this guy's just standin here all chill recording it XD
GamingDischarge lol
i live in California for over 21 years and the 3 earthquakes I have felt I've been in the toilet lol 😔 everyone runs out by the time I can open the door and not feel dizzy it's over
Haha. At least you didn't shit your pants 😏
Lol
I live in Anchorage Ak. We had a 7.0 a couple months back. All the doors were jamming and wouldnt open. No collapsed buildings or serious injuries. We learned how to build our infrastructure after the 1964 quake.
Well.the whole place has turned into a toilet now anyway
That just proves one thing:
You spend a lot of time in the toilet.
5:19 am I the only one oddly satisfied by the sound of the rubble collapsing?
That's some crazy footage of poltergeist activity
bobby t 😂😂😂😂 that's an earthquake
Lmafo
Jesus! THIS makes my happy to live in the UK.
Tidgy anything can happen. U never know.
Tidgy The UK gets many earthquakes, but they are almost never felt because most of them reach no more than 3 on the Richter Scale, meaning that our earthquakes don't cause any damage and are felt just slightly.
I've just googled UK earthquake, and found that one happened yesterday (27th June) and was a 2.6 on the Richter Scale. Here is a list of all the earthquakes that have occurred in the last 50 days in the UK (earthquakes.bgs.ac.uk/earthquakes/recent_uk_events.html).
Tidgy but in the uk is it dangerous to with bombs Earthquakes and Yeah that stuff
Tidgy I am in Holland YOUR namber
You should be happy to live in the UK anyway.
9:57 holy fuck
the women peed on her pants
IN THE LIBRARY
You:*talking*
Librarian: SHHH
*earthquake happens*
Librarian:WELL GOD DAM
Be quite earthquake
people recording on their phones be like " OMG THERE'S AN EARTHQUAKE!!!! I'M PROBABLY GONNA DIE! WELL, TIME FOR A GREAT INSTAGRAM VIDEO!!
Got dis on flim?
Becky Sommers that’s is true
That's true with girls in highschool
People recording the disaster on their phones is actually crucial in the aftermath. For one, it can be used as news footage to report the event. It can capture certain events in the chaos that people would miss during the commotion, like seeing where a person might have been struck and buried under a building
Can also provide evidence of how buildings withstood the earthquake. If someone buys a home for example and it's claimed to be reinforced to withstand shockwaves up to a certain strength, but then it falls down before then - you've got proof that it was the earthquake that destroyed it and you may even be able to see how it fell and what parts of the structure failed first
There's also the fact that this may simply be a persons last moments. In a situation as extreme as an earthquake where you may die, you may feel compelled to capture what you're going through so that others can see what happened
Not so much "Time for a great instagram video" as it is: "If I die here and now, this footage will tell people how"
Becky Sommers lol
Could you imagine being on the top floor of those moving buildings? Id shit my pants.
The last one happened in my city Mexicali, Baja California 😱.
Luis Alberto Zendejas huevos!
im from Mexicali too
My parents are from there and they remember that!
MAKE A VIDEO OF LUCKY PEOPLE!
THANKS. I MIGHT DO THAT.
WORDENVISION 420 THAT SOUNDS VERY GOOD
I DONT KNOW WHAT WE'RE YELLING ABOUT
Sammy Gould your profile picture ( R. I. P Gabe the dog ) 😫🐶
Cicero Nogo ... I THINK WERE HAVING A FUCK YEAH MOMENT ... WOO HOO .. YOHEMBE
I live in southern California and just felt an earthquake as I was watching this. How surreal.
You live in southern California. That's not surreal at all. At least half of the southern Cali viewers probably watched this in mid-quake. :-)
You just have to make it about you, don't you?
Earthquakes are fun to go through...until they’re not! I’ve lived in japan and Alaska and have gone through many small ones....never a big one, and I’m glad for it!
Nobody :
Guy ride a motorcycle in earthquakes : * T-pose *
5:18 How scary that must be. I feel for those people of Haiti. Let us pray...may god help those people in Haiti. Let's pray they get everything they need soon.
$500.000.000 was sent to Haiti but the Clinton Foundation stole it.
I litterally had an little earthquake about an hour ago
I always want to encounter a not big not small earthquake
Now here also
10:50 The reason why drop, cover, and hold is very important during earthquakes. The man could've killed his baby by running outside. If he would've stayed inside and dropped to the ground nothing big would've happened. Instead, he ran outside and the earthquake threw him across the street into the ground.
Im glad i live in the Midwest of the us cause i dont get hurricanes,tsunamis,earthquakes all i have to worry about is snow hail and an occasional tornado warning
Og maco Sheesh I am much more luckier,I live in the middle of gujarat,india.All I need to worry about is earthquakes
Og maco Sheesh I live in England so I don't Really need to worry about anything because we rarely get tornadoes, earthquakes,Hail, volcano eruptions (Because We don't have any Volcanoes) or a tsunami.But I have been In a 2 tornadoes before
Margaret Avgin And you have one more thing to worry(I guess) london is sinking 4 inches a year
I am much much more luckier, I live on the international space station so i dnt have to worry about anything. Maybe the occasion alien abduction that we have every year.
Og maco Sheesh Come to Arizona the only thing we have is flash floods in the washes and the occasional forest fire
Nothing good ever happens on this channel and I love it
0:30 the animal man :( on the right side of the screen rip
10:47 earthquake proof fan
Legend says the company uses this video as their advertising.
10:56....when the bass drops
Dubstep feels😂😂
Nobody:
Not a single soul:
One high guy: "Ugh, I hate with they record all shakey"
I was talking on the phone to my friend on her lunch break when the earthquake hit Japan
You did a killer job with this.
2:20 HOLY!!!
This is why I never want to be a janitor
Dam at 10:53 that earthquake was strong check them out they could not even walk outside, it brought them to the left and then jolted them hard to right, as if they were doing the 2 step.. curious how strong that earth quake was..Almost as a bomb going off..
latinfinest1 that earthquake was smart shaking mode
Quake was epicenter in Ecuador, 7.8 on the Richter Scale. This footage was at a cyber in Canoa, a beautiful beach surf town, I live just 18 km away. It was awful and happened on April 16, 2016. Still not recovered and still cannot live in my house. This quake with the same intensity from the same fracture line happened in 1942.
A big earthquake contains the energy of 1,000-15,000 atom bombs. BIG boom.
Actually that moving of buildings in japan is counteractively good. They have a sliding plate based earthquake proof mechanism for skyscrapers and even homes. So in actual sense, it not the buildings moving. They are trying to stay stationary while the earth is moving.
i feel terrible for every person that has went through a very bad natural disaster
Was I the only one who was expecting to hear.... “....ahhhh its Godzilla!!" Regardless of the country....?
Do a video with the worst crumbling sound effect edit in the world.
Ok, you did it!
when your on a hotel: uno reverse card to buildings
The worst thing about these is seeing people get crushed.
Damien I know right?! I'm like, "omg what if I was in their situation" 😢
@@kheicee egoist
11:05 this was in Ecuador , for the first time in my life I thought that was the end of my life, scary stuff
“In an blink of an eye, it’s all gone”
Timestamps - (sorry if it's not all accurate)
0:08 - 2015 Gorkha Earthquake - Nepal - Magnitude 8.1
1:25 - 2011 Tohoku Earthquake - Japan - Magnitude 9.1
2:33 - 2010 Bio-Bio Earthquake - Chile - Magnitude 8.8 (not sure about this one)
3:31 - 2015 Gorkha Earthquake - Nepal - Magnitude 8.1 (not sure about this one)
5:10 - 2010 Haiti Earthquake - Haiti - Magnitude 7.2
6:23 - 2011 Tohoku Earthquake - Japan - Magnitude 9.1
9:35 - 2016 Ecuador Earthquake - Ecuador - Magnitude 7.8
11:34 - 1989 Loma Prieta Earthquake - USA - Magnitude 7.1
12:38 - 2010 Baja California Earthquake - USA and Mexico - Magnitude 7.0
Damn the earthquake at 10:43 took almost a minute (52 seconds)
The thing about Japanese buildings they are really meant to have them swing when there's an earthquake to have less impact or probability that it will collapse, but experiencing that swing is as scary as riding a rollercoaster
Fuck the haters, nice vid
Oscatio Fuck the vid, nice haters
It's scary when you see the ground crack and move like in 02:20.
I know how this feels
Thats good?
popindo
Sometimes god dont let it go sometimes god lets it go
15:35 I needed a Dramamine watching it
What I learned from this video: don't be in a bar or a supermarket when a quake hits, be in a skyscraper, and it's more like a bunch of sideways jerking motions than the violent shaking and cracking you always see in movies.
Im glad that i Live in Moscow 😎
No earthquakes, no tornados, no tsunami.
popindosin228 what about Putin?
Well, thats the only disaster xd
That sudden lurch at 10:54 was gut-wrenching.
DAMNIT JIMMY THATS TOO MUCH BASS
When the big dog scratches itself. the creepy crawlers living on it's bag start dying.
Can't wait to see one in California
9:45 the women at bench had already felt it coming!!
It's really hard when the earthquake is around 2 magnitude so she's probably sensitive
I think I'll keep my hurricanes and you can have your earthquakes.
Thankyouverymuch.
100% agree. Greetings from Chile.
Greetings from Alaska. You keep your hurricanes. We will deal with our earthquakes. All our buildings are built to withstand a 10.0
Hurricanes flood and decimate everything.
I live in New Orleans. We don't have hardly any big buildings here but we have lots of old brick buildings (1820-1845) in the French Quarter where I live. We are safe from flooding here in just about the only high ground in the city so I have to agree with you, but I hope I never have to experience an earthquake or another terrible hurricane either.
Dude in Chile we're used to earthquakes, and buildings don't really fall, unless they were very poorly built, usually every house and building is built for resisting strong earthquakes.
It's actually weird for people to be that scared of earthquakes, since it happens all the time, we're just used to it.
I think they're fun :D
too much playing with the camera, zooming in and zooming out when towers are swaying !
Everyone gangsta until buildings start to shake
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guess japan really is ahead lol
In the states the garbage comes out and loots the place.
2:55 we now know the structural integrity of a Toblerone.
Wanna know a true story?
So i was shopping at a mall in trindad then out of nowhere a 7.3 earthquake hits.
Its funny how both of ur usernames start with N
Nigga
Built to withstand an earthquake or not, being in a skyscraper during an earthquake is a true shit your pants moment.
What magnitude was this earthquake ?
The huge buildings swaying are horrifying
Reuploaded?
Yeah sorry. Seems my little niece disliked and somehow deleted the other. She maybe some kind of computer guru.