Exactly. If someone is gonna hike in the mountains it's really important to know what to do if an avalanche happens. Which is, in part, basically swim with it. Typically diving in a hole is just diving into your own grave. He's lucky.
Next time, if you doubt the original poster's point, try and capture the beauty and splendor of the moon on your phone camera.. Yeah the camera leaves off 30+pounds 😂
@@acog_quarks8753I knew I would see this comment. This is not true. When they appear to stop there are a few things that could be happening. It could be moving away from you and they it would look like its getting smaller. It could be moving towards you and it would appear to be getting bigger. It could also just have stopped moving tornados can do that. Also if its moving away from you and growing it could look like its moving towards you or if its moving towards you and weakening it could look like its moving away.
Well, I think this man IS THE ONLY SIGMA MALE I HAVE SEEN, because his behavior is exactly what the experts say a sigma male does, any other including me would have said a thousand and one oaths and curses and would have even sweared and yelled and cried, instead this guy said two or three things with an almost criminal aplomb and there we have him, alive and exhibiting an unparalleled class hahaha
@@rainychan2916 I feel like with how far away he was initially was he could’ve gotten another 100 yards away easily, that’s quite far especially with how far away he already was
@@rainychan2916 he was lucky a rock didn’t fall on his head, but that’s a scary position to be in, I don’t really know what I’d do be I feel like I would run away the moment I saw snow falling off the mountain
I would of started running a lot sooner, I mean how do you not gauge that with that large scale of mass coming at you ? That mass has to go somewhere champ lol
Totally agree... For me the beauty here is in the strangeness of what we see : a cloud that looks perfectly half liquid half gazeous. It is hard at the very start to comprehend fully what we have in front of us, because of its strange aspect and very particular physics. The frightening aspect (for me again) is about how it's moving both so gracefully AND quickly. And I didn't even mention the spread ! A volcano is directly perceived as a frightening thing because of its purely explosive nature. Maybe we don't "see" at first sight the evidence of danger with ice despite its dangerous mechanical nature (more than the thermic one from an explosive volcano)... Even if anyone reasonable enough would still realise rapidly what's happening, if you know what I mean.
This shot is probably the most incredible thing he's ever going to film. The beautiful blue sky accentuating the white show. The perfect perspective of the avalanche coming _directly_ toward him and then rolling _over_ him, and then his ability to film UNDER the avalanche. One in a billion shot. Perfect place, perfect time, great instincts.
@@shadowarez1337ometimes things happen so fast that you can’t whip out your camera & record it unless you already have it your hands... I got in cab & I was sitting in the middle between my ex & her sister. I wondered I’m suppose to site in the middle as guy... Then I noticed in corner of my vision a light coming.. I said to myself (in my mind) too fast... I heard a wheels screaming as the car approached, I didn’t move head nor my eyes towards the light but instead moved my hands towards and under my ex’s legs, lifted her up & brought towards my lap and placed her on myself. Hold her with my right arm while the other with hand on her sister’s shoulder tightly. Car slammed into the car, broke the window, that door where my ex was sitting came inwards & tapped on my shoulder, while her my ex head flange towards her sister’s neck. (I didn’t feel time pass as these happened but it was so fast as if it happen between if you clapped your hands 3 times fast).... Came out of the cab, they immediately started praying, I just walked around the car to see what we went through... Then we immediately stopped another cab went to the hospital, nurse notified that my ex’s sister’s voice started to change as because she got hurt during the incident. Then she started to cry but luckily her voice came back moments after...
It very well could have been. Avalanches are no joke. If you get burried you have an hour or two to life. Try to have a locator beacon on you that can guide rescue pesonel towards your location if you ever go anywhere near a location that has an active avalanche warning out. They cost like 100 quid but they save a lot of lives
Well, it's indeed exactly as stuff a lot of people saw last in their life. He even filmed everything there was to film, since further out filming becomes impossible.
He said he had hiked a good bit away from the group trying to get cool photos when he heard it start moving. After seeing it would take too long to get back he found cover and started recording.
@@rockstar-5934nope, why are avalanches bad? Because they’re a danger to us? No, they’re a part of nature. Unlike most of us there’s also people who are gifted with wisdom, and you don’t need a lot of wisdom to know it’s better to stay away from an avalanche than to wait for it to come to you 😂
One thing I'm glad I've learned through the internet is that when a building is collapsing or there's an oncoming rush of snow or water - it's going to reach way, WAY farther than what it looks like at first.
@@acog_quarks8753You could if you run in the correct direction. This comment makes me think you would run the height of the building instead of the length of the building
Give that man an award for that...he stayed pretty calm all things considered. Most other people I know would be screaming and cursing up a storm as they tried to find a place to hide.
(Ecclesiastic 3:11)✨🤍✨ «He Has Made Everything Beautiful In Its Time. Also, He Has Put Eternity Into man's heart, yet so that he cannot find out What God Has Done From The Beginning To The End(Eternity).» ✨(John 17:3)☁️🤍🛤🤍☁️✨ «And This Is Life Eternal, that they Know You, The Only True God, And Jesus Christ Whom You Have Sent.»
@@chasejames6024 If he ran he would most likely be injured or dead. That is traveling a lot faster than you think. He did exactly what you are supposed to do in that situation. If you run you get hit by an actual semi truck worth of force that will kill you or seriously injure you
@@chasejames6024 An avalanche get get up to 200 miles per hour with tons and tons of packed snow. Nature is not forgiving. Do not treat it as such. The fact that he didn't get buried there is the only reason he is alive
@@Idktodaybubblesno what it’s saying is that it looks closer than it actually is. Because when looking in a rear/side view mirror, the cars/objects look like they’re closer to you than they actually are.
In the United States, about 26 people die in avalanches each year. That’s actually a pretty large percentage (about 17%) of the more than 150 people who die in avalanches each year around the world. Thousands more are buried or partially buried but survive until rescued. Snowslides, the most common kind of avalanche, can sweep downhill faster than the fastest skier. In the mountains of the western United States, there are about 100,000 avalanches each year. And compared to most other countries the U.S. has a high number of skiers, snowboarders, mountaineers, and hikers endangered by avalanches. In addition to the danger of being hit by or buried in rocks and ice, avalanches are also dangerous because they can produce a powerful wind capable of blowing a house apart and killing a person. Furthermore, once the avalanche stops, it settles like concrete. Bodily movement is nearly impossible. Buried victims who avoid being killed in the avalanche may suffocate while awaiting rescue.
I go to a college in the mountains of Montana and if you do a ski class of any kind you have to know about avalanches and have the right equipment to get out or get someone else out. I think there’s even a whole class on it!
As a mountaineer avalanches worry me more than falls. Dying with my mouth, throat and nostrils packed with ice doesn't appeal. But the impact often does the damage before it gets that far.
@Mxmic0101 you are correct. You can not outrun an avalanche. He survived because the flow of it went down the mountain to the left and all that hit him was the "spray" that came over the mountain side he's on top of. What he got was like a wave splashing against a sea wall your sanding on. IF it would have come up that peak he was on he would have been buried in there and no one would have ever found him. In this situation behind the boulder not inside of them is best. If he would have been buried inside that something could have landed on top and he would literally be in a tomb. Jumping into a hole for safety in an avalanche is never going to be the best answer. You want to be as near to the surface as possible.
@numbingcactus153 ya for sure. I see what you're saying. And that was most definitely my first thought as well. Him just standing there made him a target of those rocks that came with that spray. That's why I said behind a boulder and not in them. That front wall is what is going to deflect and protect not that back one. Since you have no way of knowing if it will overcome that location it's best not to trap yourself. If you are found you'll be at the bottom of it all with a very specific dig out and that all means you're less likely to be out in time. Think about having a shovel and trying to get to him when he's in a hole of narrow rock walls you can't dig through. Not only that- he's at the bottom of potentially 5 6 ft of snow ice and other rocks and boulders. Impossible dig out.
@@marz6526Robert Landsburg is a famous photographer from where I grew up. Famous for using his body to protect his camera after taking shots of Mount St. Helens as it erupted.
@@TeenWithACarrotIDK it is translated as dementia, however the meaning is like “mind weakness” or “lack of fear” as a downside. My native language is neither English nor Russian so maybe there is a better explanation.
Everyone who has produced shakey footage needs to watch this. Half the people would have run when it just started. Give this guy a Cameraman award for steady shots, and staying right to the bitter end, with no shake. Absolutely amazing.
@@123ethanscomedyI fully agree with all this. I'm so tired of people moving the camera right when the action happens. Even when the person is in no danger they still move it sometimes. Lame.
He didn't run because he KNEW it was pointless. He found that spot in the rocks and just took the opportunity to record that wonderful force of nature in action.
Well it wouldn't have been pointless to run if he would have ran in the beginning when it first started, but at that point after filming it surely was.
@@n.c.pictures run sideways out of the avalanches trajectory. The avalanche was losing it's momentum by the time it reached him. Off course there are other nooks & places to hide
I mean, he could not outrun that. He was trekking over a rock field. Have you ever done that? I have. It's hella-slow. There's no running when you're in a field of rocks. You just look down, see if there's a space, and pray that you live.
That avalanche starts way further away than people generally estimate - there are no objects (like buildings) to guess the scale. The speed is immense!
Hopefully you'll get some epic incoming tsunami or volcanic eruption footage in the future. Get as close as possible. Just imagine the clout on social media... 🤣
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@@vasiovasio facts
@@vasiovasiolike it’s a 🍿
*an Oscar
That's the most chill person in a dangerous situation I have ever seen!
Haha chill ❄️
Forreal! Not even one cuss word or the need for a clean set of drawers after. 🤯
It's called "idiot"
@@bobbisue313 he said holy fuck right after the commentator stopped talking
British 😂
On that terrain, you're not out running that avalanche. Dude chose the right path in his game.
Exactly. If someone is gonna hike in the mountains it's really important to know what to do if an avalanche happens. Which is, in part, basically swim with it. Typically diving in a hole is just diving into your own grave. He's lucky.
@@OneDoodlingBug no that theory is granted if its deep snow this wasnt
running to the right side could maybe have been possible if hes at least not absolutely slow but never run down the path that the avalanche is going
if he tried to run he would enter the twisted ankle realm fast
@@Yasminh- better to run against it lol?
The calmest "Oh God. Oh dear God"...ever.
It’s like Mr Roger’s “mercy!”
most emotional british reaction
I mean... what else are you supposed to say against the all-consuming void of nature's fury?
@@dysongtechairram1646i knew i’d find this comment
And to think some people shout loud when a glass of water slips of their hands...
This dude is literally the chillest dude ever!! I would scream prayers!! He is truly cool!
of cousre he is chill , that's tend to happen when hundred of tons of ice and snow fly into your direction...
I guess he’s just a chill guy 🤷🏾♂️
"Oh God. Oh Dear God" was a prayer. 😂
Literally chill
He knew his only chance of survival was to start filming and become a camera man.
Love it 😂
😮😅😅😅😅😂😂😂!
😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Never thought about that! That is how the guy in the moon survived?
for reference, if something looks like real life slow motion, its much larger in reality than your eyes perceive...
Like when you see a tornado “stop moving”, that just means it’s coming right to you
Next time, if you doubt the original poster's point, try and capture the beauty and splendor of the moon on your phone camera..
Yeah the camera leaves off 30+pounds 😂
@SaltyShaman May I ask what that scene was ? (If you're okay with it, I'm just curious)
@@acog_quarks8753I knew I would see this comment. This is not true. When they appear to stop there are a few things that could be happening. It could be moving away from you and they it would look like its getting smaller. It could be moving towards you and it would appear to be getting bigger. It could also just have stopped moving tornados can do that. Also if its moving away from you and growing it could look like its moving towards you or if its moving towards you and weakening it could look like its moving away.
True DAT!! 😬😬😬😬😬😬😬
He did the right thing recording, afterall the cameraman never dies
@Ole-jm4uxcringe, I’m fine by dying if it’s by you. You should feel honored
@Ole-jm4uxan’t translate in shorts can ya (edit I translated the comment and it was just saying if you don’t subscribe to him rn will stop beating )
@Ole-jm4uxcool I won’t
@Ole-jm4ux😂
😂😂 unless the camera man dies and someone found his camera and posted his video.
Actually got the entire thing on camera perfectly, remained calm and knew exactly what to do. I wish all videos were this perfect, it's great.
The most chilled hiker ever
😂😂
Bdum-tsh. 😅
Litterally
oh my XD
*strangles you like in that last of us 2 meme pic*
Avalanche is rapidly approaching
Dude: "hehe, I'm in danger."
Nice 😂😂
White people
@@SilkyMilkyOriginal more like original Ralph
@@johnfriedl7126What?
Nah he right. I love my white ppl but I ain't hiking with any of them lmao they play too much @@johnfriedl7126
The epitome of "It's gonna stop...anytime now....annytiiime...now....um...uh...oh crap."
I have a new found major respect for snow ! That man was blessed by God !
He was the red spy! He is gonna turn red any moment now...
@@lorraineakers8147Wtf has god to do with that?
@@Scr3amapillarwell he started the avalanche obviously
@@Scr3amapillarspotted the atheist
Bro really said, “I’m still standing, yeah yeah yeah.”
Elton John approves your comment.
The calmest freakout I've ever heard
That's exactly like my ex husband. I'm yelling, omg the plane just crashed. He's calmly says...really? That's a bummer.
The acceptance of death
Because he was too dumb to know how serious it was
@@JaysonT1no reaction ≠ no recognition
Totally all he said was, "oh dear" 😅
It's not just snow and ice. It's chucking up all those loose rocks and boulders too. He's really lucky.
@ItachiUzumaki-wp2jz if that happened to you, you would run like a coward
a coward? lets see you take on a avalanche, and not shit your pants@@ItachiUzumaki-wp2jz
@ItachiUzumaki-wp2jz that crazy but isn't he the one enjoying the outside unlike us 👀
@@ItachiUzumaki-wp2jzbro just shut up
@@ItachiUzumaki-wp2jzah yes because to not be a coward you need to stand right infront of an active avalanche heading towards you like an idiot
This guy is the definition of: “take your time”
Underrated. Godspeed!~
That's me sitting on the bus while the wheelchair lady gets off.
Count down how fast that sh*t took to reach him. Do you really think running any which way would have actually made any difference?
"Calm people live, tense people die" - Adam Savage
Et ton courage 😎😎😎
When there's an avalanch coming, but you're just a chill guy:
😂😂😂
That was the calmest 'Oh dear god' ever.
That’s what I was thinking
That's because he's a brit
He's done that before
I have to believe that's why he survived. Could have pushed around those rocks and force 😮
@@mhxxd4 "obviously" eh? would it really be obvious to you if you were in this situation? you'd shit your pants.
Damn. Camera guy showed some world class composure and presence of mind. Kept himself safe and got the footage ☝️👍
I think he was just a little slow...
Well, I think this man IS THE ONLY SIGMA MALE I HAVE SEEN, because his behavior is exactly what the experts say a sigma male does, any other including me would have said a thousand and one oaths and curses and would have even sweared and yelled and cried, instead this guy said two or three things with an almost criminal aplomb and there we have him, alive and exhibiting an unparalleled class hahaha
@@carloko08you’ve been studying sigma males?😕
wrong - he knew that camera man always survives so he started recording
@@carloko08wtf?
“You can hide but you can’t run”
You can actually run, if you’re not directly on the incline of the mountain then every meter away you can get can matter
@@nexiuz2233 you really just countered my comment lol
@@rainychan2916 I feel like with how far away he was initially was he could’ve gotten another 100 yards away easily, that’s quite far especially with how far away he already was
@@nexiuz2233 well he is smart for hiding
@@rainychan2916 he was lucky a rock didn’t fall on his head, but that’s a scary position to be in, I don’t really know what I’d do be I feel like I would run away the moment I saw snow falling off the mountain
probably the best avalance ever captured on film, right in front of it and underneath. amazing!
He did a professional job filming this. Definitely worth watching several times.
207 likes and no comments let me fix that
@chakchak2198 why?
@@ThawhidWhy not?
@@EleynaaaaBs why fix something that ain't broken? Can we keep replying in questions?
@@ThawhidI don’t know. Can we?
Man had about 32 seconds to figure his life out.
What would have you done? Run? Waste of energy and time. Luckily the avalance wasn't as bad as it could have been.
😂😂😂
More like 10 seconds. 😮
I would of started running a lot sooner, I mean how do you not gauge that with that large scale of mass coming at you ? That mass has to go somewhere champ lol
@@serene1275it's actually 47.64 seconds, I timed it.
It's so incredibly beautiful and at the same time utterly terrifying.
@@ronnie5quint
volcano’s beauty is less and is more scary. Im mesmerized by this, its so surreal… hope never to encounter one tho.
Totally agree... For me the beauty here is in the strangeness of what we see : a cloud that looks perfectly half liquid half gazeous. It is hard at the very start to comprehend fully what we have in front of us, because of its strange aspect and very particular physics. The frightening aspect (for me again) is about how it's moving both so gracefully AND quickly. And I didn't even mention the spread ! A volcano is directly perceived as a frightening thing because of its purely explosive nature. Maybe we don't "see" at first sight the evidence of danger with ice despite its dangerous mechanical nature (more than the thermic one from an explosive volcano)... Even if anyone reasonable enough would still realise rapidly what's happening, if you know what I mean.
That's the definition of "both can be "True" at the "same" time!!! "Beautiful" and "Terrifying"!!!☺️❤️🙏
Just like the Ocean
Is it an optical illusion that the avalanche seems to be moving uphill ?
I can't fathom how that could be possible
Bro was literally just a chill guy this whole situation 🤣
That’s a once in a lifetime experience!
Once in a lifetime, ice flowing overground 🎵🎶
Glad you're quick thinking saved you! Some video. Awesome! 👍
Not if you’re a cameraman
Not unless you do this super frequently
Im sure it was a once in a lifetime experience for a good amount of other people as well
This shot is probably the most incredible thing he's ever going to film. The beautiful blue sky accentuating the white show. The perfect perspective of the avalanche coming _directly_ toward him and then rolling _over_ him, and then his ability to film UNDER the avalanche. One in a billion shot. Perfect place, perfect time, great instincts.
too bad it was footage rescued by the lifeguards
The… certainty of impending doom
@@AlejandroRojasGomezdude ...
it's certainly a one-in-a-lifetime experience
Cuz its the last lol
Finally... the guy at the center of the action knows how to work the camera. Let's all stand and give him a round of applause
I would donate if he setup a gofundme. The cameramen in YT short videos hold about as steady as someone being stung by hornets
Now if only we could get Legends like this to be on the team hunting bigfoot wed actually see proof not 120p camera shots that look like trash 🤣
He must be filming with the most current potato
@@shadowarez1337ometimes things happen so fast that you can’t whip out your camera & record it unless you already have it your hands...
I got in cab & I was sitting in the middle between my ex & her sister. I wondered I’m suppose to site in the middle as guy...
Then I noticed in corner of my vision a light coming.. I said to myself (in my mind) too fast... I heard a wheels screaming as the car approached, I didn’t move head nor my eyes towards the light but instead moved my hands towards and under my ex’s legs, lifted her up & brought towards my lap and placed her on myself. Hold her with my right arm while the other with hand on her sister’s shoulder tightly. Car slammed into the car, broke the window, that door where my ex was sitting came inwards & tapped on my shoulder, while her my ex head flange towards her sister’s neck. (I didn’t feel time pass as these happened but it was so fast as if it happen between if you clapped your hands 3 times fast).... Came out of the cab, they immediately started praying, I just walked around the car to see what we went through... Then we immediately stopped another cab went to the hospital, nurse notified that my ex’s sister’s voice started to change as because she got hurt during the incident. Then she started to cry but luckily her voice came back moments after...
Not if it was a ufo
I loved how he stayed calm, and didn't run in that type of environment, but instead took shelter. respect
Well yeah, he knew he could't outrun the avalanche. It was either hide or get trampled by the rocks and ice traveling over 80mph.
This gives me the chills because even though I know he survived it still seems like I'm watching someones last moments.
😮😮😮😮😮😮....qnd QUICK, VERY QUICK THINKING! SUBARASHI!
Nah he is just camerman, he would never die
It very well could have been. Avalanches are no joke. If you get burried you have an hour or two to life. Try to have a locator beacon on you that can guide rescue pesonel towards your location if you ever go anywhere near a location that has an active avalanche warning out. They cost like 100 quid but they save a lot of lives
Pun intended
Well, it's indeed exactly as stuff a lot of people saw last in their life. He even filmed everything there was to film, since further out filming becomes impossible.
He is very lucky that he was far enough away. What an incredible video. Also, the fact he stayed this calm and didn't panic is truly incredible.
Some people are so addicted to it they can't feel the dangers anymore.
I would have ran like a little gurl
@@crypton_8l87 some people are addicted to.. standing in front of avalanches?
@@ixxxxxxxI think he’s referring to adrenaline
@@crypton_8l87Or sometimes you have no choice and being calm helps making better decisions?
Avalanche: "your dead"
Dude: "Not if I am recording"
So if my uncle was recording he would still be alive?
@@Random-ed2xfit’s a joke
@scottboss64 no it's real, cameraman doesn't die. 😂😂😂
you’re*
You're****
Luckily for him he became a cameraman at the right time and survived.
Bro just accepted it. Didn’t run or nothing. He deserves an award.
I mean, where can he really run?
No use running from an avalanche, those things are so damn fast
That wall of ice and snow is going 80-100 mph. Avalanches are incredibly terrifying and continue to prove that we still have nothing on mother nature.
How would you run from that
He said he had hiked a good bit away from the group trying to get cool photos when he heard it start moving. After seeing it would take too long to get back he found cover and started recording.
Good on him, giving the enemy an equal playing field by standing there and not making his move until it got up to him! What a humble man!
😂😂😂😂
“Dear god”
Man said it calmly while his life was about to end
@@yassinimgh7575 if god existed there would have ben no avalanche
@@rockstar-5934nope, why are avalanches bad? Because they’re a danger to us? No, they’re a part of nature. Unlike most of us there’s also people who are gifted with wisdom, and you don’t need a lot of wisdom to know it’s better to stay away from an avalanche than to wait for it to come to you 😂
@@rockstar-5934 dont say that
not my fault you are gonna be in hell
Him staying calm is probably what saved him. If he had been panicking and trying to run away he would most likely not have survived.
@@rockstar-5934you’re right, if only God existed there wouldn’t be. But the Devil also exists.
He was quick to think of diving down there. Being calm probably helped. Mad lad.
National Geography need to hire this man.
They can't, they just got destroyed by Disney. Just another tombstone at the house of Mouse.
Um... I might have some disappointing news about that...
@@kymo6343what's up
@@kymo6343what's up
No they shouldn't hire him, he got lucky. He "happened" to hear ice cracking. This wasn't planned,he could of died LoL.
Spoken like a true Englishman.
Officers don't duck?
The first thought that came to mind for me.
Honestly, while it was passing over him, I was expecting to hear “Blimey.”
@@privateinformation9384lol😂
Yup, us Brits on holiday are probably the dumbest people anyone will ever encounter lmao. Why countries still let us in is beyond me 😂
One thing I'm glad I've learned through the internet is that when a building is collapsing or there's an oncoming rush of snow or water - it's going to reach way, WAY farther than what it looks like at first.
Just run, no one has achieved anything with just staring!
@@oguzhan9424you’re not outrunning that lmao
@@acog_quarks8753 And you're sure as well probably not gonna survive if you just stay put "lmao" 🤦♀️
@@acog_quarks8753
Bro had more than 20 sec to run. In 20 seconds it should be possible to get 20m higher if possible.
@@acog_quarks8753You could if you run in the correct direction. This comment makes me think you would run the height of the building instead of the length of the building
“RAMIREZ, STOP THAT AVALANCHE WITH THIS LEMON”
Give that man an award for that...he stayed pretty calm all things considered. Most other people I know would be screaming and cursing up a storm as they tried to find a place to hide.
And most important, turn the camera towards the ground
all the while filming their feet, then the sky, then their hand, then...
@@WhySoLoud😂 That would have been me! Also, love your user name; I ask that question about one of my neighbors every day. 😉
Great story to tell your grandchildren, if he ever even will have granchildren. Considering what stunts he would do to tell his stories..
@@GoogleUser-wx8mw Yeah, Life's so much better on loud. haha
Bro was cooler than the ice
Why doesn’t this comment have millions of likes?! 🙏🏻❤️😁
@@JuLia-hn1oh Cool thanks a lot Julia, appreciate that!
Bars. Dhope comment
@@ben_tee Thanks Ben! Maybe I'll use it in one of my lyrics 😄✌
Bro looked death in the eyes and said "Ohh, dear God." in the calmest way possible
He faced death with a stiff upper lip.
British people xD
He called on the right one though
There is only ☝️
✨The Holy Brightness Of The Precious Love Of His Holy Spirit Is Present In The Beautyness Of His Creation🌿🌷🌸✨🤍✨🌸🌷🌿
(Ecclesiastic 3:11)✨🤍✨
«He Has Made Everything Beautiful In Its
Time. Also, He Has Put Eternity Into man's heart, yet so that he cannot find out What God Has Done From The Beginning To The End(Eternity).»
✨(John 17:3)☁️🤍🛤🤍☁️✨
«And This Is Life Eternal, that they Know You, The Only True God, And Jesus Christ Whom You Have Sent.»
Chillest dude EVER! He deserves everything good in the world
He knows that he was going to die but then he decided to become cameraman becz only becoming cameraman saves him cuz cameraman never dies
Glazing is crazy
Thats an exaggeration
Not great but good
-Sees avalanche.
-Becomes Cameraman
-Gains Immortality
-Survives.
Simple.
Facts! #ImmortalTechnique
Fax fr #ImmortalTechnique
Its was in Kyrgyzstan republic 🇰🇬🏞️🏔️
Bro's beyond immortal
Lmao yup cheat code to surviving anything record it
Proof that the camera man never dies
@qwertyusbyusthen why did you reply
@qwertyusbyus Yes. Yes it is.
But it's true nonetheless!
Except to Skibidi Toilets
@@Naz1Killer don’t worry we’ll win. I’m sure of it
Tell that to Robert Landsburg
Welcome to Kyrgyzstan!
can we just review how calm he was "oh god, oh dear god-" 😅
This man is colder than the ice that attacked him
There is nothing else what he could have done.
Exactly “Dear God”
I know right 😂... I'd be very uncalm lol
Don't worry he knew the camera man never dies
The cameraman never dies
exactly what I was bout to say, but I was going to say it with enthusiasm
I was gonna comment the same😅
"I wish it hadn't done that."
true👍r
That guy was insanely lucky
Yep. All the "cameraman never dies" comments overlook the videos that never get uploaded *because* the cameraman died and the video was never found.
@@donaldwert7137I’m pretty sure they know the saying isn’t true, just a joke they throw around, but maybe some people do believe it
@@donaldwert7137aaw damn
@@donaldwert7137meanwhile, the paramedic near the hospital that died in Gaza while recording and shows his dead body.
@@donaldwert7137That's the joke.
This show proof cameraman never dies
This is legit the definition of “cameraman never dies”
How do I apply for a job to become a cameraman?
Record
@@kissmeifyouloveme5983film something
Not funny.
@@thecomedypilot5894fr
Proof that cameraman never dies
Smh
I just realized that the cameramen who die, its less likely recover that footage
@@We_All_Seek_TruthYou know I gotta do it…. R/woosh
@@yarissathomas1816people that say that are gay
TikTokers would have stayed and record themselves getting crushed
He stood there a hell of a lot longer than I would have. He got some fantastic video for it.
Lol what was he supposed to do, run away from it?
@@alexanderhamilton6937yes what else would you do other than stand there? Fly?
@@chasejames6024 yeah, I defo believe he could out run an avalanche
@@chasejames6024 If he ran he would most likely be injured or dead. That is traveling a lot faster than you think. He did exactly what you are supposed to do in that situation. If you run you get hit by an actual semi truck worth of force that will kill you or seriously injure you
@@chasejames6024 An avalanche get get up to 200 miles per hour with tons and tons of packed snow. Nature is not forgiving. Do not treat it as such. The fact that he didn't get buried there is the only reason he is alive
cameraman need 'cameraman never die' award🤣
Textbook definition of “objects in mirror are closer than they appear”
Textbook definition of "what the fuck does that even mean"
@@Joseph-mw2rl slow
Y’all on cars there’s mirrors with that saying. And basically while the avalanche doesn’t look that close it is close.
@@Idktodaybubblesno what it’s saying is that it looks closer than it actually is. Because when looking in a rear/side view mirror, the cars/objects look like they’re closer to you than they actually are.
@@alexisyandell315 ARE *CLOSER* then they appear.
In the United States, about 26 people die in avalanches each year. That’s actually a pretty large percentage (about 17%) of the more than 150 people who die in avalanches each year around the world.
Thousands more are buried or partially buried but survive until rescued. Snowslides, the most common kind of avalanche, can sweep downhill faster than the fastest skier.
In the mountains of the western United States, there are about 100,000 avalanches each year. And compared to most other countries the U.S. has a high number of skiers, snowboarders, mountaineers, and hikers endangered by avalanches.
In addition to the danger of being hit by or buried in rocks and ice, avalanches are also dangerous because they can produce a powerful wind capable of blowing a house apart and killing a person.
Furthermore, once the avalanche stops, it settles like concrete. Bodily movement is nearly impossible. Buried victims who avoid being killed in the avalanche may suffocate while awaiting rescue.
holy crap, 100k a year is insane. Dying in an avalanche must be a terrifying way to go out
Wow thanks for the info!
I go to a college in the mountains of Montana and if you do a ski class of any kind you have to know about avalanches and have the right equipment to get out or get someone else out. I think there’s even a whole class on it!
What a shit comment
As a mountaineer avalanches worry me more than falls. Dying with my mouth, throat and nostrils packed with ice doesn't appeal. But the impact often does the damage before it gets that far.
he is SOOOO fucking lucky he didnt get burried. avalanches can go across valleys and UP the other side of a mountain
Ya. Diving into a hole during an avalanche is like a 0% survival skills move.
@@miizzy00 clearly you know nothing bc going into that spot was the only reasonable choice there its nearly impossible to outrun an avalanche
@Mxmic0101 you are correct. You can not outrun an avalanche. He survived because the flow of it went down the mountain to the left and all that hit him was the "spray" that came over the mountain side he's on top of. What he got was like a wave splashing against a sea wall your sanding on. IF it would have come up that peak he was on he would have been buried in there and no one would have ever found him. In this situation behind the boulder not inside of them is best. If he would have been buried inside that something could have landed on top and he would literally be in a tomb. Jumping into a hole for safety in an avalanche is never going to be the best answer. You want to be as near to the surface as possible.
@@miizzy00 Depends on your priorities. i would hide like he did as not to get ventilated by boulders and stones being flung my direction.
@numbingcactus153 ya for sure. I see what you're saying. And that was most definitely my first thought as well. Him just standing there made him a target of those rocks that came with that spray. That's why I said behind a boulder and not in them. That front wall is what is going to deflect and protect not that back one. Since you have no way of knowing if it will overcome that location it's best not to trap yourself. If you are found you'll be at the bottom of it all with a very specific dig out and that all means you're less likely to be out in time. Think about having a shovel and trying to get to him when he's in a hole of narrow rock walls you can't dig through. Not only that- he's at the bottom of potentially 5 6 ft of snow ice and other rocks and boulders. Impossible dig out.
That avalanche also deserves an Oscar for acting so tough.
This is real life proof of the phrase "cameraman never dies"
Broo that joke is getting mad old can u stfu
Yeah we know, it's literally every other top comment 😑
Didn't a cameraman die skydiving?
Shhh we dont talk about "that" anymore...
yeep skibidi toilet dosent acually kill them they survive all attacks cameraman never dies
He is the true definition of "CAMERAMAN NEVER DIES".
CAMERAMAN NEVER DIES! #2
Definition
@@No.1heavymetalfan yeah.. my fault
If that were the case, found footage wouldn’t be a thing
@@Notiravgsarah yeah
Another example of Cameraman never dies 😂
I think this is the video that coined that phrase.
you're so original
@@TheConquistor So are you
@@vgnvideogameninja2930 thanks 🙏
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My anxiety when the ice got super close 📈📈📈
Glad you're OK bro. Proof the cameraman never dies
@@asingh959😂
Because of they die mostly there would be no recording or camera would malfunction aur sometimes camera would be lost with them
@@marz6526r/woooosh
@@marz6526Robert Landsburg is a famous photographer from where I grew up. Famous for using his body to protect his camera after taking shots of Mount St. Helens as it erupted.
@@marz6526finally someone has some common sense
To be honest i was just constantly waiting for the avalanche to stop due to how slow it looked it was going
it's going very very fast
just looks slow because it's so large and so far
Yeah, it actually goes about the same as a car at high speed 💀 can reach upto speeds of 120km/h
Did not look slow at all
@@Hagurmertthat's nothing my middle school miles were sprintscompared 2 this😢😮😅😊🎉❤
@@SykeeNot I don't think those were as heavy and dangerous as these avalanches though
Cameraman never die ❄️
Pretty cool that he even managed to get a shot of the ice rushing up over the hole. Whether by luck or skill or both, it's an amazing video!
А больше сказать, что это Слабоумие + Отвага.
@@Condor_Soaringwhy dementia?
@@TeenWithACarrotIDK it is translated as dementia, however the meaning is like “mind weakness” or “lack of fear” as a downside.
My native language is neither English nor Russian so maybe there is a better explanation.
Camera man never dies
That's what I came here to say also. That is the cherry on top of this amazing video
That’s the calmest “Oh dear God” I’ve ever heard. 😮
Right 😂😂😂
He’s British. They live by their motto ‘Keep calm and carry on
British people can stay calm in a mass extinction and just say "oof bruv innit a bit rough huh"😭
True
And God did come n help.
That is the calmest 'oh dear god' I've ever heard.
Literally
Stolen comment
Peak British reaction
@@eggthatlikesbaseball I didn't read the comments when posting mine. I'm sure a lot of us said the same thing.
@@unifieddynasty the first one was 5 days ago there might be older ones tho
Oscar deserves this camera man.....!
"and managed to be ok" bro sounded like he has an existential crisis 💀
Well that's probably what would happened after an avalanche but he's ok
he almost died...
@@taahasiddiqui1071no he didn’t?
He sounds fine
He really doesnt. He sounds completely calm.
He is the real walking definition of *"cameraman never dies"*
True but he still hasnt died i wonder what will kill him under this comment comment what will kill him
@@user44wolf. Another camera man
Kill this unfunny joke already
Or is it that the ones that do die, the footage is never recovered
SHUT UP
Dude just went “k guess my life ends now”. Incredible camera control
Right?! 😂 just like well, Lord take me 😒
He said "light work no reaction"
British professionalism and understatement in action.
Proof that camera man doesn’t die 💀
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@@Hava_VR🤓🤓
@@homeholer🤓🤓
Yeah lol
@@Magticgod🤓🤓
He doesn’t need an Oscar, he needs life insurance
How will he benefit from it
But the life insurance company doesn't wants him😂
No one needs life insurance. Just listen to how dumb that actually sounds!
@@Nathanhodgeon13woooosh goes the joke
@@Nathanhodgeon13woooosh goes the joke
Everyone who has produced shakey footage needs to watch this. Half the people would have run when it just started. Give this guy a Cameraman award for steady shots, and staying right to the bitter end, with no shake. Absolutely amazing.
Yeah lucky he had a rock near by so that he could focus on getting that shot
@@Tayanator yes and I'd say he sourced it out right before he started recording thus leaving him cool and calm to keep it steady to the bitter end
@@123ethanscomedyI fully agree with all this. I'm so tired of people moving the camera right when the action happens. Even when the person is in no danger they still move it sometimes. Lame.
Darwin watches him with bated breath
He knew he was safe coz he was the cameraman
The cameraman never dies 😂
My anxiety when the avalanche got closer:📈📈📈📈
I had none
Cameraman never dies
I ducked like it was gonna hit me lol
Me too! I was like um...run! 🤣🤣
Yours? Can you imagine HIS?? Fuckin' cardiac arrest is at the doorstep my guy 😆
Lie lmao
Proof that the cameraman never dies.
never before have i seen a joke more stupid than this
Proof that you never said an original joke in your 9 years of living
@@SoreJunky3006proof your just insecure
@@SoreJunky3006cope
@@SoreJunky3006proof you are sad
This man knows the secret that if you pull up and record something by a camera, you'll never die.
those people on the submarine should've done that...
@@briancockerham4731submersible*
@@Nothing-if3nqUnderwater coffin*
Fr
@@stradorious4467death can
Camera man never dies😂
He didn't run because he KNEW it was pointless. He found that spot in the rocks and just took the opportunity to record that wonderful force of nature in action.
Well it wouldn't have been pointless to run if he would have ran in the beginning when it first started, but at that point after filming it surely was.
Once I saw it reach the opening of the canyon I would have taken off!
@@jhenry0688 run where? The avalanche is faster. That nook probably saved his life
@@n.c.pictures run sideways out of the avalanches trajectory. The avalanche was losing it's momentum by the time it reached him. Off course there are other nooks & places to hide
@@jhenry0688 why risk not finding a new spot when there was one right there?
He proved camera men are invincible
noted. next time i wanna be invincible, i become cameraman.
The meme is more milked than your mother
Real
That avalanche is so beautiful yet so terrifying.
It was a beauty but when it came closer,I was Terrified Af
So are tornados. The power of Mother Nature. Awesome.
#Nature
Looks like clouds
You might call it sublime
That most have been terrifying😮 so glad he is ok 👍🏾
The way he responds, doesn't run, instead in a calm voice kinda commentates over it, then gets down. Thats courage.
that was a shock reaction
No point of running from that thing
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
More like dumb behaviour. Do u go stand on the tracks, while train comes?
That is stupidity.if he died would he be courageous or stupid?
He just braced for impact. I envy that level of calmness, good for him, and a beautiful shot!
Edit: wow 1.9k likes
I mean, he could not outrun that. He was trekking over a rock field. Have you ever done that? I have. It's hella-slow. There's no running when you're in a field of rocks. You just look down, see if there's a space, and pray that you live.
He probably thought he was far enough away, didn't realise the terrain was going to curve it towards him
That avalanche starts way further away than people generally estimate - there are no objects (like buildings) to guess the scale. The speed is immense!
He was smart enough to duck behind a rock
i mean he couldnt outrun it could he?
I like how calm the man is despite of facing death/adversity.
This was created by AI stuff
@@97now16 how
@@MasonMercado hope he has got access for Sora ai beta access. It's possible to create hd videos by giving text prompt to make videos
@@97now16 advanced video ai released just a few weeks ago, this video was from last year.
@@97now16 it was very real bud
Cameraman never dies ❤
Bro nailed that quick time event when it was so damn close to him.
*"That damned squirrel went at it again"*
What squirrel
Context?
@@prashantkol1124ice age
All the people who don't watch Pixar are confused lol
@@abigail6081yes bec they're literally in the ice ages.
'Cameraman never dies' ahh moment 😭🤌🏻
Ladies and gents, that’s a whole ass glacier running down a mountain
And a real cameraman holding his ground until the bitter end…giant brass balls on that fellow
Bro took “the cameraman never dies” to a whole new level.
Ew
Hopefully you'll get some epic incoming tsunami or volcanic eruption footage in the future. Get as close as possible. Just imagine the clout on social media... 🤣
Yeah, he took it to the cameraman never dies level🙄
@@nunyabusiness9013you cant out run avalanche anyway and he already have a spot to hide
Glad we’re copying the top comment now 😂
Proof the cameraman never dies
🤓
@@dedmed8139 You used that wrong + ratio + 🤡
@michaelserrano7643People have been spamming this braindead meme for years now
@michaelserrano7643 so?
The cameraman never dies because if he died then the video would never be uploaded or seen
Camera man never dies😔🤚
I'm so glad he's okay. I never would have expected it to reach them.
Anyway, he is the camera man
Yeah, that went way further than I would have expected it.
@JustThatDude69 🤓
But it did. Nature can be unpredictable sometimes. Everybody should remember it.
But why? It was rushing toward them!
my anxiety levels when it’s coming towards him: 📈📉📈📈📈📉📈📉📈📈📉
Bro that is being in mongolia im mongolian people that named by shar usneei uier
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I don't care about your “Anxiety levels”