15,684kg Bell ringing

This Bell has a weight of 15.684 Kg or 34,577 lbs.
Its dimensions include a diameter of 287cm and the largest thickness of 22.3cm. The bell was cast on March 30th, 2012, in just 9 minutes and has a main tone of d/0.
The clapper of the bell weighs 498 kg or 1097 lbs, while the yoke weighs 1681 kg.
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[@ThunderTrain2930]

I love that the moment it rings, it’s so loud that it cancels every other sound out

[@exursix]

bro i nearly thought that the ringing was edited in cause all of the sounds are just gone

[@Thawhid]

@@exursix ha

[@jamesparson]

What!!!! I can't hear anything else.

[@PHM_Tech]

@@exursixIt isn't

[@_imnxtxk_]

Even distorted the mic

[@dommyboysmith]

"Should we put handles on it?" "No, let's make it as hard as possible."

[@chevyguy5525]

It probably doesn’t have handles to keep people from being pulled off their feet

[@foresterforester763]

man I was thinking the same thing

[@MNation69]

Right and how about giving it some counter balance to raise the center of gravity and make it easier to tilt??

[@sarath324]

Exactly my thoughts

[@dommyboysmith]

@@chevyguy5525 I imagined hinged handles. Those would work just fine. (Short ones though)

[@NitrousUK]

dude on the right is doing 90% of the work

[@AbhenandanJain]

I just noticed 😂

[@4Core100]

The guy in upper left is doing 0,1%

[@AussieAlex]

guy in the upper left is the emotional support

[@AbhenandanJain]

@@AussieAlex 🌝🌝

[@kyleB061]

But look at the ground they're standing on. There's a step down on the other side.

[@Sundawg17]

The sound is honestly just ethereal in nature.

[@throngus6128]

URETHRA!

[@c.i.n.b4710]

gaddzooks!

[@ripadblock]

Those overtones are unreal!

[@simplesimon8255]

Ur mom is ethereal in nature

[@user-xp4ux4mk8o]

@@simplesimon8255haha, very funny, the last comment here was 13 days ago excluding yours. I don’t think that they’ll care for a your mom joke. honestly, you just wasted your time crafting something petty.

[@ultimateninjaboi]

You can tell how powerful those vibrations must be just from how EVERY other sound suddenly drops out completely

[@kodirovsshik]

true af

[@bingolinging]

Yes because you can feel it. From your phone.

[@smash461986]

Well that also happens because of the attributes of the microphone and compression.

[@coolxg4357]

And how loud it is.

[@AJOlesen]

@@j.d.714 proof?

[@patton303]

Not sure what ringing a giant bell has to do with fixing the exhaust on my motorcycle, but yeah sure, I’ll watch it.

[@lucas-hb1se]

lmaoo😂😂

[@marinaldatargino3609]

Ahfjsjs

[@StoneCoolds]

KZbin being KZbin lol

[@joeparker5536]

What’s wrong with your exhaust? Did you get it fixed?

[@bryanmartinez6600]

JB Weld it lol

[@daytoncoates4930]

I love how the sound of the bell immediately over powers all the other sounds in the room

[@Banana_Split_Cream_Buns]

Finally! A bell big enough for AC/DC's next tour.

[@thinkwithurdipstick]

Love how the guys on the near side of the bell are putting their souls into pushing it, while those on the other side are nonchalantly nudging it about

[@guacamole8683]

Yeah, dude on the left's basically just giving it an encouraging pat on the back

[@yikesises]

it's oddly infuriating to witness

[@AgtWashingtub]

100% came to comment about just this. THe 2 guys on the far side are just going through the motions. The near side guys, especially the one on the left are the ones doing the work.

[@DeltaFH]

The dude using one hand is that one guy you get in every group project

[@user-bs9ep2nh7n]

This is how group project works

[@symbiosis2916]

Notice when the bell starts ringing, we can't hear anything else

[@charlofren1738]

It's very creepy

[@only300cc6]

Inner peace

[@jaimeboutin6872]

Ya

[@jester6962]

I noticed that too, and i think its just a sound effect they added in post. Doesn't seem right.

[@jumpnrun3368]

@@jester6962 Bells are loud mate. Like... really loud. Extremely loud.

[@AFlyingCoconut]

Night of the Final Day: You have 12 hours remaining

[@sagiridesu7230]

Thrill imagination goes brrr. I don't know what the reference for that is but it feels so damn exciting when I imagine it. Like it's some sort of countdown before the zombie apocalypse or some sort of timer to survive whatever horrific things are trying to chase/kill you. Anything but a nuclear bomb or the end of the world, there's no thrill in that, just the fear of an impending doom.

[@your_stepdad]

reminds me of majora’s mask, great game

[@schneevongestern9898]

i have to extend my comment to the statement that this is by far the best sounding bell i have ever heard. it blows my mind. the frequencies this bell combines hit a very sweet spot in my brain.

[@MsSteelphoenix]

Amazing resonance!

[@Glaenzi_Blase]

And what effect does that have?

[@007jerkins]

I bet the physical vibrations around that bell are formidable (and I don't just mean the sound). I was in Salzburg many years ago when the cathedral bell started to sound - I could feel the vibrations against my abdomen, and through the pavement to my feet.

[@yumiyuki5851]

Buddha bell

[@raiden72]

The mind control devices working for the religion. Good.

[@splattered2929]

In book the torture garden, supposedly based on real events??? Maybe. The Chinese would strap person sentenced to death on board slide it under hugh bell and ring it they died.

[@rainncornish5797]

ur lying 🤥.

[@splattered2929]

@@rainncornish5797 nope look it up. Called...the torture garden....the part about peacocks is crazy.

[@baphomathedude8057]

Literally so powerful you can hear the crackle of the mic being overloaded by the vibration.

[@ShawnJonesHellion]

never heard that b4. its called clipping btw an it happens constantly at low volume too

[@baphomathedude8057]

@@ShawnJonesHellion You would know better then I. Im no sound engineer.

[@JustinJetZorbas]

Thats just clipping

[@hxhdfjifzirstc894]

@@ShawnJonesHellion There's more than one kind of clipping or overload, because it can happen at different points within the signal chain. Microphones can only handle a certain decibel level before they *phsyically overload (as opposed to clipping in the electronic circuitry). Different microphones are best suited to recording different sounds... such as the difference between a jet engine and a mosquito taking a dump.

[@rumfordc]

@@JustinJetZorbas lol "just clipping" and what caused the clipping? the loud bell

[@schneevongestern9898]

this bell sounds absolutely glorious. generally the sound of a very large bell like this is just awe inducing. like a pipe organ. some sounds are just imperative and amazing.

[@fernandaabreu5625]

Thank you, Our Lord Jesus Christ through His only and one Catholic Church.

[@schneevongestern9898]

@@fernandaabreu5625 I distance myself from this

[@youeatmytaco1374]

​@@schneevongestern9898 Why?

[@Servenifer]

​@@schneevongestern9898same.

[@schneevongestern9898]

@@youeatmytaco1374 very few entities, past and present, have caused similar amounts of suffering, injustice, violence, exploitation, poverty and death as the catholic church. religion itself is nothing more than an instrument to implement power. and the catholic church has mastered that. the catholic church in its core and essence is evil.

[@paulrandig]

This bell alone is great, with so many frequencies interacting with another. I remember sitting on the Schlossberg in Graz on Easter Sunday when all the bells of the city were ringing at the same time. So many frequencies of so many bells were interacting that the very air above the city felt like liquid. There were standing harmonies that were weaving through the air or going right through your body. After a while I could not tell whether I actually listened to sound or not. And the silence after that orgy was the loudest I have have ever heard. Bells are awesome!

[@Bored_Kaga]

Caution: The bell does not ring until some time into the video. Do NOT, by any circumstance, increase the sound volume near the start of the video because you think it isn't loud enough.

[@Cptbaron]

Haha- thanks mum.

[@Joe_Mama.also_YTHandlessuckass]

Looks like someone's speaking from experience

[@mac81659]

Sorry i didn't hear you did you say something?

[@ae29productions]

Me reads this : Also me : turns volume all the way up for realistic feel

[@greglinski2208]

Lolol I’m guessing that you did this with headphones and now you’re deaf 🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭😭

[@marianbuduroi6463]

the sound of this bell is soo beautiful 😌

[@almabranea4405]

Untill you're verry close to it

[@nugget127]

@@almabranea4405 indeed....*eardrums burst..

[@thatclyderedrattler3146]

how is it relaxing? it sound like someone summoned a god to kill all of us

[@dotdankory]

@@thatclyderedrattler3146 ah the sound of death, relaxing.

[@alvarogvdltgarcia52]

Creepy sound

[@danielbulmer299]

Love how at first you can hear every sound in the room but after the first ring the audio adjusts and the bell’s all you can hear with no background

[@KinaIchi]

It feels like a medieval silent hill thing you’d hear

[@THEMANWITHTHEYELLOWHAT.]

I love how everyone's casually swinging it back and forth and then you got the guy closest to us on the right giving it his all as if his life depended on it lol

[@dr.terrible]

He was the only one putting any effort into it!

[@beyondme9369]

Thanks for making me notice that..😂😂

[@THEMANWITHTHEYELLOWHAT.]

@@beyondme9369 your welcome

[@nuckfut420]

Dude at the top middle was pushing air. Hahah lazy asd

[@Thawhid]

Great effort

[@pilummurialis6490]

For some reason, with the way this is recorded, the bell has way more bass in it's tone and goes up in mids, and it's oddly haunting in the echo too, I honestly love it!

[@DubElementMusic]

its a big ass bell ^^ surely it covers the whole spectrum with this size

[@hydrastrike2699]

Love the sound that it creates, even if it's not what would be heard irl.

[@shubhamkashyap3189]

Because that is the real sound of UNIVERSE BROTHERS AND SISTERS 😌😌🕉️🕉️

[@lh3540]

Overtones

[@treimers95]

​@lh3540 exactly.... The many harmonics developed in the bell do not all reach peak amplitude at the same time. And, often higher order harmonics don't come through until the fundamental and 2nd or 3rd harmonic drop off. Incredible sound. Wish they posted where it's going to be installed

[@p3dru783]

It's incredible how this extremely loud sound shows us a large part of the harmonics, making it seem like much more is sounding in the background

[@okalsdi]

I like how the dude to the far right is doing almost all of the work and everyone else is just kind of touching it softly and sometimes even pushing in the wrong direction.

[@Chris-dm1je]

I went to Worcester cathedral once when they were ringing the bells. You couldn't hear anything else outside, but once inside you couldn't hear the bells at all. It was incredible.

[@RealUlrichLeland]

I was once walking past a cathedral in the evening, and I could hear that all the way up in the tallest tower someone was chipping away with a hammer. As I wondered through town i noticed that the evening was so quiet, and the hammering so high up and resonant that I could still hear them chipping even from half a mile away.

[@blingviera7925]

GD

[@komasaeufer]

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[@vermine18]

Legend has it the bell is still swinging to this day. They never got it to stop

[@mikesmit7496]

A thousand years later they named the place. The ringing valley.

[@Legacy9751]

The ringing valley had village with little green creatures called the murfs.

[@redhotphoenixgamer6009]

@@Legacy9751 smurfs?

[@Legacy9751]

@@redhotphoenixgamer6009 nope. They’re called the murfs and they’re green

[@redhotphoenixgamer6009]

@@Legacy9751 oh ok

[@ker6ene]

This was worth the 1 minute and 32 seconds of my life.

[@modelcitizen2028]

It's amazing that an old-school item of technology can produce such an amazing, rich sound!

[@istolethispfpsorry485]

I love the sound of bells. It's such a chilling sound, but it's also kind of magical.

[@charadreemurrtr7830]

the end is here. god cant save any of us now. the devil has won and wants you to be you personal bitch kina vibe Im getting honestly

[@VladK-1]

Bells have very unique harmonics signature. A similar one is produced by Gong (which is not really fun as you can only sound one note and it takes a lot of space) and RAV Vast (I've immediately hooked up once I've heard it, have two of them now, in different scales, primary G and B notes).

[@Emiricey]

You should listen to yeat, he introduced a bell

[@FortexVize]

@TMCS Just copying the top comment huh?

[@FortexVize]

@TMCS Lol now playing stupid .. oh boy. Literally look at the top comment. It is exactly what you copied. Are you high my guy?

[@ZealofSparta]

What a glorious sounding bell. Why can't we have more giant bells for events and such?

[@seyamrahman1002]

It's damn expensive and moving it must be a nightmare

[@user-td2np1sb4n]

You can make one if you want

[@lpscupcakesprinkles]

@@seyamrahman1002 if nikocado can move, we can move this bell.

[@dogmeat2418]

@@lpscupcakesprinkles uni

[@LincolnAintLinkin]

@@lpscupcakesprinkles 😂😂😭😭

[@JohnSimmonsification]

When that Bell first rings, it sounds deafening even through my phone. No other noise gets past it. This is a good thing of course because it sounds amazing! I want to be next to it absorb the power

[@pattyoneill91]

Thats the best sounding bell ive ever heard

[@SnailMan63]

Wow that is ominous. It completely wipes out all other sounds just from the sheer force of its sound waves.

[@akashchandoriker1352]

ominous ?

[@v6790]

@@akashchandoriker1352 ominous /ˈɒmɪnəs/ Learn to pronounce adjective giving the worrying impression that something bad is going to happen; threateningly inauspicious. "there were ominous dark clouds gathering overhead"

[@TR4R]

@@v6790 Thanks for clarifying to the ignorant dude, I also thought that. And I don't know if it's just me but for a moment I thought t was a signal of our dark times...

[@pottsproductions2522]

​@@TR4R I agree with you but it's really not nice to call people ignorant. he could have just been wondering what it meant witch, in turn, would make you look like the ignorant one.

[@HypnosisBear]

@@v6790 my man just gave the whole dictionary definition. 🤣🤣👏👏👏 Props to you.

[@francispastel6652]

I love bells, it rings rythmically and if it's big enough you'll hear a different ringing, it's like the bell groaning in silence

[@piyush5726]

Welcome to India Every temple has bell

[@dianeaishamonday9125]

Check out the poem The Bells by Edgar Allan Poe. This type of bell is written about in the fourth stanza.

[@nathonbaumann8864]

@@piyush5726 almost every church worth its placement has a bell

[@mxs4193]

Legosi!!

[@attilakonkoly4329]

Ring my bell, good song!

[@Christhegoldenboy]

I’m surprised they aren’t wearing hearing protection, the sound of a bell that size has got to be deafening.

[@ojaschandegave]

It's so calming to hear bells ring

[@elpanintergalactico6461]

legend says that this bell can be heard in the sky, for 400 years

[@adityachoudhari2609]

Shandora it is !

[@sopanroy1506]

I was looking for a reference in the comments 😂

[@adityachoudhari2609]

@@sopanroy1506 me too😂

[@itzzvxnsh]

@@adityachoudhari2609 lmao just finished that arc and this got recommended

[@gab_2444]

I heard some stretchy kid rang that bell once

[@NoisySirens]

The absolute power behind that sound must be so incredible in person

[@ketjustin100]

Yeah but you only hear it once

[@boxtv8959]

Nice Profile picture, Is it 1000, or 1000T?

[@NoisySirens]

A 1000T from The Lakes, MN

[@boxtv8959]

@@NoisySirens Cool

[@AmonAmarthFan609]

I imagine it sounds almost identical to the front row of an AC/DC concert during the intro of Hell’s Bells

[@Crusty_Camper]

That's a beautiful sound and it will make that for centuries. My family church in Sussex, England has a bell that's almost 1000 years old and to hear it ring feels like hearing the C12th.

[@ekoman2]

Thanks, bells are now my new hyperfixation

[@CJamesEnglish]

Imagine living in the bronze age and hearing a bronze piece ringing out when hammered into shape, then creating an early tuning fork or primitive bell. Our ancestors noticed the pitch was dependent on sizes, until, finally, some king or high priest said something to the effect of, "let's make the biggest bell we can out of this highly useful and valuable material." It would be quite the flex: people could hear it ring for miles and miles.

[@Kantuva]

I wonder just how many belltowers over history might have just outright collapsed from the bells being shaken too much and sending too much vibrations through the building

[@HuggableLoveablePlushies]

@@Kantuva Dang! Now I’m curious, too!

[@alchemistcannon]

@@Kantuva I didn't know I needed to know this until now

[@JesseP.Watson]

Tis a nice thought but bronze is not needed to recognise that pitch is dependent on size - wood, skin or and cord constructions respond just the same i.e. a drum skin, flute or xylophone.

[@raven-dq6ox]

I can just imagine the taco bell sound ringing out across ancient greece anatolia and egypt

[@cerspence]

Why is there not a more efficient and safe way to ring-a-ding this boy

[@jardel_lucca]

"Bell ringing test at a casting pit at a bell foundry Bell: 15684 Kg; Ø 287cm; biggest Thickness: 22,3cm Bell for Greec Orthodox Monastery of Mount Tabor in Israel. The customer wanted to have a yoke how you can see to reduce the horizontal forces to the tower. The bell once installed at the monastery rings with two engines. Source: Grassmayr Bellfoundry (KZbin)" P.S.: I'm a big fan of your channel

[@legitfake4786]

This is the safest way

[@Garrett1240]

Love your vids. Did you hear Andrew Hales got a barbwire tattoo across his bicep?

[@Cheezy_Bunz]

We need a big strong 40 ft tall Giant to ring this thing like a dinner bell.

[@mujahedeenZelensky8593]

because being sensasional and attractive will make more attention to public

[@-.a]

i love how you can hear the harmonic series

[@harmonyguru25550]

Three things we never understand= 1 allien 2 ghost 3 KZbin recommendations

[@DingleDongle-zi7wx]

Bell good. Watch video.

[@davidrobinson2323]

It looks incredibly dangerous being that close to the edge

[@TariroNgorosha]

Live life on the edge from.time.to.time...

[@screwyourhandle]

My two thoughts were: 1) I hope they have some good earplugs, 2) I hope they don't fall in

[@mr.hi_vevo414]

Honestly they could just tie a rope to the top bar and have all of them just pull at the same time

[@frogfly1571]

And in that order exactly. Gotta have priorities 😎

[@plasmasupremacy9321]

"He fell in and died... But he did have hearing protection though!"

[@cocogoat1111]

Something about bells ringing just sends chills down the spine. It's like some ingrained human instinct to feel like something is wrong or to be on alert at the sound of bells.

[@peridot675]

Bells have been used for a very long time to alert others of danger before, so it is probably is built in instinct

[@xCandieAndiex]

From my understanding, most bells ring in a minor overtone, which tends to give people uneasy feelings.

[@squirrelsinjacket1804]

It's the low pitch along with the echo. Smaller bells with a higher pitch are less ominous sounding.

[@sneeds]

lol you must be american. church bells ring at lunchtime daily in much of europe and it's either comforting or just a nuisance. not chilling at all

[@PRIM1984]

​@@sneedswell, it is in american culture; bells have been used for a long time to basically say "we have been overrun, hope is lost, cut and run" and "Enemy is here, Death is near, Fight for your home."

[@corey2670]

Bells have the most beautiful sound of anything on this earth

[@SevenEasy]

That is an insanely loud Bell lol I love it! 😍😍

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

The vibrations are so powerful that you could probably feel every cell in your body tremble if you were in that room.

[@ezkatka4944]

Oh its you again

[@bugsbunny4704]

Why are you so annoying

[@bugsbunny4704]

If you won't answer, you're gay

[@bait5257]

Mr. Comment stealer

[@Skaywim]

@@bait5257 well not really

[@Elbaroube]

I love how you can see three of the guys are putting their heart and soul into it, almost grunting every push and every pull, and then there's this one guy in the back positioned on the side of the bell, doing a half-ass side push and never pulling, as if it was helping

[@Zare007]

haha yeah he just touch it

[@B3RyL]

Oh, he's helping them. He's helping them realize they aren't paid enough with the extra one-third of the work they have to do because of him.

[@evangardner1062]

@@B3RyL actually one quarter

[@B3RyL]

@@evangardner1062 That's if the lazy guy did anything. But since he did not, you take his whole one part, and divide it among the three remaining guys for a total of extra 1/3 of the work per person The key word here is "extra" - in Latin it means "outside, beyond". It implies there is a set amount of what constitutes one whole part of work, and anything beyond that should be measured in relation to that amount. In other words, the work increased by a third of the original amount of work. So, an extra one-third.

[@evangardner1062]

@@B3RyL K

[@JohnThePGHAndPSUFanatic]

Every time I hear a bell ring, AC/DC comes into my head

[@jf13579]

This seems like an unlockable achievement

[@matiusday]

the bell is called " Tabor glocke" and now is situated on Mount Tabor, in Israel. His weight is almost 15000 kg.

[@aniquinstark4347]

That's incredible. I wonder how such a massive piece of bronze is made? I can't imagine they're cast because cast bronze likes to crack.

[@LEE_1076]

Jeez that is way to heavy for even a crane to lift!

[@Josefglocke]

@@aniquinstark4347 This bell is cast by the Grassmayr bellfoundry in Innsbruck, Austria.

[@campanaro_99]

truly mindblowing huh?

[@mokeyguy8205]

The biggest bell in the world was around 202 Tons in weigth

[@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un]

The ominous sound made by ringing this bell seems like it would be the last thing we’d all hear before the world comes to an end.... This isn't the heaviest functioning bell on Earth. This bell only weighs 34,577 pounds, while the heaviest functioning one in the world, the Bell of Good Luck which was casted in 2000 for Foquan Temple in Henan, China, weighs over 255,000 pounds. The Bell of Good Luck is right by the Spring Temple Buddha, which is the world's tallest Buddha statue and second tallest statue in general. Still, this tickles our ears. Always love the sound of these giant bells, especially when it's a deep and dark sound. Takes me right to fantasy games.

[@evilsharkey8954]

The Bell of Good Luck is a different style of bell. It’s stationary while the clapper is swung into it. Still, there are larger swinging bells than this one, too.

[@epicgold6417]

Supreme leader

[@Driplem]

I feel this

[@atashgallagher1631]

Nice try, we all know the world's largest bell is from the nation of glorious leader.

[@kristinabliss]

No man is an island, Entire of itself. Each is a piece of the continent, A part of the main. If a clod be washed away by the sea, Europe is the less. As well as if a promontory were. As well as if a manor of thine own Or of thine friend's were. Each man's death diminishes me, For I am involved in mankind. Therefore, send not to know For whom the bell tolls, It tolls for thee. -John Donne For Whom the Bell Tolls

[@johnfoltz8183]

Sound of every heavy rain over a castle scene in a movie

[@spoopy3963]

The sound of everything else was drown out by the ringing. That’s amazing. I hope the bell ringers had hearing protection

[@RMJ1984]

I doubt that they knew anything about loud noises could cause hearing damage and deafness. Heck even today many people seems surprised by this fact. Edit: im talking about back in 1900s and earlier. When they used bells eveyqhere and someone had to stand and ring them many times every day. Sometimes i think people just want to be dense and angry.

[@justinsmith4562]

@@RMJ1984 it was only filmed a few years ago. Of course they knew about hearing loss.

[@NumbNicole]

@@RMJ1984 You say that like people back in 2012 were cavemen.

[@martuuk8964]

@@RMJ1984 hey man, this was recorded in 2012. Pretty sure bell foundry workers in the year 2012 knew about hearing protection.

[@peoplespigeon2842]

@@RMJ1984 I you hear loud noises and your hearing goes weak for a bit. I’m sure after the first few bell tower works consistently talked much louder than everyone however long ago people caught on.

[@lunnihyre4215]

The sound is so ominous, it's like the kind of bell toll you'd hear in some dark age tale where the biggest and richest kingdom in the world crumbles in one night, and it just sends a wave of despair over all who hear the news as they question, "what could possibly bring down the kings castle in a single night?"

[@Rohitkumar-jx1hu]

So you have English test tomorrow? Cool

[@kristianbrenes7523]

The Titans

[@locoman535]

The pedophilic crusader

[@Death_Rave]

It's ominous because in nature, sounds usually have major overtones, but with bells, they have MINOR overtones so if you really listen to the tone you're hearing a minor chord in the background which gives it the ominous feel

[@cerveau_6834]

Ok?

[@IvanIvanov-xd3dg]

Casual giant bell workout

[@extremelycreativeusername]

The ringing of the bell must have been reverberating intensely through everyone's chest there, can't imagine how it would feel in person

[@ADE1000SON]

One guy giving almost everything he had and three others doing almost nothing...

[@7_years_and_]

Welcome to democracy.

[@davidsonsirait4367]

Capitalism sucks. 7 years and : Welcome to Democracy Too accurate

[@xadam2dudex]

The only one not putting much effort is the guy on the left on the backside of the bell the rest were making an effort

[@7_years_and_]

@@davidsonsirait4367 End of the day capitalism will survive and provide success and appreciation for the hardworker. Democracy all fools talk. no one will work .all are leaders .end of the day grabbing each other's throats and begins the blame game for failure.

[@rhsking05]

America

[@Mr.K_______]

Teacher: The Bell Doesn’t Dismiss You I Do What Every Other Student Hears:

[@CalebDNM]

Teacher: i dont mark your homework, you do, then you hand it in so i can check. Teachers pet: Isn't there a flaw in that? Teacher: ok fine your homework is to be marked by Ms. Random office lady Ms. Random office lady: i dont mark your homwork god does. God: gives answers to all students.

[@trentbell8276]

If it was _this_ bell, they probably would let the bell dismiss you

[@YeeHaww]

@@trentbell8276 you probably don’t know teachers causes mine would definitely not 😭😭💀

[@trentbell8276]

@@YeeHaww For a normal bell, yes. _This_ bell would be too powerful, and your teacher would be forced to submit to the mightier power and authority of it.

[@benonaru]

no

[@jorgedr5835]

I need an 1 hour version of this

[@trailingrails9953]

I can't imagine how you must feel that in every cell of your body once it starts sounding.

[@wolfsiejk]

the fact that every noise in he room goes quiet from the shear sound of the bell is amazing edit: bruh why does this have so many likes

[@PierreNgo]

it's also because it's so loud that the microphone has to adjust levels, and tiny sounds become inaudible

[@wolfsiejk]

@@PierreNgo yes thats what i mean by that, the microphone adjust its senitivity like İSO on camera.

[@alexcisneros2980]

I'll shear you 😩

[@siriusBhive]

I love how you can write *Any Poop* on Any non anti establishment tube video and get a zillion thumbs up 😂

[@spudwickthrockmorton2112]

@@PierreNgoyup, noise gate filter

[@Ki30]

The fact that they could've just hit it with a mallet but chose to strain to rock it back and forth for the authentic church bell swag is a show of true dedication.

[@Juanthar]

I mean hitting it with a mallet might sound similar but they have to test the little testicle that dongs the bell

[@Lucas_Gamez]

you know it will break the bell right?

[@erol7643]

@@Lucas_Gamez it’s 16 tons heavy

[@Ki30]

@@Lucas_Gamez there is a giant metal ball inside, I doubt a little rubber mallet would damage the giant thick metal bell lmao

[@Lucas_Gamez]

@@Ki30 Rubber?

[@prairie_dog_productions11]

This bell better be playing at my funeral

[@brunomcleod]

That totally engulfs the atmosphere of sound around it Like I thought it was played over the top of this video when I heard the first one

[@michaljelenciak]

One of the most beautiful bell sound I ever heard.

[@Dept_HomelandSecurity]

The sound of DEATH is beautiful?

[@steelemerald300]

@@Dept_HomelandSecurity yes

[@IkkeBareAnders]

@@Dept_HomelandSecurity 100%

[@Don_Dries]

I know the sound just commands respect

[@heyyo162]

@Out Brake No, churches are free to ring their bells in the middle east. As muslims are free to eat cow burgers everywhere in the world, except some part of hindu extremist India.

[@slumjum90]

0:26 probably the most spine chilling bell sounds ive ever heard in my life

[@dnblegend280]

Same. Theres just something about it

[@jamesryan5934]

Absolutely incredible thank you.

[@lio2zero]

Undertaker appears and starts choke slamming them all.

[@GiozaoGravacoes]

Props to the guy with black t-shirt, only he did 90% of the effort.

[@Mikey-ym6ok]

Good job. Black T-shirt you narrowed them down by all of them wearing black T-shirts.

[@Mikey-ym6ok]

Mr Murders that’s what I was thinking. Lol so it’s hard when your take someone literally or not 😜

[@l3000c]

Possibly the most underrated comment on KZbin, lol.

[@aestheticclub3989]

Absolutely right

[@W0LFB3AT5]

I agree! All 4 of them did an excellent job.

[@Dammitimmad]

Venom would absolutely hate this thing

[@Static_Citizen]

Bro is literally going to explode at this point

[@idehenebenezer802]

Jesus is returning soon🔥 Repent and turn away from your sins to obtain salvation 🤗🤗 Watch video in my playlist for evidence.

[@erikm9768]

I love how the guy in the top left only pretends to help

[@Pindolene]

This may sound a bit silly, but hearing this bell really feels like I've connected with those who would have used bells in the distant past. As if I was pulled back through time and transported into a moment in history, to when it first rang. It filled me with dread, wonder, the weight of time itself. I know this bell is only 12 years old, but it just has such an ancient feel to it!

[@ALESSANDROeff]

I think no one searched for this...

[@ThorStiger]

Alessandro Rinaldi nope it was in my recommended

[@motokid7770]

You couldn’t be more right

[@chaitanyabari2800]

Why does this after 8 year's

[@rhsking05]

and yet 5.7 million have watched

[@harleygould7255]

Honestly, I have no idea what you would put in the search line to try to find this....

[@lh3540]

I was at the top of the Duomo in Florence when the bells set off and the overtones echoing at the dome ceiling made it seem like the whole world was going to resonate itself apart. These are truly awe inspiring to witness firsthand.

[@user-is8hz7ey1r]

لماذ يقرع هذا الجرس ولماذا يستخدم 👋

[@sylvesteruchia5263]

Making the perfect alarm clock that nobody can ignore.

[@Hyukytribalkit]

The video cuts out before a cutscene for a hidden boss starts

[@bobholtzmann]

Interesting factory test - didn't know that large bells are still installed in mounts that swing the entire bell. Recently, church towers in my city have been installing bell ringing mechanisms that rely on swinging clappers instead of swinging bells. This limits any potentially damaging structural loads on older masonry bell towers from the weight of a swinging bell. Hope this giant bell gets similar consideration.

[@brown2889]

I would have liked to know where this bell went. Yeah, ringing the clapper is better.

[@Grassmayr]

Yes, it did. Some churches want their bells to be swung because they can sound different from fixed bells and the sound travels further. The towers that our bells finally come to have all been considering the swinging forces from the bells. cheers, Gabriel

[@MrJohnnysaintjohn]

Although just swinging the clapper might seem a lot easier and more practical, it would not have that Doppler/Leslie effect that we get from the swinging bell. Somehow it seems worth it.

[@femcel101]

@@MrJohnnysaintjohn why Doppler effect matters ?

[@exMuteKid]

@@femcel101 I'm too lazy to type out what the doppler effect is and how it affects the unique bell sound we all know. Just watch a short video on the doppler effect

[@Dalynx09]

I love how oddly specific the Bell's weight is

[@ericy1]

its kind of hard to cast a large metal object down to the exact kilo bud

[@angrycinnamontoast794]

@@ericy1 dame, didn't know that

[@sircalvin]

still hearting comments 10 years later. legendary

[@BlueStratRedStrat]

I did a search for a 15,683kg bell ringing, and this was the closest sized one available. Damn KZbin.

[@PutsOnSneakers]

it's just accurate. (important for world record ranking) Like most handcrafted/molded/artisan things in the world are never a perfect size/weight

[@MundaneMuser]

What an absolute unit.

[@Ulfric-yv3xk]

Imagine hearing that in the middle of the night

[@Just_A_Guy_Here.]

Imagine this bell sound playing in a horror movie opening, that'd be terrifyingly awsome.

[@BlazinPheonix32]

Or a dark souls style game where everything's based off of sound and resonance, and at the end boss the fight is in a colossal cathedral underneath a bell the size of an apartment building that's so loud that is cancels out all sound, just your playing, the boss in front of you, and the bell.

[@FixedFace]

please come home to lsr aeI 🥰

[@ps92809]

@@FixedFace NOOOOOOOOOO PLEASE NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@ceoofuzbekistan4025]

Imagine this bell sound on the Sunday while going to the church, that’d be calmingly awesome

[@ACbiK1vArtlfNBVs8AHvdeeIQjJ3Aq]

In the fnaf 4 trailer they applied the bells thing to make it look more terrifying

[@anthonydiaz2437]

I love the sound of these bells. Like church bells just give me a sense of calmness.

[@ron9269]

Hell's bells

[@AntonNb]

Pagans calling

[@blackcyklops]

@Preston Hunt same here. I don't understand all these comments about "feeling calm"

[@novalovan]

Yea sure calmness, "Gather! Time to burn witches at stake"

[@xianiaa9939]

Calm? Are you kidding me it is sound like hell

[@stacysylmarcarson6877]

This made my headphones crackle!

[@jomppe9243]

You guys are mistaken. The bell hasn't gained enough momentum to ring yet. The sound is coming from the balls of these men.

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

If this was the bell Quasimodo was ringing in Hunchback of Notre Dame, the whole world would've rose up behind him wanting to be free from Frollo's wrath. what is really impressive is how differently the four men work effectively...as they say, teamwork makes the dream work!

[@isaactrockman4417]

Why are you everywhere

[@evilsharkey8954]

There are some absolutely massive bells on those old cathedrals. They had long levers attached to ropes on them to make it physically possible for human beings to ring them.

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Sunday Bell

[@lurji]

can you go outside and get a life

[@sm-dc7ck]

Where's Quasimodo when you need him...😎

[@ThunderManDabro]

Its crazy how bells can go from a cute tiny ring to such haunting sound.

[@andyhull9182]

The people ringing it straight outta rehab&employment office gig :

[@062241kdp]

How satisfying to have such a large successful casting!

[@asir9129]

I just get medieval or medieval fantasy world vibes where there's like a town and there's a situation that the people need to be warned about and they just start ringing a bell like this on a tower, gives me chills

[@halimchellal7025]

Someone played too much AOE 2 ! :D

[@advancedmonkey7702]

VIKINGS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@bronzin1445]

Funnily enough, this is only the “medium sized” bell. The large ones are twice, if not 3x this size and are specifically made to resonate over miles of land to warn other cities of invading armies, accompanied by a messenger on horseback. The modern day equivalent would be air raid sirens. Theres even some records that such large Bells were used as weapons to cause avalanches from nearby mountains

[@asir9129]

@@bronzin1445 Damn that's crazy, wouldn't want to be the person in charge of ringing those... can't imagine how the experience would be, I'm even surprised they don't have ear protection for this one

[@Ironmike2233]

Cumans

[@Dzwonek05]

What a beautiful deep warm sound it resonates with my soul

[@xtandembrawlerx547]

Might also shatter your teeth so dont clench your jaw

[@HugeESmalls]

Your pfp and this video made me think of Shepherd of Fire

[@Timewalker13]

​@@HugeESmalls de neh nah neh nuuuh. de neh na naaah

[@Dzwonek05]

@@HugeESmalls lol

[@Caseohmorsels]

Guys question ourselves we’re watching a giant bell ring.

[@theantiquescollector2199]

the sound of the bell is just symphony for my ears

[@alancorley6455]

What a glorious sound

[@redoni3429]

Yes indeed

[@EnderGrad]

@Out Brake okay? How is Islam and Hinduism related to this comment?

[@katekatey279]

❤️❤️

[@Amberstargazerofearth]

Can't even imagine how it was to stay around that jumbo bell... I'm speechless...

[@hexagon8899]

literally, it wipes out all noise

[@dunnnuu6502]

Technically. Ur only typing.

[@youngstellarobjects]

@@dunnnuu6502 Typing because he's speechless.

[@billsfan1996]

@Dont Check My About Page Link mr beast sucks lol

[@Johnny_cage22]

Bro the bell is so loud the noice from the 4 dudes disappeared 😂😂😂

[@Nick-rs5if]

When the bell tolls, all I hear in my head is AC/DC - Hells Bells. I cannot be the only one... 😂

[@Wulfjager]

I dont know why bells were phased out for digital speakers making bell noises. Nothing can compare to that vibration in your sternum from a massive bell

[@4tomy793]

Better believe it was for a sinister reason

[@taylorhall9086]

One might think a powerful subwoofer speaker system might replicate that, but I guess you're right. You can't match the sound of 10 tons of brass ringing and feeling that in your sternum.

[@EnDSchultz1]

Cheaper by a few orders of magnitude, I assume.

[@danieldieste9905]

​@@taylorhall9086Bronze. If the bell is done the older way. Newer bells are made from steel or iron.

[@-.a]

@@taylorhall9086 Speakers will never match real sound. So many overtones and undertones are lost. You also don't get the same vibrations that you feel but don't hear