People With Superhuman Abilities That Defy Explanation

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[@user-oc9vh6bk7z]

My Superhero is my Daughter! She has overcome addiction, poverty, lack of education and a controlling boyfriend. She lost a lot of friends prior however is making new ones now that she has become a Dental assistant working herself into becoming a Dentist. From us and her whole family she was always given lots of Love, understanding and most of all support. She knew we loved her however it was the mental support that made her stronger.

[@jenniferraines4041]

I’ll keep her and everyone else fighting addiction in my prayers 🙏👍❤️

[@thatguy41192]

Bro she buying better drugs wake up smh not bet do a drug test. Stop playing stupid 😒

[@alkohallick2901]

Lol 😆

[@user-wo6zk7uu6t]

Why say this? Nobody asked

[@Axiom_00]

​@@user-wo6zk7uu6t I asked 🗿

[@fathimathhudhashimad6473]

"When other people tired they stop. But i take over my body with my mind. I tell it that it's not tired and it listen" iconic line 🤯🤯🤯

[@Kleng121]

Literally my version of "Just tell (thing you don't like) 'no thank you'". 🤪😂

[@makebawhorton7679]

Mind blown!

[@deanlowe9236]

​@@Kleng121😊😊 😊😅 😅 😊😊 😅😊😊😅😅😅😅😅😊😅😮😮 😅 😅😅😅😮😮😊😊😊😅😅😅😅 11:43 12:31 12:58 13:13 13:29 13:51

[@deanlowe9236]

15:18

[@drmgiverdrmgiver5335]

I'm going to do that from now om.

[@mugenjin205]

The Prahlad Jani story, I became very interested in years ago and conducted thorough internet research and what I found was that him and his supporters where very resistant to allowing any scientists and doctors to examine or monitor him. They had very strict monitoring demands so the scientists had to rely on physical viewing without much equipment which many believed allowed for secret eating and drinking from visitors because the scientists were not capable of watching him 24 hours it left a huge margin for human errors. They also asked him for details as to where he met the goddess and he was very vague and when they went to interview people in the village no one could recall any of the places he had mentioned. In the end the study was found to be inconclusive for lacking evidence.

[@victoriaoscari9339]

E is my only response to this

[@tommarnt]

E is the same response for me

[@bvoyelr]

Regarding #14 (thick skull guy), I don't understand how that's an advantage. It's not the bowl that people worry about, it's the jello. There are some benefits to having a thicker bowl, but if you yeet a thick bowl of jello into a wall, the jello will react the same way as it would have with a thin bowl. What I'm sayin' is that the brain is what mostly gets injured in head injuries, not the skull itself. I guess most of what he does doesn't involve too much jarring of the brain pan, but I'd be willing to bet that his brain's in worse shape than many football players.

[@Christinakloehn-ip3tu]

like whiplash or something

[@lcoq19]

The "surviving on air and sunlight alone" entry is actually what inspired that Darwin winner from one of the earliest videos in the series on this channel! 🤦🏻‍♀️😂

[@keiragalaise6435]

Listening to the accomplishments of Giannis reminded me of a former supervisor that I used to work with who was always very dedicated to maintaining a fit and active lifestyle, mostly competitive jogging. He may not have been quite on Giannis 's level, (but then again, who is?) but his drive and motivation inspired me to do the same. Even though I currently am unable to continue running due to physical hindrances, it will always be in my memories. If and when I can pursue it again, I'll do my best to set an example.

[@Thorinox]

Ngoc Thai, claims to never sleep, but during a documentary of him, it was shown that he does in deed sleep, even if it is "mircosleep" as some would call it, but he drinks himself to the point of passing out for a little while. All in all, he most likely sleeps for around an hour.

[@MuscleCarLover]

I watched that too, it's still a very abnormally low amount of sleep

[@duner4105]

I doubt he sleeps even just one hour.. Lack of sleep is deadly

[@MatthewIshola-rh1vj]

Though his eyes don't show it where's the eyebags

[@MF-kr4hf]

And how's he drink himself to sleep if he only makes a dollar a day??

[@MuscleCarLover]

@@MF-kr4hf He makes his own alcohol, I think it was rice wine. He's also in Vietnam, so income and expenses are going to be different over there

[@LaryMirAMior]

I love this channel! Keep it up!!! Never give up on this work of art ❤

[@kristineclevinger]

I'm narcoleptic and experience microsleep every day, however, I do notice it because I trained myself to do so for safety. It's pretty scary waking up somewhere and not knowing how you got there for a moment.

[@powerfulshammy]

Moya Moya my sickness pain what's that a bed fell on my toe I felt nothing. I got shocked 220 volts on broken extension yea nothing. I fell on the hill outside my house cause someone left a steel bar on sidewalk yea does not hurt should've been er but no I'm fine 😂 Joanne Cameron is nothing I can beat her

[@Ausgames965]

Do u get sleep paralysis demons

[@kristineclevinger]

@@Ausgames965 I have had a few really scary sleep paralysis experiences in the past, some even included intense physical pain. Fortunately though, most of my hallucinations are of friendly things like kittens, lol.

[@Ausgames965]

@@kristineclevinger 😞

[@jonathanmcadams-nx5zp]

Im a narcissist and experience major creeps every day, however, I don't notice because I hate myself. It's pretty scary jerking off and not know who loves you for a moment. Yeah. I feel you bro.

[@neolithicnobody8184]

John Ferraro/Gino Martino is someone I'd love to meet and compare notes with. I discovered in 1989 that I have the same oddity. The doctor described the human skull as being about 1/4"(6.5mm) thick and then proceeded to say that mine was over 3/4"(19mm) thick, estimated to be around 7/8"(22mm) thick. And it's not just my skull, all of my bones are thicker than the average human. I'm BIG, as in Andre the Giant big, so it would be understandable that my bones would be bigger than average. But mine aren't just bigger, they are much thicker. So much to the point that I have the buoyancy of Lead, I can't float. That also means I can't swim. My bones don't break easily, that's for sure. In my lifetime I've had a couple of broken toes from getting stepped on by cattle and horses when I was a kid on our farm and one broken rib from being run over by a late 60s model Lincoln Continental in my mid 20s. No other broken bones, not even when my Mom mistakenly closed a door on my fingers. A new door and frame was required, though. As for breaking things with my head, I haven't done it since I was a teenager. It started with a baseball bat and progressed to 2x4s, 2x6s and 4x4s soon after. My ex-wife even turned a skillet inside out once on my head. I believe it was made by Farberware. I told her to use the cast iron the next time, knowing she could barely lift it, let alone swing it. lol Thank goodness, too. That might've hurt a tad bit. lol Another unique thing about me, I don't bruise easily. I didn't even bruise when I got run over by the car and I've never had a true black eye. Swollen, but no bruises. I could list other oddities about me, but we'll save that for another time. lol

[@victoriarose3478]

Very cool 😎 👍

[@Christinakloehn-ip3tu]

not me thinking you said John Ferrari

[@estebong]

When Wim Hof swam below the ice, his retinas froze half way through the swim leaving him blind. He had to finish the swim without vision, just hoping he was going the right direction and that he would feel the opening

[@ResurrectedElvenMonk]

Be Amazed. Truly thank you fore everything since your debut on KZbin. ❤

[@Wild_Wonders_animals]

Minds blown! These individuals with superhuman abilities redefine what we thought was possible. From extraordinary memory to unbelievable strength, they are living proof that the human potential knows no bounds. 🚀💡

[@justincarawan-carawanco.pu1639]

17:02 Love the Avatar reference!

[@redscoutgaming1327]

Awesome video dude!!

[@marigeobrien]

About the ultra-marathons (and marathons in general), I've heard of those ultra-marathons since I was young, in the 1970's. I wanted to run them but never even ran a marathon. :( I remember once hearing that the body is incapable of running more than 20 miles. The last 6 miles are all mental. So it doesn't surprise me that Yani keeps going because he decides to.

[@leesashriber5097]

Another awesome and interesting upload!!! 😊

[@redscoutgaming1327]

I was amazed O . O

[@MurtalaAdan-my2lh]

Hi I really love this video so much thank you for the awesome videos

[@organiccitric7632]

A youtuber (Drew Binsky) actually did a short documentary about that guy that never sleep, he told the youtuber that his lack of sleep was due to PTSD from vietnam war. there is alot of things going through his mind that he just cannot sleep, Drew literally spend a day or 2 with him to show that he didn't really sleep, what he does to kill time is to work on the farm and drink alot of alcohol

[@us3rG]

He doesn't sleep with alcohol?

[@toheebbalogun3758]

Love your contents❤️🔥

[@catalinnicolaevici2061]

I could never wanna carry something to the point where I grow a extra buddy on my shoulders 😂

[@juliusshilongo]

I lost my breath just seeing that man blow up a hot water bottle.

[@susiemitchell1198]

I love the humor in your presentation!!!

[@FK_FB]

Hello please reply your my favourite youtuber

[@jacked4080]

Ok

[@LefaelGreek]

Hi

[@Genesis-I-Gaming]

No

[@Eddhar23]

You're*

[@blackkingsway1607]

Me too bruh

[@nitescuondy5937]

Bro I'm frim Romanien and this languige is hard

[@gurvmlk]

I wish I could agree with you in saying that competitive sauna is the dumbest competition I've ever heard of. But I once saw competitive rock-paper-scissors on television.

[@shinrailp1416]

My guess for that last guy woudl be that he was just really god a controlling his own muscles so he cound contract them at will and maybe even move his organs slightly that way preventing them for actually getting stabbed. An his death was just a consequence of straining it too much , the heart is also a muscle after all.

[@user-ld1hs5cy1m]

I AM AMAZED🎉

[@SonOfFloki]

Yiannis is a badass. The Spartans would have been happy to have him as a messenger.

[@MaureenNkadimeng-jd8ex]

Keep it up dude

[@craigjackson1969]

@beamazed Yes Theory did an episode on that Ngoc Thai from Vietnam. He does sleep for maybe an hour or two every few nights.

[@IsabelnoReally]

Sounds like me when I am manic, I sleep for fifteen minute increments and it adds up to like an hour or two every four days.

[@samirtheerosenin3315]

Nice one Mr mobile ❤❤

[@caitlinsplayhouse4173]

This is the best ever channel

[@y_fam_goeglyd]

The savant has synaesthesia (probably amongst other things). It's a "condition" (I call it a gift) where you have 2-3 senses "cross over" each other. Seeing numbers as colours or even as number lines "in front" of them is one way some maths wizards do tricky calculations mentally. I have audiovisual synaesthesia. If I hear music, or certain noises, I "see" either blocks of colour or images, still or like a video - and it's at the back of my head like I'm watching something on a screen from a "third eye". I was surprised to find out that very few people see sounds, but there's a woman artist who lives fairly close by who sees things almost identically to me. The only difference is the colours!

[@drmgiverdrmgiver5335]

It isn't no sleep. He naps for a couple hours here and there.

[@michelledowler6235]

Normally people that have that an army in the pan die from like a heart attack or some thing when you can’t feel pain you end up dying so it’s very cool that she lived for that long sometimes I wish I didn’t feel pain

[@alexandertanudjaja2728]

In the last video we have it here in indonesia. It in Borneo Island. Its chinnese ritual call TATUNG. They stick metal object to the body, mostly cheeck. Usually after Cap Go Meh (15 days after chinnese new year).

[@gothicsoul16]

Shout out to the tiny extra toot you placed at the end of the Flatulence King video! I was howling laughing! ❤️😂👊

[@elijah1494]

The last sort of makes sense if he didn,t puncture anything on the way in or out that could explain how he didn't feel anything

[@SEXYNDA07]

You're the best yt make at least 26000000 more vids ( please)

[@sweetpeasarah1]

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[@quantumfoam539]

Sonic the hedgehog :"GotTa GoO Fuast!!" Yiannis:

[@davewave1982]

22:09 I doubt it was 50pounds. In the Napoleonic war, the largest canon balls used on the biggest ships fired up to 34 pound balls using massive cannons so I doubt it as they are immensely heavy and took several sailors in a crew to fire and reload using massive amounts of gunpowder.

[@williamromine5715]

Obviously it was some kind of trick. A real cannonball fired with a regular gun powder load would go right thru him and the walls of the stage he was on. As to the woman who felt no pain, I doubt she didn't discover it until she was in her 60's. She would have burned herself or otherwise injured herself long before that. Being able to to feel pain protects us injuring ourselves. If you put your hand on a hot stove and couldn't feel pain, you would burn your hand badly. People who don't feel pain have to be very careful that they don't really injure themselves. Pain is nature's way of saying "don't do that".

[@ayaanmalik867]

I’m going back to sleep the rest my day is going to get better I love you so bad I hope you feel better I hope 🤞 you feel better ❤️‍🩹 I hope you get better tomorrow I will talk with 😢the only reason I’m 😮here today I have no 😮one else I 😮can call you 😮60s-20s

[@judyhadgie1375]

this is well "amazing"

[@IAW88]

*These unbelievable scenes made me very impressed and excited, the images and video comments are very good. LIKE a lot, guys*

[@ytgadfly]

no joni wasnt proven to have lived weeks without water. his testing was a joke including letting him "wash his face" and mouth with water.

[@geraldtrudeau3223]

My brother-in-law had a very similar immunity to pain. Then he got an infection and he wasn't aware of how bad it was, and he died at age 37. There's a very good reason why we feel pain. It's like a fire alarm.

[@Dallas-Nyberg]

Here in Australia in the 1960's, a guy by the name of Leon Samson, was traveling the country, exhibiting his amazing skills,,, These skills included... having a car run over him, a granite boulder broken on his chest with a sledge hammer, eating razor blades, breaking four-inch nails with his teeth teeth and eating an entire automobile. The consuming of the automobile, was done over a year or so. It was cut into bite sized pieces, which he consumed portions of during each show. His real name was Leonithas Postoglithis.... he died in 2017 of old age.

[@metern]

All my friends say that i went to that headbutt competition. But i have no memories of that 🤣🤣🤣.

[@michelledowler6235]

I don’t know how thick my skull is but the doctors did come out and tell my mom that they were sorry that it was taking so long because it took so long to chisel through my skull might not be as thick as he is fun it’s pretty good not anything

[@persona2grata]

You have to be careful with the ultramarathon stuff. I have a friend who ran that way, running an average of 10-12 miles every day! It was seriously impressive, until he hit his fifties and discovered he'd ruined his knees. The cartilage in his knees was so damaged that not only can he not run anymore, his doctors have told him to expect he might need to use a walker as he approaches 60. Now 60 isn't a spring chicken, granted, but it's still a ways from ancient decrepit old man, so it hit him kind of hard, especially because he was/is an older dad, having had his kids with his second wife6 in his early 40's. He hates the idea that he might be in that state when his kids are graduating from high school and whatnot. There may be surgeries that can help, but still I think the lesson is that there is such a thing as too much of a good thing.

[@kittycatmeowmeow963]

15:26 I kinda feel this lady. My pain hasn't felt that bad since I was a preteen. It didn't even hurt that much when I got a 2 degree burn on my arm and fingers. I'm also stressed and depressed, but have trouble yelling, crying, and feeling it. I mostly just react to it by having seizures.

[@scottysblog7317]

"good dentist don't come cheap" Nowadays there's no such thing as a cheap dentist. There's cheaper, but never just cheap.

[@XHIT4HIREX]

I'm just curious do you enjoy your own content for the knowledge as we do or do you just find all the information for content?

[@katythomas3082]

Your voice is so peaceful

[@davewave1982]

19:52 wait what?! You put censor black stars over the MALE nipples?

[@claireroberts5051]

Loved that. Made me laugh.

[@empressmarowynn]

It's surprising that someone could make it to their 60s without any lifelong injuries if they don't feel pain. Many people with that condition tend to have things like a speech impediment due to biting off part of their tongue or a limp because they never got a broken bone checked out before it started healing incorrectly. I didn't feel pain until I was around 8 and I have a whole bunch of scars because of it, can't imagine going my whole life like that.

[@LassetUnsSpielen]

i heard a case of someone fainting in a bathtub because the water was too hot. what a scary condition

[@TempuraKai]

Yeah theres no way anyone is gunna get me to believe a man survived years without the two things we 100% need to survive....the last time I heard a story similar the man was on his death bead and he looked like a skeleton a necromancer was sustaining.

[@weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars]

I don't think I knew of any of these except for the sauna idiots who appeared in the Darwin Awards series and Mr Fartomanic who I'd heard of just about but had no memory of his unusual intake method 😮😮 Insane and fascinating, we need more of these videos 😂😂😂

[@witchywoman4139]

Prahlad Jani didn't "practice breatharianism," or any other sort of "fringe spirituality"...he was a yogi. The only time my pupils were as dilated as his was during an epic acid trip...mad props to the masters.

[@jasperkolpe5234]

I am amazed

[@phoenixblade8315]

Didn’t you make a Darwin Award video on the sauna championship?

[@Crazydragonwizard738]

The blowing guy never blocked his nose

[@TTTKITTEN]

If no one picked up on it when he spoke in Spanish m, he basically asked for a burrito

[@mattiemathis9549]

A hot burrito 😂😂😂😂

[@anshaar.]

In my lifetime, ive had an impossible fever brought on by infection. I wasn't expect to live and if i did my family was told id have severe brain damage and be a vegetable for life. I recovered and other than some nightmare flashes I don't remember a 3 month period surrounding that time. I am otherwise a mostly functional human being. I have also stayed awake for a lone time at once. 19 days. I was on a trip with friends and some of their friends from other groups... There was maybe 25-30 people. Something horrible happened the first night(i did sleep this day) but after that i was afraid to sleep the rest of the trip! The trip was supposed to last 2 weeks but because of the incident(id rather not mention) we were allowed to stay another week free of charge. It was a long drive and i slept the whole way home. The trip was at a place where there was plenty of games and activities to do day or night and indeed it was more empty at night and easy to get in. As long as i kept busy it was reasonable to stay awake and away from my group. The first few days it got harder and harder but after 3 or 4 days I felt tired enough to sleep if i wanted but not tired enough to need it urgently. Over the course of the trip I was awake and alert the whole time though people told me I acted odd or "fidgety". But I didn't feel the need to sleep for the remaining 15 days and was even energetic a few of them. I was also told i gained weight during the trip... I don't remember but i probably ate a ton more than normal. TL/DR I stayed awake for 19 days one time.

[@divadggdisk]

2:48 thats why the marathon was called a marathon because it was the battle of marathon, and it was said after he ran the marathon he told sparta one thing, "Victory" when they surrounded the persians and defeated them. and the guy who ran the marathon collapse and died after saying "victory"

[@mimig.4788]

Last night I left 2 half water bottles in my windowsill and this morning they were mostly frozen and at a few points through the night that I woke up it was 39 degrees in my bedroom and that's sleeping nirvana for me...and going out in the ice/snow this morning the only thing that got uncomfortably cold was my fingers (but I do have severe rheumatoid arthritis so that might be part of that). Now that I'm up I have only let my room get up to 50 degrees before turning my little heater off so I don't feel too hot. So, I totally relate to that "ice man"...lol

[@barrytheflamedemon2.039]

Well dayum I mean 16 years of not being able to sleep is mind blowing already but 60 years?? Now that's a freakin world record

[@maximusdavis]

I would personally say that, with my general knowledge, Joanne Cameron's case is more of a disadvantage than a superpower. Sure, you may not be able to experience pain, fear, anxiety, or negativity, but that also means that: First, you would not be able to tell if you are suffering from a life threatening injury. Pain is usually what warns you that something is wrong or threatening you, so if you can't tell you're suffering from a potentially fatal injury, then you're more likely to die before you were to know what is actually going on. Secondly, fear is the natural response to stimulus that has the potential to harm you, so if there is no fear, and thus, no adrenaline, the hormone that prepares you to fight or flee from a threat, then, sure, whilst you may not have a phobia, it would be better to be safe and feel said fear, than end up dying before your body can tell you what is going on, which leads back to pain, which, like fear and anxiety, can tell you when something bad is going to happen and/or what bad thing is happening to you right now. All in all, I feel like that the immunity to pain is more of a disadvantage than a superpower, because you can literally die before you can even know what is killing you.

[@samanthapotgieter2623]

Mr AMAZED my son Gray has a superhuman ability and that's to see the future in his dreams and I am amazed at how often he is right

[@dustyhughes1049]

there’s was guy(Stevie Starr) on AGT(American Got Talent) called the Regurgitator

[@kentworch]

This is actually amazing. I'm actually capable of a couple of these things, but most of it im not. Truly amazing what some people are capable of. Thank you for the awesome content.❤️❤️

[@moddingempire7743]

Didn't realize that be amazed had eyebrows🤔

[@duanewolfe2321]

David blane did the human aquarium frog vomit bit. Also the needle Thu the hand trick.

[@michieeii4949]

Watching from philippines

[@error0208]

Yes you often don't know when your microsleeping

[@Travis-ir1qh]

I have to take specially prescribed medication to go to sleep 1 time I didn't sleep up for an entire month and I felt perfectly fine I didn't even feel tired And I still ate And stuff so yeah oh also you make good videos I'm Subscribe keep making good videos

[@portalmaster07]

First. Have a good morning btw 💛

[@fleetwoodparksinvest7449]

Hi I'm one of the first here

[@unstoppableevan2699]

Ok, my intelligence is HIGH for 13, my IQ being 146, but I still have NOTHING on that one guy

[@Sandman_Slim]

I doubt it.

[@B.N.T.G]

WOW😮 thats more than most adults!

[@unstoppableevan2699]

@@Sandman_Slim don’t test someone more intelligent than you. You’ll lose.

[@Sandman_Slim]

@@unstoppableevan2699 Try again. Your intelligence of dumb things that literally mean nothing shows your low intelligence. Also, someone with any intelligence would take care of their health better than you. Eat more and think less, it suits you.

[@StrategicLemon]

​@@unstoppableevan2699That's very common on the internet.

[@MechaMaster_0083]

I think some guy called ichikawa who auditioned for a recent Britain's got talent has done the Joseph Pujol feat. Where he used his farts to blow out candles on a cake and shooting a dart using his fart

[@TheNonameHousehold]

I wonder what MY superhuman power is...? -Tucker

[@koreyhayden1368]

A headbutt competition?? Thats gotta be the dumbest thing someone could do! I hafta look it up aftwr this upload!

[@j.p.6932]

18:31 Wait, I saw in a different video that the more times you’re stung by a bee the more allergic you become, and that at some point if one is stung enough, they’ll have anaphylactic shock.

[@Kgardner0512]

Dahos heart just got the effect of all of the stabs at the one moment

[@Chisszaru]

I don't have any super mutations or superpowers, but i do have quite thick bones, and i am quite resistent to cold weather, i'm still wearing shorts, and i live in Sweden, where it's currently autumn, and it did snow a little today, but nope, i still wear shorts and i don't wear socks. It's not that i don't feel the cold, i do feel it quite well, but i'm just good at keeping myself warm. I am a bit overweight, but not by a long shot, and i don't use the technique Wim Hof made, and why i don't freeze, i don't know. To be honest here, i've always been good at staying warm, because i often wear shorts all year round, and my coworkers at a previous job i had always asked what i was thinking. It's so bad, my mother often yell at me to put better clothes on. I don't much listen to either of my parents, so they have given up. As for my bones, i most likely have a very high bone density or just have a lot of calcium in my bones. I have never broken any bones. When i was a kid, i banged my head against walls all the time when i was angry, which back then was all the time, and now, i'm wise beyond my years. I somehow even know stuff people in their 90's don't know. I'm just an ordinary guy, and i'm also one gassy guy, because i do let out farts so much, 60% of the air in my apartment isn't air, but instead methane and farts. That means only 40% is breatheable air, and that's apparently enough for a human to live. I can admit that the amount of headaches i have has increaced a lot, and i'm out in fresh air a lot, because my current job requires that i'm outside a lot. I don't suspect that i have any mutations, and i don't believe in superpowers, but what i do believe in is that i have a very high pain tolerance, is tolerant to cold weather, has stronger bones than most others and have a very active belly, because of my constant releases of methane gas

[@Balake42]

Imagin not writeing down what you were going to say for the message and than forgetting

[@colleenkeefer2545]

There is a professional regurgitator around today. Stevie Starr. He’s quite amazing to watch.

[@insidebillyshead]

Timo Kaukanan now identifies as a pot of sticky rice.

[@sarahhill6845]

part2

[@Finlandball39]

Wim Hof is like me. Unless there’s wind, the cold really doesn’t affect me. And I love the cold.

[@fleetwoodparksinvest7449]

Hi I'm one of the first here

[@cloudb.1071]

Man, the narrator had me laughing so hard through the entire video! Hilarious! Hahaha 🤣

[@user-yb6ef1ji8i]

Amazing 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲!

[@barbarabrunner4851]

What was he running from?? Lol⛹️😜

[@lidorshalev7114]

Yeah, and one of the first

[@michaeldiogenesbest6127]

For a while when I was younger, I tried to be a Breatharian. Unfortunately, I developed bulimia. I would constantly hyperventilate and throw up.......

[@thekidsatthepark7947]

OK guys, the last guy yeah he had some experiences with demons I mean think about it voices that basically telling you to kill yourself in the spiritual realm has power over the physical realm so it makes sense

[@cautisticlevels4691]

I will

[@tomboysupremacy]

16:16 actually thats not a super but a rather dangerous conditon, since you wont even know if you broke any bone or anything inside your body that could be lethal