Buried Alive: the Nutty Putty Cave Incident | xQc Reacts

[@assarlannerborn9342]

When they said that he became unconscious I actually felt relief I can’t imagine having to be conscious upside down in a fucking cave 💀

[@gothicrice8705]

right like id be asking them to put me to sleep 💀

[@yngfljm2277]

@@gothicrice8705 that would be nice, but realistically, that would increase the chance and risk of aspiration of stomach contents into the lungs, effectively killing him even faster. Same goes for pain killers (at therapeutic doses). IV Benzos alone wouldn't have been too bad of an idea tho, not to make him unconscious, but to relax him enough for his heart to stop struggling and most of all for his mental fortitude. But we weren't there, there most likely is a reason for why certain things were or weren't tried. Let's not be captain hindsights here.

[@CheezWhiz360]

I remember the last time I did an international flight while riding economy. My legs, ass and back were aching... all I could think was "someone get me out of this hellhole". This dude in the video was in for 26 goddamn hours in the state he was... got DAMN

[@meyomix2816]

@@yngfljm2277 common sense w

[@s1ckboirari]

@@yngfljm2277 I think the first words out of my mouth in that situation would be to "get me 8 xanax right now" sounds a bit too much but when I have panic attacks in just my bedroom I can't sit still or breathe properly, its such an awful experience that even the thought of being trapped while having one I think my heart would just give in on me, id have a seizure and die after probably 12 hours, or idk somehow maybe bite my tongue, do something to unalive myself quicker. Again sounds like its a bit much but nah I know having GAD and a panic disorder im not as strong as these people mentally, not even close

[@JagoFett]

There's gotta be better ways to get an adrenaline rush than going into a cave.

[@jeefsquaa]

id rather smoke crack than go into a crawl space like that

[@xsct878]

@@jeefsquaa i’d rather do both at the same time.

[@nexli5130]

@@xsct878

[@pgg-i4c]

@@xsct878

[@razoomist]

Drunk driving enjoyers

[@Snoviyl7]

I ain't dying in a place called "The Nutty Putty Cave" 💀💀

[@gothicrice8705]

LMFAOOOOOO

[@misterwafflezzz]

Yeah, I think I would rather die in a Chuck E Cheese

[@lilyungtoaster1304]

@@misterwafflezzz that can be arranged

[@EvoDreams8]

Wow dude that joke was so funny ha ha ha ha im laughing bro u got me ha ha ha *cringe face*

[@naydsoe27]

​@@EvoDreams8 FINGERS

[@unlucky-777]

He was a med student He knew what was going on in his body This is the true horror

[@IO279K4RMN]

Sadly he died a retard despite being a med student

[@HarinInorai]

That is wrong info

[@unlucky-777]

@@HarinInorai No it's not he was a nurse student

[@ashoibo1561]

I'm sure anyone would know they're fucked when it's hard to breathe

[@nightcorerj6024]

It look a like a birth canal and he yeeting into the nutty putty Rip Jon Jones

[@s1ckboirari]

never going into a cave, let alone a non reinforced cave that you have to squeeze your body in different way just to keep moving.. It's is almost if not more scary than being buried alive imo

[@s1ckboirari]

which yeah thats basically what happened ik but still even thinking about those scenarios give me harrowing anxiety and I wouldn't even say I'm that claustrophobic of a person

[@toptier2800]

I mean I aint even going into a cave where I can stand up straight, the thought of getting buried alive is too scary

[@assarlannerborn9342]

The fact that he is upside down is by far the worst part

[@stevenjackson7956]

@@toptier2800 there are actually some really cool caves that are giant. Like 50 ft high ceilings with stagalgtites and shit, id recommend and they are safe.

[@bnkh]

A tunnel is technically a cave.

[@Wilson-md4bv]

The fact that his body is still sealed alone down there in that dark tight tunnel that he died in is truly chilling to think of. You couldn’t pay me any amount of money to go there…

[@royaltyblessed2454]

It was actually removed in 2016 and returned to the family

[@bnkh]

@@royaltyblessed2454 Why are you lying?

[@Pana_Kanel]

​@@royaltyblessed2454 source?

[@iunnoo]

@@royaltyblessed2454 Source?

[@LosingBlood]

Source?

[@TurtleChad1]

I genuinely think phobias are not weaknesses but rather a system in the brain that keeps you away from dangerous things that may put you in harms ways

[@duncanmc797]

I mean that doesn't make sense for phobias of things that aren't dangerous which there are plenty of.

[@Rahmon.]

not all phobias, some are just pointless

[@BelastetGD]

You have a point but not all phobias are like that.

[@rickyfatty363]

That’s why I’m fatphobic

[@lenoun4169]

I know someonethat has a phobia of stickers….

[@fredriksemskartheyellowban7107]

Lots of respect to the rescuers for being brave enough to go down the same passage, especially the guy that managed to get a rope around his waist

[@abdullahmorad2842]

This is another thing that I'm really surprised about. Didn't even know that this was a thing/hobby for some people. So obv I wouldn't expect that there exists people who they could contact/ ask for help in case anyone encounters an issue while in a cave

[@digitalhouse6969]

cavers : sees 10cm hole also cavers : my time has come they just can't resist the rush from the risk, it's addictive

[@Quix94]

As somebody with claustrophobia I despise them.

[@digitalhouse6969]

@@Quix94 haha i know how you feel, it's really scary to get stuck and not be able to push back and stand up or move, happened to me once with a lot of blankets in a super market lol, since then i hated getting stuck somewhere but i get that they love it, to each their own, but i would never risk my life though

[@nodymus6519]

He's coming to a cave, nutty putty cave

[@digitalhouse6969]

@@nodymus6519 it's natty that nutty putty cave

[@Capeey]

at this point i would pick my legs chopped off,no legs but at least survived

[@Kirivera]

I can't imagine being that guy's kid and seeing people in the chat saying "RIP bozo" about your dad. No decency.

[@rapid9534]

EU chatters smh

[@paparoach007]

@@rapid9534 US chatters bruh rofl

[@jeremyfuentes1806]

It's depends on the context of the situation, if your dumb enough to go into a dangerous cave then you deserve to be called a bozo.... plus people who do this and get stuck are wasting valuable resources for people who actually need help Because they want to have "fun", It is what it is

[@OcarinaOfVali]

​@@rapid9534no way you think those r eu chatters

[@rapid9534]

@@OcarinaOfVali they are definitely EU chatters, the same ones that were spamming NA rescue lul

[@clyde1229]

How deluded you have to be to willingly go into a 50cm by 50cm endless dark maze Pepega

[@Rahmon.]

its a hobby and a basement dweller such as yourself shouldnt have an opinion on this

[@hejalll]

play stupid games win stupid prizes. Still sad tho.

[@TheHockey991]

And then also urge the government to not close said cave, even when people have gotten stuck/injured.

[@greasey8695]

@@TheHockey991 Wouldn’t be a problem if other people weren’t also so stupid and deluded that they were going to go in too.

[@lucasmatsuoca]

The thing is that he just completely underestimated the worse outcomes of this activity. He possibly thought that the worse that could happen was for him to get stuck and someone would pull him back as usual on that cave. Unfortunately that’s how we are as humans, it’s normal behavior to underestimate the consequences of very dangerous actions because death is supposedly “years of distance” from you…

[@tsu2128]

After watching the Internet Historian video and this video, I have decided that caves are a fucking waste of time and there's something more productive to do than going exploring in one.

[@Fxrrxt2x]

It's called adventure. You could say most things people do outside is a waste of time. No need to go camp or go hiking. It would be considered stupid to do those things with all the bears and mountain lions in this area, but people still do them.

[@damienfernando1553]

@@Fxrrxt2x the levels of risk between camping and cave exploring are vastly different

[@nighthawk2548]

​@@Fxrrxt2x If you go comping in bear infested woods you're also a r3t4rd. Everybody wastes time doing useless stuff. The difference is that most people are sane enough not to waste time on stuff that will get them unalived.

[@thattimeigotreincarnatedas]

@@Fxrrxt2x cave exploration is the last thing you need to put on adventure list

[@Travixty]

@@thattimeigotreincarnatedas for most people, yeah, but that doesn't mean for the people that want to do it, it's any more stupid than other things people do for adventure like rock climbing or shit

[@HDitzzDH]

I really don’t understand the appeal of cave diving very narrow passages… Like what’s the purpose? Even if you do it successfully and get to the place you want then what? You still have to make it back, plus the amount of horror stories of people getting stuck just isn’t worth it.

[@Martin1jg]

Also risking your life at this degree for no particular good reason is just extremely selfish when you have kids

[@khansterbeam95]

Because a lot of people like obstacle courses, and caves like this is like a natural obstacle course? Getting to where you want would be the finish line. You've conquered the level, and then add that to your list of achievements. How dangerous the place is just adds to the difficulty, making it more appealing to the ones that are more experienced. That's my guess.

[@C0II0SUS.X]

@@khansterbeam95 adrenaline kicks in like parkour too

[@sawerek1]

@@khansterbeam95 that reasoning makes sense, but not when you have a wife and children waiting for you to return home safely. its absolutely selfish behavior solely for the purpose of "achievements". if u wanna risk your life like that dont bother starting a family. grow up to be a father and quit doing dangerous things so you dont make your kid fatherless.

[@lulub517]

To answer the question of “how do you fuck up the directions?” Because the cave system is already disorienting when down inside it. It’s super dark and low down and the air is thick and wet. Plus you could only go in a single line. (Why anyone would find this cave fun bewilders me) There is a video of people actually going into this cave before it the incident and there is a passage that leads into the birth canal and the cork screw. However, the passage that leads into the canal looks smaller from the outside where as the passage to the dead-end was actually larger from the enterance. This uncharted area SHOULD have been blocked off with signs or something and it puzzles me why it wasn’t. But also this cave was said to be slippery, wet. The reason is was named “nutty putty” was because the walls of the cave were like wet putty, and when putty used to be named “nutty putty’. So it was warm and steamy and wet and had several incidents of children getting stuck in the same cork-screw area just as John had been in, but because they were smaller and lighter, they were able to be rescued. This could have been prevented if they had just taken effort to put in signs blocking off uncharted areas, but a lot of the spelunkers sadly had this individualism mentality ‘Everyman for himself’ thing. Which is just fucking stupid. Even if putting up signs didn’t stop people, at least then there would be no fault of negligence.

[@Tokent555]

Love having him and chat reacting to JCS and other creepy yet interesting videos again, always loved them xqcL

[@120mmsmoothbore2]

They need to stop including chat in these videos, it adds absolutely nothing and showing the hundreds if not thousands of brain-dead clowns who don't know how to react to serious real life tragedies hardly helps the channel.

[@dankjugs1068]

I’ve been out there, and my dad crawled around in the cave when he was in high school. This cave started his claustrophobia, he was ok with caving and spaces before caving at nutty putty

[@Corzappy]

If I have to get down on my stomach to crawl past something I’m just not gonna go through. Anybody who genuinely goes “Ah look at this hole, it’s smaller than the diameter of my torso, that means I should crawl in it” is on that Darwin Award any% speedrun.

[@Vincisomething]

He went down the wrong tunnel? He probably thought the tunnel would open up again.

[@5ivestar65]

@@Vincisomething but even if he went down the right tunnel it was still a tunnel that requires you to puff in ur chest so u can fit… that’s betting ur safety on some sketchy factors lol

[@playversetv3877]

i will only go into caves that are big enough like a house or mansion

[@galacticknight55544]

He was in a cave that was visited by thousands of people every year and that no one had died in, and he thought he'd found the Birth Canal, which is a similarly tight tunnel that's safe to crawl through. He had no way of knowing that the tunnel he found wasn't the Birth Canal. I could see myself making the same mistake.

[@Icetea-2000]

Well yeah but you probably wouldn’t even be a caver in the first place with that mindset

[@JoePtr]

Mrcow has no need to worry when entering this cave with his goblin body

[@Martin1jg]

Yes, I saw him in LoTR and he seemed to thrive in caves

[@iunnoo]

@@Martin1jg OMEGALUL

[@kanto2281]

Bros is over 6'2 likely would still get stuck 💀

[@rhomus5149]

The thought of being upside down for so long fucking sends shivers down my spine. I remember being a kid and hanging over the bed and within minutes I'd feel sick and hot.

[@LinariaFreeze]

After hearing about this case a few years ago, it's had the top spot on my "worst ways to die" list. The claustrophobia…

[@Jannerius]

This is got to be like gambling, the rush is so addictive to people that they are willing to risk themselves and face consequences, same as free climbing you are aware of the risk but yet you will minimize it to "accomplish" the task

[@memenazi7078]

Or when the parachute goes out.

[@spjr99]

This guy isn't even the worst case. there was a dude stuck in a cave for like 10 days covered in rocks and they nearly got him out. he died within 2 hours or so of them reaching him via a last ditch attempt

[@Vincisomething]

The nutty putty and the one the Internet Historian told both had moments where you thought there was a sliver of hope. Bro, when they had him nearly pulled out and the contraption broke, sending him backdown... I would've just wished to die right there.

[@BuddzBunnyHD]

Hard to say if id rather be stuck upside for 10 days not being able to move than being upside down for 20+ hours, honestly. I can barely be upside down long enough to dry my hair without feeling like shit.

[@Chillerll]

This guy watches internet historian. There are lots of horror stories like this, though. After I watched the internet historian video I fell down a rabbit hole. Wait until you find the videos about cave diving accidents, which is an entire new level of horror.

[@galacticknight55544]

Are you referring to Floyd Collins?

[@ernestmarcinko]

There is no amount of money for which I would go down to a cave like that. No freaking way.

[@Chillerll]

I would take the money and just stay close to the entrance area for an hour.

[@lucrece1744]

The way she explains everything made it hard for me to breath. I can’t imagine dying in such a scary way. RIP John

[@itsmebd7422]

Being stuck upside down imagine the tingles in your feet after just 10 minutes

[@nathink]

And imagine how horrible your head would feel

[@Brancovtn65]

It's crazy how one little error in judgement can get you killed in this life. I know this was already dancing with the devil, but so many stories of people dying involve them having a lack in common sense in some ordinary daily activity.

[@Vincisomething]

That's the worst part for me. Maybe a sign could"ve saved him or something. But him taking that turn was what sealed his fate (no pun intended). It wasn't like he and his friends were sneaking out in the middle of the night and hopped fences to get in.

[@Vincisomething]

For some reason, this comment reminded me of this case of this girl who worked at Yellowstone National Park. One night her and her friends were up late so they ran back to the cars. She and two other guys decide to take a "short cut" (aka going off the path). The other group who didn't take the short cut make it to their cars, but they have no idea where the other 3 could've gone until they hear screams in the distance. Those three came across a pool where the other side was barely within reach, so they leap across and the ground crumbles beneath them and they fall in. You know how yellow stone has those acidic pools? It was in the middle of the night, so they thought it was a regular pool. The two guys survived and had 3rd degree burns. The girl unfortunately was completely submerged in the acid water and she ended up with 100% burns. They literally couldn't do anything. Literally no skin to graft. And how she was even alive for that long after...

[@Vincisomething]

It reminded me of that because of the judgement call and common sense thing. Like them going off a path and unknowingly leaping across a pool of acid. Their parents unsuccessfully tried to sue. There was also another story of a guy who got dissolved in acid also at YSNP.

[@Brancovtn65]

@@Vincisomething That's fkn horrible. Nature is both breath-takingly beautiful, and extremely unforgiving. It's the worst offender when it comes to punishing someone for making one mistake.

[@TheHockey991]

Imagine being so obsessed with going into these death traps, that you lobby to keep a problem cave open.

[@naydsoe27]

​@Hello There MMA has open space to move around and many controllable factors

[@thekamotodragon]

it's not really just about the cave, i mean... for that guy it might've been because caving might be his main hobby and he grew up around there so i understand why he'd write it, but his argument wasn't just for the cave. He was arguing for the Americans right to choose dangerous freedom over safe slavery basically, a classic argument that i agree with, a core Libertarian principle, basically just let people take personal responsibility for their own safety and actions, gov doesn't need to decide for us, Darwin awards style system preferred lol. Ofc Twtich chat just makes fun of it the whole time because they have the magical gift of hindsight and are prob mostly eurocucks who prefer the gov telling them what to do.

[@OGtaigaken]

You see them as a death trap. To people who enjoy this stuff they don’t see it that way. Same can be said about fast food, to me it is a death trap, to others it’s just food. Keep your mind open lil bro

[@joaocunha4813]

@taigaken160 No way you're comparing fast food to one of the worst and unnecessary ways to die. The guy had a full family and still went into a dead trap. Maybe we should be more close-minded when it comes to these dangerous activities.

[@Vincisomething]

The problem is he also went down a wrong tunnel. Experienced hikers have gone down the same cave, and if there was some sort of sign pointing to the right direction, that would've helped.

[@Xrossbot]

stucking in cave is worst nightmare ever. the movie 127 hours unlocked this fear and this video reminded me again of it

[@Jaxv3r]

27 hours, you mean 127 hours unless there was a movie 27 hours I haven't heard of

[@Xrossbot]

@@Jaxv3r whachu talking about

[@jacobfleming3926]

@@Xrossbot at least with that he was out in the open air

[@xavarrowww6]

that movie was fire

[@nathink]

@@xavarrowww6 fax

[@samwoodley1653]

"the cave is too dangerous. Someone will die" "It's our right" >Goes in, gets stuck "You have to risk your lives to save us!"

[@afckingleaf1946]

God damn right brother. Murica 🇱🇷

[@Vincisomething]

Yeah, that's how the world works... if you call 9-11, they get to refuse help because you put yourself in there. Sure bro, just never make a mistake ever in your life. And if you listened, the guy accidentally took a wrong turn....

[@FirstLast-sw1gx]

It's the rescuers job that they chose to pursue on their own will and get paid to do lmao wtf. Just like the police when they have to save your from thugs breaking into your apartment in your demonrat cities.

[@thekamotodragon]

Dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery, if some people have to die by winning a Darwin award in order for us to all have the ability to choose how we live our lives, then so be it. I'm ok with that, I'm even ok with it if I'm one of those people. Hopefully not, since I'd never do something so stupid, but people in these comments unironically advocating for the gov to regulate their whole lives for them is so crazy to me, like that's some serious brainwashing.

[@Snack-Sized-Femboy]

@@afckingleaf1946 Ever heard of Mt Everest? "murica". europeans are so arrogant, it's insane lmao.

[@MrDumbeldore1000]

more of these documentaries that are kinda long, really enjoying it (even though i slowly cant listen to cave stuff anymore, its pretty depressing, even if its super interesting...)

[@oasis1282]

Submarine ones are also interesting.

[@viktorkarlsson5109]

"avoid breaking his legs" ? Just break his legs, the objective was to get him out, now he never got out.

[@danielstockley5631]

Hearing this story for the first time is how I learned I'm claustrophobic. Any time I watch a video on Nutty Putty and similar stories I start fucking sweating. Sometimes I can't even look at the visual representations on-screen of how he was positioned and have to get up and move around to remember I'm not trapped.

[@iamapotato.8525]

Rest In Peace bro, hope u didn't lose faith during ur final moments.

[@houstonjoker3836]

Bruh, who would do this shit, never put yourself in a situation where you might not be able to get help. I feel like anyone who puts their life in harms way just for fun deserve the Darwinism award. Natural selection at its finest.

[@xfr7591]

Based

[@globofgreen]

You can try using that copium when it’s your son

[@loopstationyt]

HOLY BASED

[@rejj7131]

Especially when you have your wife and childrens responsibility.

[@LilWeenie]

"I feel like anyone who puts their life in harms way just for fun". So I can't go skiing because I might land on my neck and die?

[@lyd4712]

that's why always carry at least an iron pickaxe when entering a cave and torches with you

[@rame.]

fr

[@bnkh]

and dont forget water so you can swim back up

[@exqusite]

Indeed

[@E-A-Z-Y]

Getting stuck potholing is one of my only fears.

[@GoldenWaffels]

I've never been a underground person. Even the idea of safe well maintained tunnels terrify me let alone a tiny crawlspace

[@SalveASMR]

Imagine dying in a cave called "Nutty Putty".

[@paulajohnson9492]

Nut

[@osamabinlaggin3281]

I would've loved to see the reactions of all those cave divers who were so keen on reopening the cave thinking it was safe.

[@firestorbucket]

They don;t give a fuck because they are morons and think it could never happen to them

[@Fxrrxt2x]

This story has always been very heartbreaking to me. I don't get why some people in the chat must be disrespectful, this is a real person that passed away after all...

[@nighthawk2548]

Don't feel bad for someone that puts his life on the line for a stupid rush. He should've been taking care of his son instead of being an adrenaline addict.

[@tyranis4433]

@@nighthawk2548 This was a beginner cave man. Should have been very easily explored. If he was in the right spot the threat of death would have been literally 0

[@ShadowZephyr326]

@@nighthawk2548 Yea don't feel bad for e person enjoying their hobby LOL. You must be little kid or I feel bad for you...

[@Fxrrxt2x]

@@nighthawk2548 Of course! But, I can agree that he shouldn’t have done that and still feel bad for him. Heck, we all have our vices, don’t we?

[@MajesticsTwelve]

@@nighthawk2548 "Don't feel sympathy for someone that died." Yeah okay jackass.

[@firestorbucket]

Saying "how can you go left" doesn't properly capture cave maps. Some of the tunnels are up, down, sideways. there is no simple left and right in caving. The squiggles represent incline and decline and every room is an octagon. The birth canal was a downwar headfirst trip. Ed's push starts as an upward climb then arcs, then slopes downward after a long crawl. There is a video from this cave that exists in 5 parts where cavers show this passage and how easily it could be mistaken for the birth canal

[@illumistration]

She sounds like a damn flight safety demonstration

[@yo25999]

To the chatter that typed: "Fatphobic cave". Good one LULW

[@mauryeetss3561]

Why would anyone willingly attempt to go through very tiny passageways that you could easily get stuck in? It’s common knowledge that earths plates move and at any time the rocks could shift a little or a lot. Knowing that, why would anyone risk their life to check out a small Rock tunnel. I’ve gone caving before, but caving where you go into a massive passageway with no danger of getting stuck ina tiny tunnel. Besides, unless the cave has genuinely impressive mineral formations or historical artifacts, why go in it?

[@marcoaraiza9381]

Humans when they discover a scenario where they can easily die: "Oh boy a new hobby"

[@LoliPolice-bf7mw]

Chat is just filled with a bunch of children who have never had a loved one die. None of chat has any compassion.empathy for others.

[@killimanjar023]

Imagine, hundreds of years later, people notice the hole where the broken concrete sealant used to be. They enter inside and see a name pop up on their futuristic visors. John Jones, Lord of spelunking. Then the music ensues.

[@kosu9516]

Imagine if that cave is forgetten in time and in like 1000 years some team goes to check up on it or whatever and they find a pile of bones at the bottom of a cave.

[@galacticknight55544]

They should have sealed off that passage after Brock Clark got stuck in there in 2004. He wasn't even the first person to get stuck in there. Even the discoverer of the cave did back in 1960.

[@animatedsunday6481]

it was meant for him

[@Eyevio]

This is why I'm never doing this shit.

[@Atlas718]

Not the Sloppy Toppy Cave Incident

[@loopstationyt]

AINTNOWAY

[@PaintMasterPoE]

Imagine u just go inside cave where u can barely move, FUCK THAT, WHY WOULD U DO IT WTF

[@zerophoenix8312]

Imagine getting a phone call at 9:30pm when you are just about to go to bed, and you have to drive for 3 hours and crawl through a whole cave system multiple times because some random idiot apparently got himself stuck down there

[@leedleleedleleedlelee3220]

Caves have scared me ever since I watched the film "The Descent".

[@adamantium4797]

Good horror flick

[@christopherwillson]

A sign so that: "we Americans can decide for ourselves what's best" and then risk the lives of rescue workers... If you do shit like this you should sign a contract that no one has to save you.

[@bumpy86]

Cave explorations must be sick... BUT... if you have to push yourself in and know that its hard to go trough, then its not something anyone should do... Yeah they can do it on their own risk, if there is a worthy reward at the end... if there is just a cave for you to turn around then it means its not worth even trying... I can fit nearly anywhere cuz im small and skinny but i would never attempt to go in there if I saw how tiny it is unless I knew that there is some ancient relic that is worth millions of dollarz... It aint worth to risk your own life just to have a little bit of fun...

[@pepegaplays4023]

Chat acting as if a rescue like this should be simple and problem free

[@perperperpen]

what i dont understand is why breaking his legs or hurting him was actually still a concern if his life depended on it. what it seems like is that his body can physically fit through that opening, it just would just have to bend in ways it normally wouldnt... but maybe im misunderstanding it.

[@krawchick4418]

If people know Junji Itos Tunnels , this just makes it fucking nightmarish

[@michaelangellstudios]

A cardiologist in training stuck in a cave's ventricle reads like a waking nightmare! Storm-cloud-irony. R.I.P. John.

[@gun7007]

Bro I swear this music is from lumber tycoon 2 the swamp theme

[@Ryan-eu3kp]

Oi you put that ant on the screen.. you got me lol

[@SalveASMR]

You can do anything else to make you happy without doing cave exploration.

[@kyaryi1]

3:36 same reason why people climb the big rock they call everest.

[@crowdcontrol3978]

"lost to a hole" "Rip bozo" Yall are heartless

[@Plethiros]

I have claustrophobia but like how people watch horror movies for the suspense, that's why I'm so intrigued.

[@dibel3669]

Bruh imagine dying to the NUTTY PUTTY CAVES

[@J1..]

nutty putty has claimed another victim

[@heatrs4717]

Bro said "just give him some painkillers"

[@dazeen9591]

Being stuck in a tight cave upside down unable to move is some real horror material. I am actually terrified just by the thought of experiencing that.

[@wallonfly]

This is a cautionary tale in hubris and overconfidence can be your downfall. Literally.

[@Noisefrombelow]

Hard to feel bad for people who willingly climb into these dangerous places just for fun.

[@ChristinaMagma]

I feel bad for his pregnant wife and family

[@rsw__u]

@@ChristinaMagma same. but the cave was considered safe, like around 20k+ visits a year and most people have gotten only a minor injury. he went into a wrong hole by accident which wasn't mapped, he didn't do it on purpose it was an accident. did hear that a death also happened before john's (in a similar place in the cave iirc), pretty saddening about the fact that it hadn't been shut off before all of this.

[@mimp8365]

0:57 very rare good take 😱

[@fklmrek437]

I fell for the family and wife of this guy but he knew the risks, made a wrong turn and got himself stuck. No one and nothing else was at fault except him. I have no problem with people that do things like this for fun but when accidents do actually happen I don’t feel much sympathy for them.

[@kooken58]

I usually am not claustrophobic but once went into an old lava cave once. Hear weird noises and screams further inside. Never NOPED out of somewhere so fast in my life.

[@TheNewLooter]

Cavers be like: This hole was meant for me

[@jonathanajith9863]

caving just gives me the chills

[@xX_dash_Xx]

after watching this and Internet Historian's "Man in Cave", I am never even LOOKING in the general direction of a cave

[@wyu-]

the lack of human empathy here is pretty cringe

[@Jl-qg5xz]

He did it to himself

[@NoNAME-qi9tq]

Spelunking is meant to be done by guys 135 lbs or less. This guy was 200 lbs and 5'11". 60 lbs or more is a whole lot in this field.

[@pwpqwq7648]

Says a lot about the viewers' mentality and age just the way they keep spamming nutty putty

[@Fioletovy]

Even the rescue team could not help him out , it got to the point that the were killing themselfs. I believe as bad as it sounds they did the right logical choice of seeling the cave with the dead man inside so no one else would do the same.... I understand if going into caves was his hobby and hapiness but he should be thinking his family first in everything. Now what , his kids will find out that the father died while was going on caves? RIP to the man

[@stevenjackson7956]

The transition from the sad and serious tone to Xqc's goofy ass singing

[@nolaniup]

no way in a million years i would try this

[@WallOrange]

yeah theres a reason i dont worm around caves in the dark

[@HiPickle]

Sooooo boys this is why you don’t go inside caves

[@adamantium4797]

I like the fresh air and open spaces. I have no interest in caves except the bat cave lool

[@FirstLast-sw1gx]

It's so weird. Every time I don't go upside down into a small crevasse 700ft below the earth I don't die.

[@BloodMoonFT]

How can you feel bad for these people when they do insane shit like that man?

[@kyvian251]

It’s still sad when someone dies

[@rebelfriend1818]

@@kyvian251 did you mourn hitler?

[@exqusite]

I just hated how stupid he was to do such an dumb activity even tho he had child's and a wife but i still feel bad for his wife and kids

[@fatitankeris6327]

Meanwhile the cave "Soul shredder, extractor of hope" with 30 ft diameter tunnels of black opal and diamonds.

[@dawncolorful]

..what could possibly posses someone for them to want to crawl through 10cm caves? how could someone possibly find this thrilling?!

[@boldcord7947]

His body isn’t in there anymore. The family took it out because looters kept breaking in

[@moneyIaunder]

one of the reactions of all time 💯

[@williamhauser3686]

Eff me sideways, that is beyond horrific.

[@SuperTonyony]

This man left his little girl without a daddy just because he wanted to pursue his stupid hobby. 🤬

[@parcility]

Bro was just hanging out

[@RWP98]

Im sorry in advance if i sound rude but, ffs if you have wife and kids why the hell would you submit yourself to this kind of risk. I cannot understand, seriously :\

[@squeebers]

Ok. You remember Floyd Collins? How his brother, years after the incident, got enough money together from donations and collections to get his brothers' remains out so he could have a proper burial? Someone in John Jones' family. Or his widowed wife. Needs to do that. This story is so sad.

[@Niko-bd7vv]

terrible incidents happen a lot of times, meanwhile, XQC is just enjoying his food

[@neek01]

What is he supposed to do, get himself stuck too so stepbrother can save him??

[@60milligrams]

i mean yea lmao

[@vedantgupta2145]

uhh

[@brandon1357]

good eye

[@zcrappuccino6402]

6:00 bro really just looks at the 2D map says go left

[@guywhosellsvapes4595]

He should look up Horror Stories channel. It has a bunch of footage from tragedies and audio from this incident or one similar. The guy died slowly upside down. He was drowning from his own liquids and you can hear him gasping for air.

[@20-starstrategy95]

Wow I never thought Nutty Putty Spelunkers would get trapped in a cave.

[@daredeflon662]

bro what are those emojis