Titanic Sub Tourism Expedition - Exclusive Footage (My Personal Experience)

[@DALLMYD]

Hello everyone. In this video I'm sharing my personal experience with Oceangate Expeditions just days before the tragedy. Not that it matters, but I did not pay for a spot on the ship. I was there to record our experience for my channel. My deepest condolences goes out to the families of the passengers aboard who lost their lives on the Titan submersible. RIP Disclaimer: Horizon the ship company has no affiliation with OceanGate Expeditions to my knowledge. Don’t fall for the fake accounts pretending to be. People can be so sick. Flag those channels to get them off the comments please! I’ll never ask for personal details or money.

[@Not-The-Guy]

RIP

[@TheInsultInvestor]

would have been a trip to hear if it was you

[@glennschlorf1285]

God has a way thank God you didnt go... maybe Ill still get to see you down by the riverwalk someday... RIP to those lost

[@TionSam335]

Rip

[@timothyboren556]

Rest in peace to the poor souls that were lost I hope the lord will give them peace

[@JigginWithJordan]

Hearing him explain problems with the sub was bone chilling. Thanks for sharing with us Jake. Glad you’re safe brother.

[@BIGGER_RED]

Mr. Jordan, learn from Jake and don’t try this at home!

[@ATLAS-_-.]

​@huntersnyder4883 From what I caught it, sounded like some of the control systems were not working, that last little bit sounded like Communications went out and the lock or tether mechanism was not working.

[@MrMan2w]

Hi I love your vids if you didn't make it I don't know what I would d

[@simonworthington3330]

Beware others using home built subs.🙂🙂

[@AussieBushLawyer]

Don’t visit the titanic in your sub Brandon!

[@markslade6848]

Dude, you dodged a tragic bullet. For that i am thankful for you. My deepest condolences for the families left behind after this somewhat avoidable tragedy.

[@benncatlover]

I’m never going into a submarine

[@CountDraccula]

@@benncatlover It's not a thing of a submarine, it comes down to the fact that this sub was never certified for what it was doing.

[@iNINJAgamer]

He sure did. My condolences to them and family.

[@Meech31898]

Dodged death*

[@E_dog]

Respectfully please stay to the rivers

[@Grinchfairy]

The fact that they were still doing “test dives” and “working on the sub” whilst planning to dive 13 thousand feet shortly thereafter with people on board is absolutely wild

[@hallmarkaddict8455]

It is wild. And it's even more crazy how a guy told Stockton it wasn't safe and he got fired for that. Had he listened to him, he would be alive today. SO many experts were writing in saying it wasn't safe and he still decided not to listen

[@FriktionMedia]

@@HWEWSWEWyes, but, look at the issues discussed here, the fact it got snagged and no hull scan - lots wrong here. Anything like this, with the history of issues the titan had, it should have been returned to shop and tested in the tank. This isn’t a normal vessel and this was a tourist trip.

[@sarahm5936]

@@hallmarkaddict8455 Tunnel Vision. May we all strive in life to never have tunnel vision - to remember those around us and the wisdom they have to offer.

[@claytonsmith6780]

@@HWEWSWEW yea but they werent made out of carbon fiber. going down to the bottom of the ocean. Jake talks about the dangers in chasing your dreams but i dont get that at all. Stockton IGNORED help and warnings from professionals and experts in the field of submarines. He didnt have the proper qualifications on the sub to even go that deep. he wasnt an innovative explorer with a novel submersible. he was an ignorant billionaire who believed he was smarter than everyone else. so yes the fact that they were making test dives on a submersible made of carbon fiber is absolutely wild.

[@justacinnamonbun8658]

That's called, building the plane while you're flying it. 😆

[@JoesGoldenGarage]

This is amazing that you basically filmed a documentary for this entire historical tragedy. Wow. Scary but a must see.

[@EternalSearcher]

"Historical" tragedy? I don't think so. Just few rich idiots winning an annual Darwin award

[@Musta0011]

​@@EternalSearcher Yeah it is not like 1000 people died

[@kuseiii_3845]

@@Musta0011nah but its a weird one, if stockton wasnt on it he wouldve technically gotten away with getting paid $250k to send someone down in a coffin. Because they all signed the waiver…

[@theastonvillaseal585]

@@EternalSearcheryou’re a grown ass man watching Star Wars. Don’t call other people thick 😂

[@EternalSearcher]

@@theastonvillaseal585 so does everyone else buddy, and yes you are thick.

[@fgteev]

Cannot believe this video exists! It was unreal to watch. Thank God your safe! Thank you for sharing. Prayers to those families and friends affected by this tragedy. 🙏

[@bart42069]

fgteev real?

[@_BigC]

fr preach fgteev

[@IfGayMeansHappyThenImRacist]

Fgteev still exists😮??

[@Niko-Frombestbuy]

Bro I forgot they ever existed

[@chrisclarke7828]

Why the religion.

[@ryankennedy9414]

Watching them struggle to even understand their own hand signals is scary. They are like guessing what the diver is indicating.

[@princessadora]

worse those are regular dive symbols i thought everyone knew them (not sure about locked in but the ok symbol is the first one you learn)

[@anb2526]

I was wondering if someone noticed that too. Stockton wasn’t even 100% sure what the person was trying to say. Wow.

[@pistonhonda1000]

THE DIVER IS INDICATING THAT “ TODAY WAS A GOOD DAY AND YOU MADE IT BECAUSE U DIDNT IMPLODE”!!! 🤣

[@australiaplus9629]

Stockton was very casual talking about the technical issues..

[@anna-gt2mu]

A

[@smartereveryday]

I’m glad you’re OK man, I also appreciated your tone throughout this video.

[@TeslasTacos]

didn’t expect to see you here

[@NJHENDO]

Heard that Destin. Couldn’t agree more

[@TeslasTacos]

im also glad

[@PKSDev]

Beautiful narration, crisp, to the point and clear!👍👌🙏

[@Pedroindisbih]

Bruh shut up

[@iron_side5674]

I can´t imagine the Dread that you must´ve felt when that shit happened. Like the Grim Reaper giving you a tap on the shoulder. That´s insane.

[@miapia7229]

Maybe it’s the Reef 🪸 and offering he got for the souls from that passed on the Titanic that they saved him from diving

[@babybunni2385]

that's sweet.

[@videochemist]

This is an insane level of insight into a very current tragedy. It's like watching a documentary in which the filmmaker travels back in time a few weeks.

[@ikel018]

Just Insane a big KZbinr was able to document this all so close to this tragic event.

[@killamattic1226]

Yea it’s still crazy how he almost went on the very ship that is now famous. The world is a short olaces lol

[@videochemist]

@@ikel018 definition of in the right place at the right time. The fact he had already cultivated a strong online presence makes this whole sequence of events seem like fate, couldn't have been a more perfect filmmaker to tell this story.

[@gh4707]

This video makes me sure this company should not have had ANY missions or people even on their mother ship out in the ocean until the issues they were experiencing with the submersible were fixed via rigorous and constant testing over a extended period of time. This video confirms this company was/is not equipped/ competent and,or qualified to being doing these voyages….

[@popcookie10]

Exactly however he probably planned to release this much later

[@shangerdanger]

Holy shit. Can't believe you were so close to this tragedy. glad to hear you're ok.

[@WeekendFPV9876]

Dude love your videos! 👍

[@whois_erin]

me too 😭

[@gracekelly2810]

you took the EXACT words out of my mouth

[@gahmagro]

That wasn't a tragedy, that was a premeditated suicide.

[@jesusblessthesecommentsamen]

Holy aint shit repent God saved his life!

[@LouiseTurner-x9z]

Bad weather that cancelled the dive was really a life saver for this man. It could have gone so badly if they went out.

[@ABSF49]

It wasn't his time to go. We all have a date and time. Just never know. All the times rush has been down in that sub and came back shows it wasn't his time yet. That time came Sunday along with the other 4 people.

[@roberthooper8883]

@@ABSF49 So you trying to tell me that by accident that all of a sudden the 5 people on board all just coincidentally happened upon "their time" at the same time? BS. But I know you will not see logic, so you go ahead and keep believing whatever you want. That is the exact same thing as when that jet pilot decided to commit suicide and he took all the others with him. NO IT WAS NOT all of their "time" to go. Wow you people just get dumber as time goes by...

[@hushjay3134]

@@ABSF49 so do u mean that if the first dive to titanic came back safe the next turn would be him to dive?

[@jetjazz05]

Although they did say this was the 3rd dive, and the 5th is the one that failed... I guess they made a successful 3rd and 4th dive? So he might have been ok if he went out next, it seems like there was one or two more dives before the failure.

[@biazacha]

@@jetjazz05 from my understanding 5th went down on schedule and his was postponed to later.

[@jamestio6172]

This is a great footage. Rip to the ones who passed. This would be meaningful to everyone who is following the story of the Titanic and the Titan sub. Glad you made it and shared this with us.

[@eric6345]

James Cameron said something interesting recently in an interview about this. He said something like "now you have another ship wreck disaster caused by a Captain who ignored safety precautions--- while trying to go view another ship wreckage caused by a Captain who ignored safety precautions." It is all very ironic.

[@samandted33]

yes

[@jason132334]

Ohhh the irony

[@JohnBristol97]

James Cameron doesn’t know anything about actual history, all he cares about’s promoting class warfare. Rich people are bad!

[@Mullerology]

James Cameron is full of shit, I wish they'd stop asking for his opinion on the matter.

[@khamzat1645]

Yep this is James Cameron the Pionier 😂😂😂

[@bamahammer3660]

I am retired from the US Navy, and some of the documentation in this video should be vital to the NTSB. There was one issue after another preventing the sub from diving. What really blows my mind is that this sub was never certified through test and evaluation regarding safety or carrying passengers. I guarantee that if you would have dived on mission 3 to the titanic, the sub would have imploded then. In your video, anyone who has acquisition knowledge and experience can see the entire castropic event building during the preparation to launch sequence. You need to contact the NTSB immediately and turn your original video over to them for investigation. Then you need to pray because God spared your life to live and see another day.

[@randomconcorde9272]

He should probably pass it along to the Canadian TSB since they are the ones conducting the investigation.

[@bamahammer3660]

@randomconcorde9272 The NTSB is involved because the Titan is a US company, and the accident occurred in international waters. The Canadians are involved because the operations were being launched from a Canadian port. Both agencies are working together to investigate the accident, including the US Coast Guard. What is important right now is that the original unedited video gets analyzed frame by frame and sent to the NTSB, who will share the information with the Canadians and US Coast Guard. Everyone is on the same team when it comes to investigating an accident like this regardless of location in order to conclude a final analysis.

[@samthomas1457]

So god spared his life just to kill someone else....... doesn't really make a whole lot of sense does it.

[@lostdogs10]

I was just going to say the NTSB should watch this video.

[@bilalblair2833]

​@@samthomas1457yea, life is a gift given by god. It's down to him to take away who he chooses. Everyone has their written time, it's down to us to do the right things

[@Kari2025]

2:57 is eery. You made that for the Titanic victims, and just a week later, you'd' need one for the Titan dive crew. So sad.

[@nydeity9100]

I wonder how far that tribute is from the titan wreckage

[@elijahmeadezenan5584]

4:42

[@mxxxn]

It's a weird feeling to see what would've been those five people's same experiences from a first person perspective. Checking out their cabins, going into the ocean with rocking waves, helping the team, sharing stories, eating together, boarding the submersible, etc. It was an average day until it wasn't.

[@beccaarizpe1462]

My thoughts exactly. This is so chilling and honestly terrifying.

[@jamlannistar4280]

That’s something that plagues me about horrific accidents. In these situations it always is an average day until it isn’t.

[@bugsbunnypoo]

Yeah it’s like your watching what they were doing

[@DiscoFish1]

The fact that the divers were giving them hand signals and the crew on board had no idea what they were on about is just nuts.

[@dylanmccallister1888]

They can't help a guy backup a trailer or set something down with a crane and these same people built a submarine Damn this is like. It's sad how unsurprising this all is the more I learn about the people in charge

[@Nitidus]

There was no crew to my understanding? It was just Stockton and a bunch of other rich guys?

[@jeddyTV]

@@Nitidus yea but even stockton was like confused by the signals.... like dont they have training and shi

[@TeamNTesp]

What were the divers saying?

[@Yararar]

@@Nitiduswhy mention their wealth? Why is that important? It’s still a tragedy, rich or poor

[@JennyLynneT]

“How did we get so lucky?” Words with more meaning than you knew at the time. Thank you for sharing this

[@sunglowwolf-7917]

@@AlexanderBrown77his was extremely inappropriate, take your cult and shove it karen. You mock the people who died here.

[@Mr.__Sofi]

man has 9 million iq, he didn't publish his footage until now since its a trending topic he gonna make some BANK off of this vid. lol

[@reecew21]

because it was just not his time to go

[@sniwevol]

@Dontscampeoplefacts 😂

[@luhvnor_zzz]

Wow man.. I haven’t been on this channel years.. I was 7 watching you, You really inspired me, and always made me wonder.. You are a great person and I’m so glad we grew up together. Hope to see you back soon.-

[@leokimvideo]

One of the most chilling and sad videos on KZbin. Surely headed for the trending page

[@troysimonian5475]

Yeah this whole video had a erie feeling to it

[@musinmimi3184]

Coolest KZbinr leokimvideo Too bad KZbin screws over creators

[@Justfish864]

Yup, just found it on my recommended.

[@Johnny33330]

I followed the guy's channel..funny character, honest in one word, good soul..keep it up, I'm starting to follow you again ❤️

[@XanderBE99]

Not only trending, but probably news sites around the world

[@MIgardener]

Asking everyday people to help on a sub that is broken almost every day… to go down to depths that not even world class subs can reach and no idea as to why there are problems with the sub not working. Crazy. Insane evidence just sitting right here in plain view.

[@_RYEN_]

It’s like trying to fly in a man made drone

[@johnnylego807]

That’s like trying to say the Apollo mission explosion is evidence to any future rocket explosion. The issues seen here with the sub was not electrical, and clearly if you followed this case you’d know they died from a structural Error. with the Hull delaminating and exploding at depth. Had 0 to do with the electronics, which in any sub can be faulty or have issues.

[@johnnylego807]

The issues with the sub can’t visually be seen because it’s a structural issue with the Hull. Carbon fiber should have NEVER been used for the Hull. That’s were the problem in-lies

[@theblakex]

And every passenger was forced to sign a waiver saying OceanGate would not be responsible for their death. Always trying to cover their tracks while claiming "safety first."

[@msDryful]

The best submarines can go far deeper than the titanic...

[@WHATSINSIDEFAMILY]

My goodness. Grateful you are still with us. Appreciate that your shared this video. Sad situation.

[@MatteoRobloxGamer]

first ;)

[@icicle7735]

@@MatteoRobloxGamer Touch Grass

[@Ronald_ly6]

@@MatteoRobloxGamerbe better

[@andrewpatterson1912]

Jake, I know the last few months have been probably really rough for you and your family. Survivors guilt is a real thing and I hope you are taking care of yourself. I hope to see a video from you soon. Miss seeing that infectious smile my brotha

[@lasagnapapa]

​@@FkUTube-vc6mhJust like hundreds of rich people who lost their lives on the Titanic itself. Survivors guilt does not factor wealth.

[@ave3184]

@ElijahWalker-zq5pnwhat does that have to do with survivors guilt?

[@JSession]

lol more like joy that he didn’t go like the others

[@smosmo4617]

You are a class act my friend. This is the most valued piece of media in the world over the last week and you decided to be respectful. This gives me hope in people honestly. I think it is important you shared this but it's how you shared it that makes me proud . No exploitation of those that were lost. This is just surreal . The randomness of weather decided your fate. Just crazy.

[@Jessecash85]

Nothing is random my friend

[@skydivenext]

I think randomness of weather is to get location easily, but that has to do nothing with why the Titan imploded, it was because ceo made it cheap and imploded

[@smosmo4617]

Dally not being on the tragic voyage was without a doubt due to weather. The malfunction was gonna happen the next trip ....random weather decided his fate ...and if any of you say weather isn't random simply watch a weather forecast for the week and compare lol but what are we talking about lolol

[@tylermccollum9942]

@@skydivenext They weren't suggesting that the weather had anything to do with the Titan imploding. They were saying that if the weather hadn't prevented them from going on that trip then they might have been the one in the imploded submersible rather than the people who were actually in it.

[@whotube88]

@@skydivenext bro completely missing the point like the ceo missed safety regulations

[@john0020]

Hearing him explain issues with the sub 24 hrs before a scheduled dive and being so nonchalant about not knowing what the issue is on such important components of the sub like communication and thrusters is insane to hear

[@HolisticClips]

that or you only get 70% back and just takes big money on wolf tickets for actual repair until ready lol

[@ADreadBellow]

The truth is that other deepsea divers say you don’t ever think about the craft. This was a product and experience so that people who aren’t pros could go deep sea exploring. If a pro tells you that something is ok and there is an entire crew of people who aren’t panicking you won’t panic because you trust that they are fine. Also in this video you see how many times they stop the dive. Which shows quite a lot of care and not a group of people who say heck with it let’s do it anyway. They all seemed passionate but carful. We know now that the engineering failed as well as the owners insistence’s on ignoring pros something that many on this ship wouldn’t know.

[@p0esbek]

To be fair, the environment these things go out in is pretty intense and there's always going to be issues, some more mission critical than others. It's pretty normal for things to stop working and for you to have to figure out what the problem is. It's not like he said "These important things aren't working, but we'll be fine". There's still a troubleshooting phase until the problem is fixed before a dive happens or is called off. I don't think Stockton Rush is a suicidal maniac, so he very likely did take safety pretty seriously given that he was piloting the thing. I think the big issue with Titan is that he was trying to be a maverick with the entire build. He went against normal protocol, used materials that were untested for the job it was required to be doing, didn't get certified, and ignored warnings by other professionals in the industry. It's really a shame that this could've been avoided if he had only been more cautious to ensure that what he was building was definitely rated to do what it was meant to do and more. It's just pure negligence and while I really appreciate some of the really cool work OceanGate has done on the titanic, he built a death trap.

[@ronaldbargain4925]

@@p0esbek very nicely said sir

[@dollysasmr]

right like wtf

[@mattly2597]

I am so blown away that this video exists. Thank you for being so careful in how you presented it. Showing the personalities behind this tragic event is so important. I know there is a lot of blame to throw around for what happened, but I’m glad you didn’t taint this video with any of that. There is plenty of time for the forensics later. And the fact that you were SO close to going has to be doing your head in! You absolutely would be in Davie Jones locker right now had you gone. Thank the Lord for crappy weather! Also, Christina did make a beautiful wreath…you should have her make another.

[@heyborttheeditor1608]

Stockton Rush was a complete imbecile and violated all kinds of engineering ethics. He was a jackass who didn't believe in safety regulations.

[@c.c.2763]

Watching after watching the USCG hearings going on right now is so eerie.

[@DemolitionRanch]

Glad you’re here! ❤

[@CoasterChamp]

Same here

[@andeywattersons1800]

Same here too

[@CaseohsGroceries]

Fr

[@Minecraftking2742]

Yooo Demolition what’s up!

[@SunGodLuffy_5]

🗿

[@jziffi]

It's eerie because every single dive stressed the hull of the submersible just that little bit more. You had a lucky escape, man.

[@bobbrossify]

@JefferySimonsno I mean, that’s literally what happened. Carbon fiber is the wrong material for this exact reason.

[@terminalfrost3645]

@JefferySimons no lies at all. each trip it gets weaker.

[@feedyourhead434]

facts

[@magister61]

You are right. That thing had a limited life and each time the sub go down more close it was from its useful life limit

[@whatilearnttoday5295]

@@magister61 That useful life limit was 1 dive.

[@marymartinmusic]

Watching that last bolt go in and seal everyone into the submarine filled me such a sense of dread. This footage is absolutely unreal - thank you for being so respectful and documenting this experience. So glad you and your girlfriend are safe.

[@marktastic86]

Yeah, that was a spooky shot to me as well.

[@TvojaMAMA77]

My heart started beating like hell. Just because I knew what happened...

[@klaudiar.6943]

I've been following this dreadful news since it reminds me of the times I sail. Your tale fills me with emotion, and the moment you paid tribute to those who perished on the Titanic filled me with sorrow and sadness. I pray for the souls of those who perished on the Titan.

[@Keith_Mikell]

Did you see how they did it? It dont show it on here. They used LONGGGG extensions. Every 18" you lose 30% torque. Bet they never checked torque.

[@Keith_Mikell]

@gordongekko5886 It was also wound liner and you dont wind carbon like that. You weave it. Thats why people use it and copy it for aesthetic purpose, bc it's weaved. It's wound and thats not the way to do it bc you rely on the resin and glues. It's also wound on a Ti surround for the inner tube. He drilled through Ti to mount those screens. As soon as he saw one metal shaving, it was compromised.

[@willbe7442]

I watched this when it came out, but its crazy to watch i again in 2024

[@JohnDoe-wg1uj]

Even without the tragedy, it still looks so scary getting bolted shut and diving into the water in that sub.

[@LadyGodiva7460]

Heck yes-it's a hard no from me.

[@davidtsmith33]

Exactly. That's just so mind-boggling.

[@karmasutra4774]

I don't even like diving, so I think people with a true sense of adventure will do things like this.

[@jennifers8843]

It also seems so obvious that it is a graveyard in the ocean basically so bad vibes would keep me far from it!

[@TheTruthKiwi]

Yeah dude, my palms were sweaty feeling his nervousness regardless of the eventual outcome. Being bolted into something where you know they've had trouble with the motors disconnecting is legit frightening.

[@toryannasJMW]

Hearing them explain all the issues they were having just foreshadowed what happened. Watching this knowing what we know now is eerie

[@whatilearnttoday5295]

What I got from those explanations is that the PCs were just that, desktop PCs (probably running Windows for crying out loud) while not configured into any kind of redundant control system.

[@MrTedMcForehead]

@@whatilearnttoday5295 are pc's not allowed to run windows software anymore?

[@arcosprey4811]

@@whatilearnttoday5295everything about this reeked of homemade. And for something that was taking passangers, it’s unacceptable that it was like this.

[@elphieglindie3285]

@@MrTedMcForeheadNot if it’s controlling a submarine or submersible. They make an OS for them. Windows is notoriously difficult to keep updated and well functioning on a regular computer. Also, a basic video game controller for maneuvering? What happens if one of the joysticks jams, its honestly mind-boggling that there was no redundancy planned into this submersible.

[@jamiedoggo6445]

@@elphieglindie3285Windows would also present a security risk too.

[@timewaster504]

Hey man, glad you’re ok. It’s always chilling to hear about these kinds of experimental engineering disasters. I greatly appreciate your handling of the situation.

[@boy1da81]

This is like the “I missed my train to work” person on 9/11. Never quit being you, but there’s more to life than going on “adventures” Mainly just spending time with those you love

[@riptear]

The towers had 0 chance to implode by itself. If you know how unsafe the sub is, the luck would be like russian roulette or sky diving without checking if your parachute is working. He should've done more researched on how the death trap has 0 safety certifications.

[@itsdej802]

@@riptear your not understand what he’s saying ! he basically saying this guy has extreme luck & is heavenly blessed like he mention this could have been he bought a reef for memorial & tossed it in respect for them.

[@VMR8648]

Agreed. Although bad salesmen will eventually get someone to take their bait. Enough gullible people out there. 🤷 Just glad this KZbin didn't end up dying. Still sad that it happened to others though.

[@suew4609]

​@@riptearI've heard that they can't certify it because they haven't ever had a vehicle like this, made with carbon fiber, go that deep in the ocean. There's nothing to compare it to. The real answers are yet to come!

[@elliesimpson1313]

💯

[@dunuth]

WOOW. I really thought the media was overblowing the irresponsibility and incompetence of this operation. But your footage confirms it.

[@amandas7096]

So glad you are safe! So sadden by those who lost their lives! RIP. Pls do lot of research and questioning and put your safety first, especially on such missions that where not certified ! God bless you.

[@mcchicken5039]

For real. Very unsafe to do. They kept getting told that the submarine wasn't safe now the owner is dead and 4 other people died with him

[@rolfen]

Uh and how did you decide that? It looks like they were diligently working on problems. Sadly seems they were so distracted and busy with relatively minor problems that they ignored the hull.

[@EazytheNDAcaptain]

@@mcchicken5039wow profound words from mcchicken

[@mcchicken5039]

@@EazytheNDAcaptain yes totally original and not what everyone else is saying every 30 seconds

[@gunrunnergaming]

The idea they asked the customers to help with fixing the sub is unreal to me.

[@StreetPreacherr]

And I think people tend to believe that 'Human Technology' is FAR MORE ADVANCED than it actually is... I mean the ELECTRIC GUITAR was invented within my father's lifetime, and we've only had TELEVISION for around 100 years!

[@bananian]

Ikr, paying $250,000 to troubleshoot their shitty product.

[@iPeriodBlood]

@@StreetPreacherr No, the basis of you're understanding is just flawed. This is an experimental sub which had questionable ethics, sub integrity, forewent any classifications, and was fully makeshift. Classified, approved, and genuine submarines have been around for hundreds of years and there have been manned operations to the Titanic since the 80s. There have also been multiple (including James Cameron) manned sub operations to the Mariana Trench which is over triple the depth of the Titanic's wreck. Technology is exponentially expanding - don't have a limited framework basing your perception of "Human Technology' on some makeshift submarine.

[@bilogskii2216]

They weren't "customers". Stockton Rush filed every passenger as "crew" so if shit happens he won't get penalized as much. Maybe that's why they asked them to help and gave them suits with Oceangate logo so they could present it as evidence that they were indeed crew members.

[@afd3206]

Maybe that "helping" could involve passing a screwdriver or something similar. That makes you feel involved but you are not really doing anything important.

[@mattcaveat43]

This video will become more and more historical. Wouldn’t even be surprised if it’s used in court hearings. Excellent view into the tragedy; the foreshadowing makes it especially interesting.

[@Sunshine4]

This is some invaluable footage! I would not be surprised if authorities ask for the raw footage. Wow, you have an angel looking after you!

[@jennawebb2112]

It’s God….He has a plan for his life and all of ours 🤍

[@JimstrVids]

@@jennawebb2112 so god killed the 5? Nonsense

[@TheLastDrPhil]

​@@JimstrVidsThe flood

[@stormb3948]

@@jennawebb2112 If it’s god that decides who dies and who lives, then I guess hitler was god too.

[@chriss7991]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHzZdoiwbahoj5I

[@dansyouchube1263]

Hey man I met you at the flower shop when you were here in Newfoundland, I was doing some work there and we chatted by my truck, when I first heard the sub went down I immediately thought of you guys and prayed you weren’t on there! I hope you come back to Newfoundland for another adventure again some day!

[@enderliam0662]

This is so wholesome I hope he sees this

[@tjjones2907]

Hey, Jake. You doing ok? This is the sort of near miss that can weigh heavily on your mind. Talk to people if you need to, it'll help.

[@kinezikinezi1730]

Gov killed them is easy maybe they find something valuable there and bom i mean america is famous for killing peoples and say we will find who did it

[@gisellecolon3380]

I was looking a comment like this. I second that, Jake. If you need help it’s here.

[@quanitamarchesi9171]

Good advice - hope this doesn't take away Jake's spark for life.😢

[@vmchase03]

Yes for sure

[@CaptainPlanet792]

I agree, hopefully he doesn’t suffer from survivors guilt.

[@florinaradu3766]

you definitely have a very good angel up there to protect you cause you had quite a few death scares until now . really happy that you are ok and you keep us informed and entertained with your videos

[@zeusdeuce7438]

I’m sure you guys were super disappointed not being able to go down after all that build up but in hind sight that storm ended up being the best thing to ever happen to you guys. Glad you’re both okay.

[@MrSheizen]

They could have gone down and not have any problems. That was mission 3 and the accident was on mission 5. They've done many dives before and none imploded.

[@JohnW704]

would you do it?... its crazy to me how many people ive personally heard say no its a bad idea... almost common sense... weird to me.

[@vankroj]

@@MrSheizen many dives, or like 4 dives before without any security tests ? Lol, wealthy people really think they are invincible :D

[@baldmista1907]

@@MrSheizenyeah it was a ticking time bomb

[@baldmista1907]

@@MrSheizenit was only a matter of time before the structural integrity gave up and imploded.

[@grabbit613]

I think you did this really well. You recorded footage intended to depict an exciting adventure and ended up having to produce something like a eulogy. This is a piece of history now. RIP to those lost.

[@jourdanfarmer]

You have an angel the size of Olympus watching over you dude. To have gotten in that thing, bolted in, dropped into the water, then have fog roll in and SAVE YOUR LIFE is no small thing. Good for you

[@karen-lv3by]

fr

[@nofurtherwest3474]

how deep were they supposed to go?

[@drealboy_]

​@@nofurtherwest3474it seemed to me 3k feet. But then he said they never left the platform? The wreck is at 13k feet

[@twistan4976]

They were in the water purely to test the submersible. The trip down to the titanic was called off far before he got into the sub.

[@YrnehLrak]

The size of Olympic, perhaps?

[@ccheadle8662]

I just subscribed young man and woman please keep up ur wonderful attitude so glad u two are still with us

[@happyhonu831]

Someone stole your content on TikTok but the comments brought me here. I’m so glad I watched this. Great job capturing the experience and essence of the crew and their true objectives. The news painted them poorly, you’ve brought humanity to it. I appreciate you for sharing your experience and I’m glad you’re safe.

[@paragasvj]

Saw it also on reddit

[@DALLMYD]

I appreciate the kind comment and letting me know about others stealing my content

[@Sampsonoff]

@@DALLMYDyou did such a great job telling your story. Tragic event

[@TheOminousVoidWispers]

Painted them poorly? They fired anyone questioning safty, and used a window that was not rated for even close to HALF the depth they were diving too. It was literally a time bomb... when it failed to get certified he lied and said it was overly safe when Stockton cut corners everywhere. These people paid to test a death trap. His ego was bigger then the experts concerns..

[@ttvyungsizzle2472]

@@DALLMYD let people steal your content on this tbh. itll just bring more people.

[@africanbrowny]

Sometimes rejection is protection and things not going as planned is a blessing in disguise. I am so happy that you're still here with us. Thank you for sharing.

[@mrsehana]

True!!

[@ashleyjackson4142]

Listening to your guys concerns, fears , and malfunctions was unreal.Being this upclose and personal, and watching you get inside is crazy!! Glad youre okay, rest in peace to those lost chasing their dreams.😢❤

[@LoudPipesSavesLives]

Bro you're blessed, God definitely have a bigger purpose for you... you were smelling the breath of the spirit that take your soul 2 your maker... thank God every morning my brother... much love.

[@ChiaraP213]

I appreciate how kind and respectful you are to everyone in this video, glad you didn't go on mission 5. What scared me is the amount of problems the sub seemed to have all the time.

[@ericlucci2829]

thats what happens when you have idiots manufacturing garbage. leave it to the professionals lmao

[@IP0Monsturd]

A little more FlexTape would of saved them.

[@Zach-zf7mv]

When many problems happen after the product is released for use, that’s a sign of poor engineering at the different stages of the product cycle, from research and design to testing.

[@iamdebirdie]

Dude... Listening to Stockton explain all these issues just screams "GO HOME AND FIX IT TO 200%!" This is insane. ANY issues discovered to the magnitude that he outlined would make me say absolutely no to getting in that tin can. It feels so irresponsible to continue with the problems it had. Holy shit.

[@mikelouis2118]

I agree. Stockton was kind of an ahole, it seems.

[@Anna-Rose-]

​@@mikelouis2118 not "kind of" ---->100%

[@Jimothy-723]

the childishness of everyone involved is seriously an issue.

[@jqzIII]

"Ya' never know." ~ Stockton Rush

[@CherrrrBear]

Agree!!!

[@rozzie8417]

That was very thoughtful of you to drop the wreath honoring those 1500 or so passengers that lost their lives on the Titanic. So many are fascinated by the ship itself that they forget about all the lives lost.

[@jamesrad6317]

To be fair to this guy, his video reminds us that the people involved in this were all real people. The world is posthumously ridiculing and barracking these people now. Its nice to see some degree of humanity expressed by this young content creator.

[@tammyboon6259]

Yea, I thought the wreath was a beautiful act of recognizing ALL the lives lost on the Titanic & an act of honoring their memory & being respectful.

[@Kerttis]

who cares, they died over 100 years ago

[@brandonleeaguilar]

Ghoulish exploiters of graveyards are not thoughtful in the slightest.

[@j0p3s]

@@Kerttis DON'T be a POS . all lifes mater

[@sarahbenz007]

As a long time viewer and huge fan of you Jake I’m so glad you are alive! RIP to the 5 unfortunate lost souls. I had just seen your video as I was looking at ship videos as I like to and when I seen this, I’m another huge fan mind blown by what happened and I’m glad again that you are alive and your GF too. This is so unbelievable.

[@ilektrokioydio]

Seeing him inside and the bolts slowly locking him inside that submersible coffin is just terrifying and literally sends chills down your spine.

[@antiwolfer8691]

It's a tragic foreshadowing, not many can say they've been in something underwater that would not much later be completely torn apart parts and all, and I don't mean the sub parts

[@SpectrumRob]

He was lucky this time. Hopefully he does his homework next time. Also, the Navy knew what happened on Sunday. This incident purposely clogged the news cycle to take the heat off the biden crime syndicate and corrupted government.

[@jayesouthworth]

The only person terrified on that sub was the 19 yo who didn't want to go in the first place but did it for his father. I think when the 19 yo saw that his cell phone was dead, he lost it. Maybe demanded that they take him back to the mothership. Maybe he cracked. What 19 yo wouldn't?

[@MrN75nokia]

I don’t see how they can even bolt the window on properly in all those shifting waves I would never go down in the thing SR background was in Aerospace not Submarine

[@starksshotz8526]

Scary

[@RegisAquatics]

Woah! Some of your footage could provide valuable insight for the investigation. Truly historic. Glad you're okay.

[@randomfools808]

Oceangate are going to want this video gone.

[@loosilu]

@@anacarlos The will for sure. He should send it to NTSB.

[@RedHotMessResell]

Getting the wreath for the long passed titanic victims was so wholesome. And then it ended up representing those that were lost on the pending excursion.

[@maximilianarturo2428]

😢yes this was so pure and beautiful. I’d like to think the fog that scrapped their mission were the lost souls from the titanic intervening.

[@Texifyd]

I felt the same way! A beautiful tribute to them! You’ve got a heart of gold Jake!

[@ericw3229]

He came close to having wreath tossed for him

[@theastonvillaseal585]

R.I.P to their souls, how absolutely horrific. Never forget and never stop the respect.

[@johannalanglois5379]

If he had actually gone down to the titanic, look at how excited he was to go down, that face time to his family could have been the very last memory that they had of him. I’m happy that everyone is safe and that you were able to document this.

[@ALT-vz3jn]

I’m very surprised he was stupid enough to just get aboard this submersible coffin without doing any proper due diligence on the submersible’s safety. Lack of life experience, I assume.

[@atsunome]

@@ALT-vz3jnI don’t mean to be rude, but not everyone has the extensive engineering experience (particularly regarding submersibles) needed to draw conclusions for themselves. Beyond anything, it’s mostly the fault of the higher-ups who should have prioritised safety above all else, so the passengers lacking knowledge would have been safe. Every day, millions (if not billions) of people get into various vehicles (cars, trains, and planes just to name a few) that they know little to nothing about on a structural and mechanical level. If this logic was applied here, one would be criticised and called “stupid” for getting into a plane without learning the intricacies and procedures regarding aeroplane maintenance, which is just unreasonable for the majority of people. In short, this is why we have safety procedures and inspections - it’s not a fault on the part of the average person who just so happens to be unfortunate while trusting that everything will be alright. [Edits for clarification]

[@atsunome]

@@clau0072I just personally wouldn’t call the trust those people had “stupid”. Naïve, maybe, but I’ve seen far too many “they deserved it” or “who would be that dumb?” comments over the past few days, and it’s honestly a bit harsh given that five people lost their lives (not to mention the grief left on family and friends). My original comment was aimed more at drawing the “blame” away from the victims.

[@setme4ree]

@@ALT-vz3jndo u realise how uneducated most people are man? Lol

[@debadityanath5558]

Exactly the facetime with mom and dad part teared me up... The people who lost their lives, might've gone through that too... Imagine how it must be for their families.... My deepest condolences 😭😭😭😭

[@VeeKay]

Watching this confirms the fact that the dive should have never occurred in the first place. 3 different but major issue arose with the submersible and yet they went ahead days after Jake's mission. RIP to all the lives lost but im very thankful you're okay Jake. This video was an amazing but tough watch given what just happened.

[@skyfox585]

Wiring issues are irrelevant and usually present in everything that isn't made to the pinnacle of standards.

[@BradleyG01]

issues with machines like this are extremely common. Its like how a rocket will have a problem and scrub, but then launch people a day or two later.

[@buruskeee]

There's a reason why planes are retired, even if they seem fine, after a certain amount of hours. Especially for this sub with carbon fiber, where you would never tell if it's stressed or damaged structurally, under that immense pressure cycling, it should have been retired after every dive and built new every go - because safety is the highest concern when it comes to immense PSI like that.

[@vzwodb17]

@@BradleyG01Titan is not comparable to rockets and other subs. They meet standards while Titan cut every corner and was run by a CEO who arrogantly cut corners on safety and fired people who disagreed.

[@acboone7]

I feel fairly confident saying that your missed opportunity was the biggest gift you’ll receive in life because it more than likely is why your still living it! I can’t imagine how you feel knowing how close you were to death!

[@mortalclown3812]

I've been thinking about that. It would have been a great loss. This video is well done and very respectful. I wonder if he's got stronger feelings about Rush's recklessness than he's saying. Fwiw , in '93, our friend narrowly missed being killed in the first WTC bombing. He'd been in the garage twenty minutes before the explosion. Then, on 9/11, his father-in-law didn't go into work at the WTC. Afterwards, he didn't know what made him call in sick because he didn't feel that bad. My own take on it is a lot more mystical than his. But I roll that way. Here's to intuition. And listening to our best angels. Paz y luz ✨

[@codyrodriguez1056]

U just don’t think about it and go on with life. We all have our time.

[@mudman6156]

@@mortalclown3812 concur. I listen to those strange random thoughts that occasionally pop up, telling me to stay home that day, or don’t go taking a trip somewhere. I used to ignore them. And nearly every time something bad happened nearby. I’ve even pulled off the highway on a trip to get gas simply because I didn’t like the traffic around me. I didn’t really need gas. But vehicles around me were starting to get too close and weren’t maintaining safe following distances anymore. So I got off just to get away from them. And when I got back on the highway, those vehicles I had been in amongst were all involved in a severe pileup. Listen to your intuition. It might just save your life. I no longer ignore my intuition, regardless of what it may cause me to miss out on. Because living is more important.

[@cherylkk6577]

Jake already escaped death once when he had his accident three years ago!

[@1927su]

I’m sure you are more grateful in your life now, than you might have been before. Obviously your time on the planet is not done yet .

[@chasitycornett6147]

I truly admire you and your girlfriend. Aside from the negativity in these comments i wanted to say I have watched your videos for years. You're a pure soul. I cant imagine what you're thinking or feeling about the whole thing. I hope you find peace and continue doing what you love to do. I am glad you guys are safe. Keep being amazing. ❤

[@DALLMYD]

❤

[@rhondamadgirl]

Not so sure it’s negativity more than people imagining coming this close to death.

[@destroyerturbo3134]

I got goosebumps knowing you were there and met people whose family had to deal with the tragic loss , I can’t imagine how haunting it could be for you

[@Treasureking-vf8ob]

May they rip

[@SGTSLACKASS]

Final destination movie vibes bro.

[@layersofcontent]

There’s no way you’re calling is haunting for him literally he was there a whole different day at a different time the fact that he’s literally relating his self to something way more tragic thing that is typical with these KZbinrs. Why didn’t he just post a video to begin with O Way? Because maybe he thought something bad was gonna happen later and posted it after the fact what a piece of shit.. talking about being haunted, but still posting about the video. Ironic

[@shaquandalindavis1956]

@@layersofcontentyou sound crazy just delete the comment

[@layersofcontent]

@@shaquandalindavis1956 aint no way to call me crazy then tell me “just delete it” you must live in delusional land & believe everything the news says….

[@vancouverislandandthething3945]

So happy the fog rolled in. Almost as if throwing the wreath for those lost below somehow came back to protect you. Coincidence or not, glad you were able to go home.

[@abdullahsaid8561]

wow what a thought

[@onegirlrev]

This is really sweet to consider. I wonder.

[@briannapinkney4966]

This gave me chills…

[@randonolso]

I’m not religious but I believe in this stuff, and then when they turned back home the weather cleared.

[@GreenxEmerald]

They had pure intentions and so much respect, I kind of had this thought too…

[@Naiym]

This is crazy to think about. I’m glad to hear that you’re ok

[@FunTimeWithLeo]

Hey I watch you! :)

[@juliusnepos6013]

Absolutely

[@marcoblue8064]

It freaks me out hearing him talking at 14:00 when u know he got "pulverized" and absolutely nothing of him is left for his family to bury.

[@darrylwoodbury]

Wow, this is insane. Talk about a close call. Hearing the CEO talk about issues with the submersible makes this even more chilling.

[@iamyouu]

I'm going to take you all to the bottom of the ocean very well knowing that is an un-engineered piece of carbon fiber, made to look like a submarine 😌

[@Ahamilton89]

Creator: Can you do a video of why you thought you’d be safe? And what they told you regarding the safety. Can you read the waiver you signed? Glad you documented this… you and the other tourist are not wrong. I have no idea if I would have taken this trip not that it’s imploded. People tour things everyday, put their trust and in others hands and inventions. Although you all sign waivers y’all are told that is safe. I blame OceanGate they ignored the warnings and minimized 💔the risk. They didn’t give you all full disclose. Glad you made it. Full picture, I believe the millionaires died to stop tourism in the dangerous ocean, where that cemetery Titanic is. Even if you warned OceanGate they wouldn’t have listened. All eyes on the Billionaires of the world. They’ve ignored others, your warnings.

[@soleiltounsi6754]

I didn't understand what he said because the subtitles not appear. What issues?

[@ExileOfGods]

@@soleiltounsi6754The computers would regularly malfunction and not have communication with the ship up above. The structure engineering of the submarine wasn’t up to date with regulations aswell.

[@DogsWallop]

@@Ahamilton89 its because people have previously had safe journeys. Its like zebras running through a river, they all know its not safe so they wait for others, before you know it something big snaps in the water and you are dead

[@ralBurebsuos]

An ocean gate employee ended up filing a lawsuit against ocean gate in 2018 because he kept telling everyone that the carbon fiber hull hasn't been tested properly and that the hatch wasn't rated to go that deep. The lawsuit also stated that the hull had began showing signs of compromise after a few test dives. Ocean gate fired the employee because he wouldn't back off about his safety concerns. Now look what happened

[@chriscomics9415]

Sadly no-one like a whistle blower and it could have saved lives 😔

[@ALT-vz3jn]

It’s truly disgusting how the whistle blower was treated. Also I can’t believe how stupid this KZbinr was to get aboard that obvious death trap.

[@ando1135]

i'd say the CEO got his karma....unfortunately took others down with him

[@setme4ree]

@@ando1135who knows maybe the billionares touched kids on epsteins island or something. The one guys son tho was a kid so thats super sad

[@setme4ree]

Crazy did the owner just expect to never do maintenance and all would be good like wtf everything needs maintenance or upgrading, fucken hell man

[@GarethE94]

You’ve captured some significant footage here. Particularly Stockton talking about the vessels issues that they were trying to iron out. This could be vital for those who are tasked with the investigatory report.

[@221b-l3t]

Yes and it will be vital for them to know that it took place in 2021 during the course of Mission 3 aboard the ship Artic Horizon. Polar Prince was the ship used this year. It will be interesting for them to note that there had been problems already in 2021.

[@Firegod24]

@@221b-l3tThis might’ve also iust been a freak accident as I dont think the captain would risk his life to make the trip

[@Khayreee]

This could have been a good submarine just had the wrong material the inside was basic no hatch

[@KSMsails]

I imagine the authorities and investigators will be in touch for the raw footage. It’s likely evidence of what potentially led up to this accident.

[@pastelberru]

Yes he needs to hand over all of his footage to those investigating

[@debbie991]

Wow, I'm very happy that you are here to share your story. After seeing everyone in that little tube I can't imagine the trip down to Titanic and back. The hours in that tuna can driven by a game controller , I can't breath just thinking about it. God has other plans for you Jake. Thank you for sharing this and take care of yourself :).

[@99GregPotter]

This footage is so incredible, there’s such an ominous feeling all throughout but it’s really cool to get a behind the scenes of how everything worked

[@racer14glr91]

Lots of nervous laughing

[@candicewinchester1849]

I feel like you’ve given a voice to those who died. Thank you for giving these people back their humanity. This was incredibly haunting, but a great insight.

[@Iamyl4]

This footage is unreal. Thank God you didn’t end up going! This is so tragic, watching Stockton and Ph sign that flag was surreal knowing what their ultimate fate was. May they rest in peace

[@lusjsjmsmsksm7347]

@JefferySimonsyour so edgy and cool

[@scrubelite4915]

@JefferySimonshilarious

[@p4r4b3llum]

i mean getting on a sub that is knowingly unsafe is kinda stupid

[@Bouncingchloe]

16:34 love the dolphin jumping out it was so cool ❤

[@BryanWhite77]

Another part that I found extremely concerning was when they were in the sub and the diver outside was giving hand signals and the passengers had to ask Stockton what the signals meant. He should have been the one to see what the diver was signaling and giving the "OK" personally. How many "misunderstandings" had there been between Stockton and the crew?

[@tillthiemann6448]

There are so many red flags in this video alone. I can't believe the level of neglect they gave to safety.

[@nbt6826]

This is a REALLY good point.

[@usforsarah]

He comes off as greedy and arrogant.

[@sprouting_lady]

Yeah, that got me too. It's insane that he wasn't right on top of that communication. It also felt bizarre they were asking some youtuber and his wife to help them out on the deck. That alone could have gone terribly wrong, and there should have been enough hands on deck to handle everything without needing help from guests. Whole thing just looked like amateur hour, honestly. Terrifying.

[@marciano9882]

I like how everyone is safety experts now.

[@GeorgiaGrown90]

Wow..I can't imagine what must be going through your head right now Jake. You don't have to apologize for the smiles and laughs in the video...theres no way you could have known whats to come. Glad you're still here with us. Keep on smiling and laughing bro, you're a class act. Very interesting to see the behind the scenes of it all, thank you for sharing!

[@pacheco13013]

That’s insane how you saw firsthand that there was multiple problems with the submersible and you were still willing to go down there.

[@katjay3125]

Anything for KZbin fame

[@PauIieWalnuts]

Armchair experts

[@graceellison118]

You cannot fathom the risks when you’re in the situation and you’re surrounded by people you believe to be experts. He didn’t have any reason to believe that the problems wouldn’t be solved. I’m sure you always make the correct decision, though.

[@PurpleMusicProductions]

😂I was thinking that too!!! Nothing he showed in the video gave me confidence.

[@maximilianarturo2428]

⁠@@graceellison118very true. The confidence of the crew is reassuring since we’re all not engineers who know enough to take a stand.

[@simonvee]

I love the dolphin jumping out of the water at 16:34

[@Musictroller_vr]

I JUST WANNA BE PART OF YOUR SYMPHONY🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬

[@Sithslayer-u8d]

Dolphin wanted a front row seat to the shitshow

[@pwoswald]

​@Musictroller_vr you still have time to delete this comment

[@Musictroller_vr]

@@pwoswald ik

[@Sithslayer-u8d]

@@pwoswald ??

[@dsmhiggins67]

The Stockton guy just freaks me out immediately- as an engineer I’ve never worked with another engineer who was so full of himself and overly confident. All engineers are confident once they understand their systems 100% - the fact that they had failures and problems and he was so cocky and self assured would have rang alarm bells in my head

[@stephen_crumley]

As the same I can’t understand how many were involved throughout the engineering & manufacturing process that didn’t warn of the definite ending with the design parameters/lack thereof of this craft. Half spheres epoxied flush on carbon fiber is the most absurd dissimilar flange connection I’ve ever seen and the fact no one brought up this issue shows gross negligence on everyone involved in the entire design and manufacturing process of a pressure vessel intending to keep human beings alive in unfathomable stress

[@tomw0815]

If you give engineers unlimited time and budget to be sure all is safe, some things would never take off. There would be no man on top of an Apollo rocket, no moon landing and no space shuttle flight for example, if you waited for the last concern to be solved. For exploration stuff it's never about getting rid of all the risk. That's impossible. It's about minimizing risks and sometimes ignore some safety warnings. I'm an engineer myself.

[@wingedhussar1453]

He was cock because he wanted money .all he cared about was money nothing else

[@vejet]

@@stephen_crumley Plenty of people brought it up Stockton just fired or ignored them all

[@cliveramsbotty6077]

you can always tell when someone is an engineer because they'll tell you they're an engineer

[@harmonesepleasant]

“Everyday they did have some problems” knowingly having problems + still going along for that trip is WILD. Thankfully you are still here to talk about this. Great footage!

[@rayhoodoo847]

Absolutely agree. How can they think of taking paid passengers-tourists while still being in early real-life testing phase is baffling to me.

[@rhettdale8997]

Makes you realize that these people and the ones that climb Mt Everest are inside. All to die trying to be the 100th one to reach the top. Passing bodies on the way up. Titanic is a graveyard too. Of over 1000 at that.

[@egg-roll8968]

@@rayhoodoo847 Just like everything else in life, money. People who knew it was unsafe and refused either left or got fired, hope everyone else esp the higher ups get criminally charged for those who died and endangerment of every person including this guy and his gf as what they did is inexcusable.

[@MidnightMarrow]

Even better, trying to fix problems on a tiny platform in the middle of the ocean. Would be a major red flag for me if I somehow didn't already see the glaring issues with the design and depth it's going already.

[@Lucianrider]

@@MidnightMarrow Totally!! They left port trying to fix issues that should have been repaired before hand! Incredible!

[@Its_Casprin]

The fact that they had the literal CUSTOMERS helping on the sub repairs... Mindblowing.

[@CiCiLeathercraft]

No you’re paying to be apart of history and learn… you don’t pay to go to welding school and not have to do any welding.

[@j.l.atheprodigy]

@@CiCiLeathercraft Did you really write that? Do you need to re-read what the op said?

[@ellaperry347]

@@CiCiLeathercraftyou also don’t pay to go on a cruise and then control it

[@arianaajbeaverhausen8175]

​@@CiCiLeathercraftwhen I pay for a flight on a plane I don't expect to help the engineers with any technical issues. Also, at welding shool they'd be taught by trained and professional welders but at Oceangate they were taught marine engineering by an aerospace engineer.

[@ChancellorM1YT]

What y'all have to understand is that the entire team is made up of diving enthusiasts who most likely have a background in engineering or at the very least a strong interest in it and would be more than happy to assist in sub repairs, but also to speed up the process to get back into the water.

[@ssok4133]

I have to be honest, once I got there, and saw the operation, and listened to how they explained things, I would have been like, naww dog, I ain’t going.

[@samichmachine]

the fact that they had yall, random civilians, helping with the sub stuff SCREAMS how dangerous this was. thank you for all of this and im so sorry for the second hand trauma this must have given yall

[@daemfbesity]

Part of the ship part of the crew buddy

[@annab3360]

I had the same thoughts. I wouldn’t want airplane pilot asking me for help with maintenance 😅 major anxiety if they don’t say we have professionals working on it.

[@instapizzabmx4206]

@@daemfbesity frr This ain’t no cruise ship. People think they could just hang out.

[@DatNuddaBudda]

This is derived off the ignorance of how submersible experiences typically work. That isn’t abnormal.

[@zpr0-fx]

If you sit next to the emergency exit in a plane, you have to open it, when s#*it hits the fan

[@smithyc2051]

The bit where he was talking about communication problems is just mind blowing,it was doomed from the start

[@XamulVang]

This is like my buddy who literally was supposed to have a job interview in the Twin Towers but fate had it that his interview got cancelled on 911. Just not your time. What an experience.

[@jetjazz05]

Not as drastic, but I was outside working on my car one day, a pretty powerful storm cell formed and winds picked up quickly. I stayed about 10 minutes to pick up all my tools and everything, as I got to the porch of the house a 1500 pound limb fell exactly where I was working. I might not have died, but if I had stayed any longer I would have at least been struck. It's a crazy and strange feeling...

[@baileypanama]

@@jetjazz05you lived for me to tell you that Jesus Christ died for your sins and to accept Jesus Christ as your lord and savior. Eternal life is real

[@TheStickyDynamite]

@@baileypanama bleugh.....

[@Tom-qb1rj]

Not really, one of thousands of people vs a guy spending 250k on something that so obviously have problems. The fact he still thinks fondly of this trip rather than is scarred by having talked to the, now dead, people shows how disconnected he is

[@bluegrip3007]

@@baileypanamaJesus isn’t real cmon now

[@charlieross-BRM]

This is a very unique view of how things were going on the typical excursion of Titan and its support ships. Jake has done a superb job of presenting it as naturally as possible. And he pronounces "Newfoundland" like a native. St. John's itself is worth the trip; great city for walking through and being charmed by the various hosts/shop keepers.

[@Tyweezy84]

So eerie seeing the captain explain all the problems that sub had. Idk why anyone would’ve ever gone on that expedition. Rip

[@love_reka_8877]

It seemed as if they were fixing it and doing all the checks and balances and due diligence…Stockon himself seemed open honest and responsible with the sub & forth coming with waiting to fix the issues…crazy their ultimate outcome

[@domos7397]

​@@love_reka_8877if you are paying 250k there should be no problems

[@NnoxLupus]

@@love_reka_8877 I wouldn’t trust things being “fixed” in a couple of days. Developing this type of tech takes long amounts of time so I wouldn’t think it would be quickly fixed. Things should be fixed and tested multiple times before they even allow innocent passengers to go on board to make it is as safe as possible. This obviously didn’t happen. Not to mention all of the problems they had in the past, the lawsuits and safety violations... this Stockton was setting people up for dangerous situations.

[@djjazz1388]

​@@domos7397 Yes. Greed over saftey too, quarter of a million each. They knew going through the correct channels for the sub would have failed miserably. Just doesn't make any sense how this company was even allowed to take passengers on that flimsy thing to such depths. R I P

[@jeng8401]

I think this video is so important, it showed how he just minimized and put people at east to keep going. And I wonder if the couple had actually paid the 250K each would they have pushed on with the dive.

[@benjaminb3295]

This video has some deep historical significance. I mean, us viewers are now able to see exactly what the final crew of the titan were able to see. Down to the controller that Stockton used to navigate the ship, and the hand signals that the Oceangate diver used to start the mission. Incredible piece of history. Thank you so much for sharing with all of us. Prayers to those on Mission Five.

[@monetroshi]

Lmaooo this isn’t going to any history book. People die everyday billionaires or not. There’s better things to put in history from this month. Like hundreds of people dying in a boat that sank the same week in Europe

[@TheFamousMockingbird]

it really doesnt though. this will be forgotten in less than a year. you seriously think these 5 boners dying will be remembered historically?

[@Bapmarit]

​@@Letsberealishwell, folks, its seems we have here a knowitall in it's natural habitat.

[@darkenvy1901]

​@@LetsberealishWhere in the comment did it say the last thing they saw?

[@eddieakaskipper]

@@Letsberealish exactly, people are literally clueless and have 0 common sense.... how they are able to survive in society amazes me. she said..." where did it say its the last thing they saw?".... smdh, it is common sense lady! 🙆‍♂🤦‍♂

[@kevincoulter2239]

This is a great account of what they MAY HAVE experienced in the days before they submerged and the day they did submerge. I’m glad your here to share it. I’m sorry this happened. My condolences to the families.

[@AlexanderBrown77]

♥️know♥️ 1 John 5 kJV 13 These things have I written unto you that believe on the name of the Son of God; that ye may know that ye have eternal life, and that ye may believe on the name of the Son of God. ✝️🩸Jesus Christ saves! Romans 3 kJV 23 For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God; 24 Being justified freely by his grace through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus: 25 Whom God hath set forth to be a propitiation through faith in his blood, to declare his righteousness for the remission of sins that are past, through the forbearance of God; 1 Corinthians 15 kJV 1 Moreover, brethren, I declare unto you the gospel which I preached unto you, which also ye have received, and wherein ye stand; 2 By which also ye are saved, if ye keep in memory what I preached unto you, unless ye have believed in vain. 3 For I delivered unto you first of all that which I also received, how that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures; 4 And that he was buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures:

[@G-Man..277]

Not one image has surfaced of these billionaires taking the same trip. Were they ever on it ?

[@kevincoulter2239]

@@G-Man..277 I doubt it. I wouldn't go on it knowing what we know know. And neither would they...but they didn't know.

[@AlonsoRules]

This footage needs to be preserved, it is important

[@chloee8123]

This is literally insane. My jaw dropped so many times watching this. This is probably a very similar experience to the men who lost their lives.

[@Makeouthill.3615]

They guy in the white hair giving the interview was one of the people who died

[@potato1084]

@@Makeouthill.3615Yh he ran the whole thing

[@jummyran]

@@Makeouthill.3615Stockton rush

[@Day-qj8ps]

Exactly what happened but this time they didnt go down 3,000 feet

[@JonnyBravo-ky2mk]

I would simply have taken a deep breath then Houdini out of the sub swim to safety while I held the sub with my other hand.

[@veyane]

Thank you for humanizing this tragedy & being so respectful

[@farazahmed7]

The memes are so funny though

[@MrTibbs12]

They should have left it alone..5 men are now new permanent residents of the titanic.

[@spammus1]

It's not a tragedy because it was literally announced it would end up like this. Everyone warned the dude and everyone knew this would have happened.

[@CommanderLexaa]

​@@spammus1 the only tragedy was the son that didn't want to get in. Besides that, yea nah

[@anna-gt2mu]

A

[@evkathleen]

23:12 this is probably one of the closest footage we’ll ever get to what it was actually like inside the titan when the five men were on the descent down to the titanic. hopefully those men felt nothing but excitement and happiness, in their last few moments, not knowing what was coming. I hope they didn’t know anything was wrong, and it just happened in the blink of an eye. although what happened is sad and a huge tragedy, knowing that it happened instantaneously is so much more reassuring than them having been stuck down there in complete darkness, with a depleting oxygen supply, surrounded by urine/feces, starving/thirsty Edit: i’ve been informed that they did know what was happening. Hopefully it wasn’t for too long and it was only a few minutes before the implosion

[@jakovm1070]

This video is very interesting, its explained what actually happened and why the sub imploded. Unfortunately the crew knew what is going to happen few minutes before the implosion. RIP. Sorry for my bad English, it's not my first language. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aoCYd2eQi9F8l8U

[@BuddyG]

This guy went down last year in the Titan... He actually was successful in seeing the titanic on this exact sub. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iHLRlImEltxohJI

[@kms08711]

False at least Stockton and the French guy knew what was gonna happen because they deployed emergency ballons at the last moment

[@TheSikadelik]

Instantaneously. I like it

[@andydoufreisn2973]

No there’s another video of some Hispanic KZbin star and he’s on this and I believe by the titanic. That’s the best footage

[@dawncathlene]

You're right, this was very heavy to watch, especially at the end. I've been interested in the Titanic for years and have gone through the exhibits and museuems a few times, and if course watched countless documentaries and read books on the ship. I think things like this that record the lives of those involved humanizes things even more, as well as showing their friends and coworkers and makes you think about the impact their loss has on those that knew them. Thank you for sharing this.

[@AdventuresofMattandNat]

We met you at the Toronto Airport on your way back from this trip. It’s so wild seeing your footage and first hand experience after knowing what happened to Mission 5. Such a tragic event. We definitely have the families in our prayers. Glad you made it back safely though🙏🏼 And thanks so much for taking the time to talk with us at the airport. -Matt

[@Cnd2Mn]

This montage is an absolutely historic document.

[@mark7831]

Definitely

[@naturestreams7538]

@@mark7831 why?

[@chunkygaming8464]

​​@@naturestreams7538our kidding right. It shows the some of the final moments before departure of a submersive vehicle that was lost at sea and killed everyone on board. You don't get that very often

[@brettthornewell6207]

You have taken a very considerate approach in making this short film. You've been more than respectful and nobody can say otherwise. The journalistic value is immense, and you have undoubtedly provided a perspective upon safety and chasing adventures which might well save lives.

[@Gabejustdiff]

Agreed

[@ellienas5179]

When following the code of ethics, the journalistic approach is always a great way to go when documenting serious things like this. He really gave us the inside knowledge of the Oceangate experience while also showing respect when taking note of the tragedy.

[@therealcynthia3648]

@@ellienas5179 What is wrong with this utuber to have even gone on this trip?

[@221b-l3t]

​@@ellienas5179The thing is this dive happened 12 months ago.

[@Lovemulla]

Watching this was absolutely chilling and you seriously dodged this horrifying bullet, glad your ok and I truly believe god said it wasn’t your time🙏 God bless you🤍

[@kimmianne90]

The moment the CEO asked if anyone wanted to help fix the submarine I'd be out. You're bang on when you said something like "it seemed normal at the time but looking back it was strange". So glad you're both OK!

[@khelix23]

That’s normal when you paid for some experiences. I’ve been in similar scenarios and when they said help is just holding a rope, or passing tools to the engineers or pressing a button, something that everyone can do.

[@20ZZ20]

i think its just because people might want to get involved and feel like they are helping with the operation. they are paying hundreds of thousands but it's not a luxury tour its an experience i guess

[@kimmianne90]

@20ZZ20 yeah that's probably why, but it's literally life & death when making sure it's fixed properly so it just sounded a bit too casual for my liking. So sad either way isn't it

[@billukhan2954]

​@@kimmianne90bruh tht ceo was insane 😂

[@kimmianne90]

@@billukhan2954 he really was 😳