Epic Demolition Of Buildings - Best Building Demolition Compilation

Epic Demolition Of Buildings - Best Building Demolition Compilation
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[@machinetube1763]

Do you feel your eyesight? 😀😀😀

[@andyhughes5885]

Turn your autofocus off, it`ll eliminate the blurring.

[@dobrygraczpro-o9761]

in 2:40 to 3:20 there are idiots

[@user-uo6wk5pt4e]

か

[@chchafik1163]

SI vous avez des nouvelles de mon côté ça va être difficile pour moi et je vous envoie

[@kyawzin8865]

@@andyhughes5885 . 1a

[@Samsonschizovsky76]

Always watch out for power lines! They may be hard to see but they’re totally there

[@TangoRango19]

Ya but at the same time they couldn't really estimate that happening as well

[@rchrdgrn]

In the last part of the video the guy with the hose either has nerves of Steel or is oblivious to the Danger.

[@florjanbrudar692]

You're talking about the guy in the blue shirt, correct?

[@treeguyable]

60 ft building, 40 ft from a power line. What could go wrong?🤣

[@larryvice43]

Would love to see the collapse of the last building.....i'm always lookin for the final moments of careful planning.

[@STARDRIVE]

I was praying the guy with the hose had his running shoes on.

[@mikesmithey4882]

When it comes to cranes and heavy equipment as an operator you need to know exactly how much voltage is running through the lines because you can get an arc from the line to your equipment without ever touching it. There is a charge listed usually inside the cab that says how many feet away you must be from a high-voltage line per the amount of voltage.

[@user-gs2sv1kw4t]

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[@kennethhume8628]

Wrecking balls seem to be a rather inefficient way to demolish buildings compared to excavators .

[@carguy4658]

Run what you brung.

[@TexasRailfan2008]

Yeah, but a lot slower too

[@CheeseMiser]

I hate that they arent even a ball, or that big

[@stephenhill8790]

Excavator may be too close and if done incorrectly can and do get buried killing or badly injuring the operator

[@hawkfarm]

tu es tellement stupide, j'ai trouvé ça très efficace

[@hawkfarm]

La grue à pince est un monstre effrayant, elle permet d'augmenter la productivité 1000 fois

[@Burago2k]

The building at the end not falling ruined my life, im suing.

[@stephenmitchell4393]

we will never go back to such beautiful structures again,

[@ilyaslhr1426]

3:22 the wall fell on live electricity conductors. You can see a yellow spark flame on the Cross arm of the electric pole.

[@wonka12321]

Yes only an idiot could do that!

[@christophe3281]

It was in Detroit. You’ll notice in the video that a wall also hits an adjacent building. Care is not taken because a lot of these places have been abandoned/looted/stripped for decades and are/will be slated for demolition anyway.

[@christophe3281]

The power lines probably supplied a neighborhood where every single house has been abandoned/vacant so it didn’t matter if they were taken out.

[@christophe3281]

It is very careless nonetheless

[@codymoreland4496]

It is dangerous to knock down power lines that are live. Very dangerous. To the point the job site should be completely shut down until power company contractors come in to clear and say it is safe. I would not work there until that was done.

[@tornadochasingsiege]

0:43 that was a quick knockout on that piece

[@tornadochasingsiege]

Ahhhhhhh demolition work is a great and interesting thing!

[@tiagot6516]

Hi people. how are r you? This is just a suggestion ok? Today's houses and buildings almost don't have happy colors anymore, and the colors they use today are some depressing, or irritating colors, they don't bring joy and they don't make the environment happy or lighter. They only use gray, black ored cream color now. These colors in excess of depression or irritate people. They could use more cheerful colors in the painting, just like in the old days. More cheerful colors, a light orange, peach, yellow, red or other green, blue. If they painted those colors it would be great. The bars too, coulded paint white, or blue, green, orange, not just black or gray. The colors above that I narrated last, peach, orange, yellow, red bring joy and so I think people will be encouraged to have a little more joy. The peach color for me is the one that stimulates me the most. Mainly or much more the warm colors. And this also refers to everything or other areas as well that paint things, such as appliance manufacturers, among others. That now also do everything just in those colors of black, gray and white, there's no more color. A hug. And not everyone is like that and we can't generalize, okay? But most of these builders of huge buildings, skyscrapers, they ruined and still are sometimes like this, several neighborhoods, among them the old and calmer ones. From São Paulo and several other places. It left them chaotic and full of people from so many skyscraper buildings that they raised. They don't just build 1 or 2 buildings. They raise 10, 15 and some all close to each other and in the same neighborhoods. And as soon as an opportunity arises, they build another building, and so on. May God enlighten the minds of these people, theirs and give them judgment and common sense, to have balance in what they do. Because their excess of greed that they have and the excess love for their money is too much, to the point of destroying the quality of life in the neighborhoods because of the money. The directors of this construction company should be like that and are responsible for these things. I hope that one day, all that will change! And things will improve definitively and forever in God's new world! These huge buildings spoil the streets, the sun doesn't shine on the streets anymore, they don't even have ventilation anymore, the air stays still, and sometimes there's no air, people don't take the sun anymore, they get a lack of vitamin D in the body and with problems with health, you can't look at the blue sky and relax anymore, you just see these horrible giant buildings, the landscape is spoiled and the sidewalk, they leave it uneven and crooked and you can't walk on the sidewalk anymore, you have to walk on the edges of the street which are straighter, in the middle of the cars. In addition, the streets are full of people and they have no structure for the high flow of people and cars that are around these buildings, which are built in inappropriate places, which are not suitable for buildings of this stature. Then there is no more calm and peaceful place to walk and relax, and people recover from the problems with these buildings. People will no longer be able to stay calm, they will all be stressed about it or angry. This is not evolution, it's the opposite, it's regression. They will no longer have quality of life. Hugs. _

[@DanielWSonntag]

Very satisfying employment

[@adamhenry5791]

Detroit gives Zero Fooks

[@bettyprice9013]

Oh my gosh, the second one!

[@TexasRailfan2008]

Betty Price looks like it was damaged from a fire so probably just like 2 layers of brick holding it all together

[@rogerb707]

some thing satisfing about seeing this

[@stormvogel6]

Deze deurwaarders gaan wel ERG ver om binnen te komen hoor!!!

[@Poperillnik]

YEAH BUDDY! DESTROY IT! DESTROY IT ALL!

[@Will-tm5bj]

Pretty sure the thumbnail was my dorm in college😔

[@spaceace1006]

This is better than those big crumbly toenail and big scab picking videos!

[@danvertdavis6867]

The second one is one of THE VERY FEW operators that knows what there doing and getting the job done.....the 3rd with the wrecking ball he's clueless...the 4th clueless as well

[@mrmonstermunch3925]

Wrong, the opposite.

[@danvertdavis6867]

@@mrmonstermunch3925 yea ok.....you must be the other 2 in the videos

[@jesperskou4516]

HI. THX for cool clips. EVEN MORE THX FOR ORIGINAL VIDEO SOUND. MANY USE THOSE FAKE ANNOING KEYBOARD TONES. SO THX for nice 11 min

[@snapboy1309]

2:45 dose anyone have any history on thees building that where demolished ik they caught fire but where and how?

[@carguy4658]

#2 was in Detroit Michigan

[@ka-bidachannel5249]

Wow its amazing

[@dm55]

The last guy said his was the best.

[@alcatroz21]

videoda yıkılan ilk binada benım çalıştığım iş yeri vardı.

[@lathamarea1437]

that's a lot of bricks in that Detroit fire, hopefully reused.?

[@andreasgiannopoulos1204]

When building and power lines are demolished alike

[@user-yf7zq7dc6i]

謝謝分享

[@mariovierasantana6294]

Chuiquitos locos🙆‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@kevinjones5429]

Stay safe 🙏🏽

[@chagys5035]

Saludos desde Oax México 🇲🇽

[@franznarf]

...& 🇮🇹

[@Maddog4x4]

Wow! What a waste of a video. Click bait with the first picture of the video and that clip wasn’t even here. Plus last building didn’t even fall

[@joelpritchard451]

I LIKE THR REALLY SHOCKING ONE

[@fonfon3965]

3:20 rip powerline💀

[@djilalidamine7144]

Belle machine 👍👍

[@josephpeacock4849]

Very good 👍 👏 👌

[@3618499]

😩 " MAN!.... They sure don't make Wrecking Balls like they used to. What the hell is that @ 3:47? It looks like a Hockey Puck? "

[@petragrumbkow7400]

Thanks

[@Valet2]

Somehow I feel we'll never see the clip from the thumbnail image in this video...

[@Valet2]

Yeps, I was right. Fuck the uploader!

[@test-rj2vl]

How does this building in 2nd clip fall apart so easily?

[@mariovolpe1204]

Anyone else notice something moving inside the building in the first video

[@tomatoes3]

At 10,something, yes on the first floor where the machine was hitting. Saw something move , cloud have been paper ?

[@doggoanddoggy5674]

This is Russia’s version of Jenga

[@josephpeacock4849]

Very good lads 👍👌😍😳

[@user-og4ox6mt5c]

Аууаауу3ммааапп. Бббzl3l FFFRR5TRT uni FFFRR5TRT uni

[@heavytv31]

nice video

[@jimdandy9671]

Number 1 industry in Detroit, Demolition!

[@edkrumm5197]

what is the water hose for?

[@franznarf]

So would these be the best ones? You don't know Bashar al Assad

[@RameenFallschirmjager]

A very skillful job. Respect!

[@GrZuev]

я смотрю.И мне больно.кто то это строил связывал с этим надежды.В этих зданиях некоторые люди проживали жизнь работая иди просто живя.Больно смотреть.....

[@BojaneBugami]

It is sad. Everything dies eventually, even buildings.

[@shobhnarathod6256]

Hi

[@marcstamper9079]

Looks like Detroit

[@user-cp4is2ih7h]

휀스가 없내요 기중기로 철거 작업이내요 추5~10톤추로요

[@tornadochasingsiege]

ooh eeeh ooh ah ah jing jing walla walla bang bang

[@alanragsdale9220]

Why do they spray water into the structure when knocking it down?

[@Toshi00B]

3:20 建物と一緒に電線までぶち壊しやがってw

[@daymonevans7247]

Who is the DA in blue shirt without even a hard hat?

[@JD-wn3cc]

Not one of your better videos tbh. Great for people who like a long build up to things and also have zero interest in seeing a video depicting the thumbnail

[@sarahhunter5757]

Why do they hose down the buildings while they’re getting demolished? Is it to minimise dust?

[@jonathanpringle8238]

dust

[@joshuacook903]

Never did construction or any type of manual labour, but I always said if I were to do any manual labour, I’d do demo. I feel id enjoy destroying buildings more than building them.

[@Matchhead79]

These are load bearing walls, Jerry

[@chrismore5956]

My gosh. This is the same that needs to be done with the other places that are out of business and beyond repair the Phillipsburg Mall, Perryville Outlet Mall and the Free Style Music Park and six flags in lousisiana . As that’s where they need to be like these buildings here

[@hannes6563]

4:55 Anssi Kela 🇫🇮

[@blackdaan]

second video. wtf .. power line 2 times.. and hitting the building next to it

[@Rubensgardens.Skogsmuseum]

Wonder how many hits from the demolition ball that crane truss can take?

[@jasonjennings8125]

wrecking balls are to slow and old school

[@Freddy_Confetti]

Most of them look like giant wasps nest

[@herdhistruth1094]

I want a refund, they didn't show the last one fall down 🤦🤣😂

[@t.j.c2357]

3:50 really ain't getting the job done

[@Turtle-et8wb]

Where's the footage of the thumbnail?

[@Lunar_Capital]

>hearts comment >doesn’t tell you

[@Turtle-et8wb]

@@Lunar_Capital ikr?

[@Turtle-et8wb]

Been trying to find the footage of the thumbnail because I know the operator involved and I work for a branch of that company 😂

[@Lunar_Capital]

@@Turtle-et8wb What company?

[@Turtle-et8wb]

@@Lunar_Capital (pleading the fifth)

[@mrcapitalist2285]

Look how long it takes an excavator to take down this small building, now think back to 9/11 when 2 planes with hardly any fuel leveled 2 120 story buildings in about an hour . Let that sink it for awhile !!

[@craigwiester9177]

Can't you look at your own film and see that it's flipped?

[@opeopepe]

レンガ積んでるだけじゃ地震で簡単に崩れる訳だわ　怖くて住めないな

[@leonkernan]

Should be get the power turned off first? nahh, she'll be right.

[@jamesrankin9833]

Good stuff

[@fendermarshallbluesbox3407]

wtc 1,2,6 and building 7 were the best

[@psychosykes5771]

Well that was bloody boring. Thanks.

[@yutufyourselable]

The second one is ok, but he must be more cautious with the property arround: the near building has got fire too, never mind, but the electricity line, be professional.

[@Mboy245]

That's a darn shame on that second building. I'm sure it was beautiful before it burned

[@todwest]

I was thinking the same thing. Such a shame.

[@nolanduncan3344]

I wonder what that building (laSalle/bueno vista) was used for? Must have been grand in its day

[@leffa1]

I want to know the name of their insurance company

[@mrted1852]

Warschau 1944.

[@NoName-gh3sg]

Hi.

[@alitlweird]

And we’re supposed to believe that Building 7 came down because planes hit two entirely differently buildings. ¯\_ (ツ)_/¯.

[@CheeseMiser]

Considering the owner ordered it evacuated and demolished due to sever structural and fire damage, id say you are a misinformed moron

[@TSquared2001]

Reckless #2

[@thorny183]

8:46 PM 11 20 2022

[@aparations]

They don't make them like that anymore.

[@vimals.t.v4066]

Devam enterprise touching my company full demolition work in Chennai Tamil Nadu India

[@genesisrain984]

The second operator was a total cowboy, would of kicked him out.!

[@jamesconway4821]

That's a whole lot of asbestos going everywhere

[@haweater1555]

9:13 I really wouldn't want to be driving right past the building in that state.

[@florjanbrudar692]

Wouldn't have wanted

[@mikesmithey4882]

That guy with the Wrecking Ball doesn't have a clue on how to use it.

[@opeopepe]

日本にこの建物があったら震度4で全壊するなw

[@vimals.t.v4066]

Shivam enterprises Chennai

[@vimals.t.v4066]

Searching my company

[@marcdavey]

When the wife asks for a divorce

[@macsloan58]

The last one ( guy in blue coat with hose)had to be Europe. OSHA would have had a field day with that one. Spectator across the street were also potentially in harm’s way. Guy in blue coat is just stupid.

[@mikesmithey4882]

Just launched some real life Angry Birds with bombs attached to their bodies in the building will come down. I know because I've done it on Angry Birds game.

[@pogojava]

That operator was the most careless I’ve ever seen. And this is coming from a demolition operator with over 40 years experience. There’d would have fired my ass if I ever pulled crap like that.

[@joelclifton6312]

"Epic" does not mean "awesome." It means "over a long period of time, or multiple generations."