Huge wave shatters ferry window as Storm Ylenia batters Germany

[@La-eh4jk]

The two guys in the front seems to be very calm even after water got inside.

[@BN-xq7lm]

Probably froze.

[@nightskyremedies]

ye because theyve got real balls

[@WouterPlanet]

it's just because it's so unreal

[@xodus_sys]

@@nightskyremedies heavy balls. Unable to stand up.

[@YouTubeExplore777]

Getting wet was part of the adventure. Front row seat

[@C4spe7]

It literally took a second for everyone to realise it wasnt on tv it was live

[@benmartinez8443]

I can’t believe how slowly everyone reacted.

[@christianx8494]

shock

[@SeahorsesJay]

German's aren't used to inefficiency - they were probably confused and waiting for contingency

[@aetherde]

calm*

[@nigelwalsh804]

Difficult to take in. One minute sitting there reading yourr paper next windows stove in and up to your knees in seawater I suppose you would have panicked and caused even more chaos. Hindsight is wonderful.

[@fitmesslife]

Maskers

[@jjse79]

The guy upfront on the middle wanted to have a better view of the waves, he could feel the wave too. Another happy passenger

[@neogivxapwntcpaa]

Sounds like succes to me

[@jasonfrost6448]

These people clearly are regular travelers because there was zero panic. It was like "oh, might as well leave before my feet get too wet".

[@ramblingrob4693]

They were more worried about their feet getting wet then the glass

[@pavelsivertsev6417]

😂

[@AzNightmare]

*Surprised they didn't use the chairs and tables instead to keep the feet dry.*

[@SirThanksalot_1]

@@AzNightmare it's not really a surprise if gravity is shifting the whole time...

[@jc4388]

They thought they were watching tv.

[@ytucharliesierra]

This incident happened in the Port of Hamburg on the Ferry "Tollerort" on line 68 bringing some Airbus Plant employees to work in the morning. According to the Police three people sustained minor injuries, i.e. cuts from shards of the broken window. The ferry, which is part of the Hamburg public transportation system, was never in peril and moored at a terminal where the passengers could disembark. The injured were treated by a doctor of the public transportation operator. One was treated as outpatient at the hospital (everything covered by insurance). One lady, who got soaked and also sustained cuts on her hands, went to work after receiving treatment from the operator's doctor. The glass panes are supposed to withstand such stress and this has never happened before, which is why the incident is now under thorough investigation by the operator and the authorities concerned.

[@coshiro1]

Lol thanks for clarifying it was covered by insurance..

[@Whateverrrr96]

Most thorough comment ever

[@alexandersze49]

thankfully the most serious injury is just minor cuts. This could’ve been way worse

[@aarongreenfield9038]

Someone obviously lied about the strength of the windows.

[@NameNaameNameeNaamee]

@@aarongreenfield9038 Not neccessarily. Could be a maintenance issue i.e..

[@rong1924]

The KZbin ad right before this literally said "What makes a trip unforgettable? You'll know it when you feel it."

[@atom_zero5413]

*wave hits face*

[@alwaysdisputin9930]

lol

[@oversocialized601]

"Drowns in a shipwreck"

[@henrlima87]

I bet you that dude up front felt it

[@Dark-zt3kg]

Wow nice acid reference

[@silvereagle2061]

That dude up front took it like a champ.

[@AnonymousA708]

How do you know, did you see what happened to him

[@silvereagle2061]

@@AnonymousA708 I'm sure he got out of there. Just the force of the water would have pushed him to the back.

[@ftrdtuh4827]

I'm concerned of his eyes

[@OldHatefulCracka-zo6sm]

The way he just disappears 😂😂

[@electron1324]

I also didn't see the big guy walking back, i think he just sat like i already got drenched might as well enjoy more.

[@RossoMalpelo_]

0:08 the CALM of that guy.

[@hunormagyar1843]

Probably didn't even quite register what just happened yet. lol

[@pablojablo6371]

I love the way they all help eachother .

[@magg93]

It's gone out of style

[@Desuetus]

It's illegal in Germany.

[@kallewirsch4187]

​@@Desuetusbullshit

[@maryamhoffmann6571]

I grew up in Hamburg and can confirm

[@melanies.6030]

Exactly. Imagine if the Titanic had been a German ship. The RMS Carpathia crew would have come upon lifeboats filled with only able-bodied young men.😒

[@linajurgensen4698]

Just wanted to say real quick that nobody got injured during this.

[@was4wa]

Yea because we can't watch the video. Thank you Angela Merkel

[@peterdolkens669]

@@was4wa Well there was a guy sitting a foot in front of a window that just got imploded by a considerable amount of water...

[@AICabal]

The sheep got a bit too close to each other, they all have the omi's now.

[@dynamicentry8321]

Rip dude who sat at the front

[@linajurgensen4698]

@@Pinksnow80 but it is true, it was in the German newspaper, no ambulances or other assistants needed to arrive.

[@PicaloOneill]

can't quit laughing... the guy processing the situation then getting his back pack and going.

[@Greg-lo1tl]

Yep. Panic isn't in his lexicon.

[@Groza_Dallocort]

Well it's not like the ship is sinking in two seconds so better to just analyse the situation

[@bobbywedding]

🤣yeah he acts like he is watching a movie scene. Then it hits him, he's in the movie.

[@mint-o5497]

he was asleep.

[@pR0ManiacS]

In situations like these people study other people reaction in order to establish that what they feel can be confirmed. The red guy taught at first that the damage isn't so big maybe he's in danger but didnt know for sure how big the danger is since he never met such kind of a situation. So if he couldnt rely on previous experiences he would rely on his self instinct with the help of others instincts . But for the first moment he was unable to understand the room instinct to conservate. All the people were shocked so he was too. Lets think about this scenario: he was the only one in that room. Or he was only with one of his beloved ones. He would've acted instantly in raport to those inside that bar. He would've reacted more scared if he was alone and more conservative and he was more fast on reacting protective with a closed realtive/friend/love. The unknown people dynamics the lack of trust actually shows in his incapacity to understand the danger as a group all together and act as a group in the face of danger. Germany is a individualist society and this is one of the consequences of having so many individualists in the same place in a situation like this. My take.

[@jasonolinger7585]

that guy in the front took a wall of shattered glass, followed by a waterfall straight to his dome.

[@nicolajozefek4014]

Thanks for the heads up in letting us know everybody was ok in the end gosh I really thought the people at the front must have been seriously injured. But I feel better now knowing there all ok.

[@FraserAtSea]

The guy in red continuing to enjoy his day for a few seconds despite the fact that the full rom was caving in and full of water, haha!

[@kirstiecowie2141]

What about the camera man tho! He sat there for ages haha

[@FraserAtSea]

@@kirstiecowie2141 ha, fair point - maybe they thought it wasn’t reality…! Haha

[@carlogarcia8795]

​@@kirstiecowie2141golden rule the camera man never dies

[@michaelbujaki2462]

@@carlogarcia8795 I can disprove that. There was a person livest streaming his flight when the Yeti Airlines plane crashed in Nepal. There were no survivors, not even the cameraman. If you want to see it, look up "livestream from doomed airplane."

[@EIfric]

this storm is divine wrath upon a fallen German nation that has opened its borders to foreign murderers and criminals.

[@-Gumbo]

I'm amazed how long they sat there, as if another wave wasn't coming....took about 4 seconds for the first to get up

[@Sssssssslf]

That's what I thought!

[@omiadi7485]

@@Sssssssslf same!

[@omiadi7485]

Exactly!

[@QuantumWalnut]

Deer in the headlight situation.

[@haveatyou1]

I didn't think this at all

[@daianealmeida5481]

Guy in the red coat was downloading his survival mode for a second there

[@FunnyVideos24k]

😂😂😂😂

[@dedemandgamer1019]

Exactly like he was restarting his brain!

[@bennyvice869]

like when you don’t get all the cash in the bag leaving a heist with the alarm sounding! Run 😂

[@Nardage]

Ladies.. psh so scared

[@nathanrieben2925]

The brain on CO2

[@LeopardGeckoFry]

See how much calmer and orderly things are when you don't have screaming people all around being useless.

[@russell-di8js]

a long way from America where ppl scream for the love of it or so it seems!!

[@legitbeans9078]

This isn't the US so they reacted like normal people.

[@hunterspride18]

Lol. The delayed reaction of the guy with the orange coat. 😂

[@martinstock]

Such weather conditions are not that uncommon in Hamburg during winter. The harbor ferries - which run services like common city buses - are built to withstand those conditions. That's also why they are operating in such weather conditions. It's the first time that a window failed on those ferries. To get an idea here the schedule of this ferry line #68 Teufelsbrück dep.: 5.25 5.33 5.:39 ... Airbus (ferry pier) arr.: 5.32 5.40 5.46 ... Thus a 7 min trip across the river Elbe with 2 boats running parallel in opposite directions. The schedule is adapted to the working hours of Airbus. The captain (no other crew on those ferries) did not notice the incident. And as the ferry was really close to the pier anyway it stopped there as usual and the passengers got off-board. At this point of the (short) trip of this ferry, the passengers would also normally have started to get out of their seats towards the exit. The man in front of the window was only lightly injured. And was treated by the medical department of the Airbus factory this ferry does serve.

[@anthonykennedy5324]

Thank you for providing the background.

[@garrymcdonald5456]

"are built to withstand those conditions", errr obviously not.

[@paulhorn2665]

@@garrymcdonald5456 It happened once in 25 yrs.

[@macaroon147]

On the 25th year they should put a warning sign up lol

[@EGarrett01]

"They are built to withstand those conditions." As we can see, yes. lol.

[@flippop101]

This happened yesterday on a ferry boat taking commuters across the River Elbe in Hamburg. Scary stuff!

[@vornamenachname906]

Sure Casual Hamburg river monster waves

[@definitelyfunatparties]

Ah.. that explains everyone’s nonchalant reactions, they were just hoping something would actually end the suffering

[@flippop101]

@@definitelyfunatparties they were hoping for no such outcome. These people were on their way home from work. If this had happened to you on your way home from from work, commuting on the Elbe in Hamburg as so many do, you would have soiled your underwear. The Germans however, take situations like this their stride, they don’t panic, or make a fuss or scream or get hysterical, they simply get on with the job in hand, dust themselves down and find their way home. It’s true, I live there. Kindly refrain from writing utter tripe! Cheers!

[@definitelyfunatparties]

@@flippop101 ah yes, zee Germans, so zuperior. I don’t commute but I do like driving their cars to the shop

[@flippop101]

@@definitelyfunatparties maybe you should walk instead

[@StephenCahillane]

I seriously thought the guy in the red jacket was gonna just take that in with no reaction 😂

[@nathanlee6099]

I love how the one man was like, “Ja… ja… that just happened.”

[@Jewelmind]

I hope everyone is ok, that was brutal

[@biulaimh3097]

The lady with the phone looked very comfortable just before the wave struck.

[@kazuhirala]

The dude in the red is just contemplating if everything is under control still

[@cherriepie]

Everyone else: The wave has smashed the window!!!! We're all gonna die!! Guy in red coat: 🪑

[@was4wa]

Yeah the man was like.. hey storm hold my beer

[@extremecave]

😂😂😂

[@FunnyVideos24k]

Bruh🤣🤣🤣

[@RecoveryRose]

😂 I need a husband like him, he’d keep people calm.

[@deltic5514]

I just hope the poor people at the front were ok

[@TChighbury]

Guy in the middle at the front subsequently less enthusiastic about grabbing that seat for the best view

[@chazmichel9722]

buddy was just sittin there like... man that wave smash the glass.......maybe this is my time to gooooo ...

[@Fernandosampaio_]

I love how everyone was minding their own business and secretly thinking about the huge storm outside.

[@boom3863]

I’m crying at the way the people towards the back just sit there looking 😂😂😂😂

[@allurach1746]

Relative calm. Sensible people.

[@JonnySublime]

Love how everybody runs away instead of seeing if everyone’s OK

[@lisaerk8487]

If you actually could understand german, you would know that they were asking each other if everyone is alright at the very end!

[@andyashton3579]

Dude at the front got slamed!!!

[@antman5474]

Dunked

[@liamg1706]

Just a little splash of water , I'm sure it was refreshing

[@snickle1980]

You may get wet on this ride.

[@slotwinExcitement]

He was buried a few days later

[@only1brum]

The glass hitting those first people must have been bad.

[@EJ___518]

dude why was everyone so calm I would've freaked if that was me 🤣

[@OpenScienceTeam]

Wow! This is a truly immersive experience!!!

[@Henriqxx220]

0:10 Red Shirt Guy: "The Windows Just Broke? Yes the window broke, let me get out of here."

[@liamn.7664]

respect to the camera man for sticking around even after the water goes inside the boat

[@sadinoel_yt]

remember, the camera man doesn't die!

[@liamn.7664]

@@sadinoel_yt fr

[@oversocialized601]

@@sadinoel_yt or, for some reason, when they do we don't get the footage

[@bolobalaman]

I love how anti climatic it is in real life. People don’t scream and panic like in movie

[@cyrilleyong9615]

People don't scream and panic because it's in Germany

[@kaurpold9706]

How does it even help?

[@tom56ism]

If you get multiple waves like that flooding the inside is there a danger of it going down? Anyone know?

[@Sssssssslf]

It would take a _considerable_ amount to flood it and actually sink it

[@mr__p_nutty4006]

Generally no unless all the crew are half asleep lol

[@miamihurricane555]

As long as the boat doesn't flip over it should be fine. Pumps typically handle the overeasy fine. The problem is wave hitting from the side and flipping the boat. As long the boat can sail into the waves it is fine. That is harder said than done of course in those conditions

[@_nauticaldisaster_]

Any water that doesn't drain out the scuppers (little drains that lead to the side of the vessel and drain out rainwater or waves) will make it's way into the bilge in the hull which can be pumped out with the bilge pump. I've seen this happen in the coast guard. A big wave smashed our bridge window. It's scary but water makes it's way onto the vessel often. It's designed to manage the excess flooding. It's also why you'll often see power outlets at eye level instead of closer to the floor like at home. Decks can easily flood so it prevents the risk of electrocution when it does happen.

[@Groza_Dallocort]

@@_nauticaldisaster_ makes sence as you all know water and electricity is a bad combination

[@MagisterVeritas]

'haha, that's funny. Hold up, gotta run, huge wave got in the boat. lol' 'yes, I love you too'

[@bugsy220791]

My heart will go on and on.

[@genuinejuno6499]

0:08 Their reaction time tho! 🤣🤣🤣

[@Phantome-z2i]

The reaction time of the people is really incredible 😂

[@jagan2]

what should have they done? run around in panic? That would make the situation ever more problematic. With such large waves I would be extremely dizzy (and you too) and not in my best condition to react quickly to a danger.

[@Phantome-z2i]

@@jagan2 I just meant that people were still sitting quietly in their seats when the water came in.

[@DominoStorm1]

I would help the woman look for her cell phone

[@ElectricityTaster]

I think he was checking to see if the guy in front was OK.

[@chalseaweathersby2206]

@@jagan2um just get up and leave. It’s very simple. Do you need a tutorial dude 💁

[@lisacheetham1009]

That was scary especially for the man at the front 😣

[@antman5474]

he got soaked 😂

[@malouasounds]

From now on he'll probably sit in the back

[@ScoobieSwisher7413]

He looked pretty relaxed to me.

[@ijoinedthedarkside333]

He probably got glass in his eyes.

[@radius4914]

He took that like it was nothing 😂

[@samsw33tz55]

That guy at the very front just got a wall of water to the chops n didn’t even flinch 😂😂

[@pumpkin5798]

they were really calm i feel like if that was in america every one would be shouting

[@alexisfreeze]

No you’re stereotyping.

[@FurnitureFan]

I think in any crisis situation, people get on with what they have to do to step back. The shouting would come later, if at all.

[@melanies.6030]

At least they'd try to help those older people knocked down and try to be of some assistance rather than cowardly running away like that. But maybe that's how Germans are.

[@yikes7607]

​@@melanies.6030 no melanie, easy to crow about heroics from the safety of your comfy seat, but first: you won't convince anyone your first natural reflex would be to run towards a violent wave that just smashed glass and flooded in. And second: these are only the first 20 secs after impact and 4 of the 5 people at the front are seen walking away including the guy who was hit the worst. So your anti-German rant preaching about how heroic you are is ridiculous af.

[@melanies.6030]

@@yikes7607 I've worked in healthcare my whole life, and yes I would run to help those fallen elderly. The fact you can't see yourself doing that only reflects on your own character, of lack thereof.

[@Doing_Random_Things]

The reaction speed of the guy in the red is just👌

[@FunnyVideos24k]

🤣🤣🤣

[@hackett152332]

The Flash

[@The-Epic-clone-royal-flower]

The guy recording for the first few moments “This is fine”

[@Biancaaaish]

Plot Twist : it was a movie + they didnt care bcs it got real 😂😂 but Boss was already goneand they thought they were still filming 😂

[@melelconquistador]

Those poor unsuspecting people in the front.

[@jacobsed6665]

It almost looks like a movie scene and the guy in red forgot when to react 😂

[@sabinenoll5947]

He was in shock, I think.

[@nokne]

My heart will go on.....

[@TheTruthKiwi]

Just before the wave hits the window it looks so f'n scary. I'm also surprised at the seemingly slow reactions. 😂

[@happytrails1963]

Camera person has nerves of the steel to keep filming while that going on

[@Krawurxus]

Gotta get those clicks somehow.

[@highqualityorangejuice420]

Not like it's a serious situation it's more like an inconvenience

[@klondike69none85]

Hope the people are OK ... Love to Germany from Canada

[@awkymomo6954]

This happened a year ago and everyone died

[@cooltwittertag]

no one died except awkymomo6954s pet hamster

[@StocktonCrushedd]

Love to Germany from Poland

[@frt1985]

Love to Pakistan from Nigeria

[@robbieomahony2437]

Love to Neptune from Uranus

[@ishaanroy2436]

as we all know , cameraman never dies !

[@Engineer.waseem]

Why use low quality glass ... ?

[@darko4675]

Rip the dude in the front

[@Subihabsfan]

Man that's scary 😧

[@umyes5246]

Woman it is 😳

[@Artonox]

the boat operator should have known better.

[@yellowskrub]

You're right he should've asked for better glass...

[@GrillerRohde]

@@yellowskrub Nah they shouldn’t operate in these conditions because the ferries weren’t build for this.

[@dagmarfrerking2235]

@@GrillerRohde Supposedly they are; the smaller ferries had stopped running.

[@TomTKK]

We're all captains here I see.

[@jackster2568]

​@@GrillerRohdeAnd you know this because you are the naval architect at a shipyard yes?

[@cherylbaxter1183]

Why wud anyone go on a ferry in middle of a storm just madness

[@swanpride]

To get from A to B. Some of those ferries are simply public transport.

[@jacobhelbig]

because they need to get home from work.

[@GrillerRohde]

Yeah but there better ways to get around in a storm.

[@JootjeJ]

@@GrillerRohde not always.

[@GrillerRohde]

@@JootjeJ In a Storm that reached wind speed over 120km/h I don’t wanna get on a boat, Hamburg has trains, busses, taxis or Uber to get around which is way safer.

[@TallianAdventures]

Everyone is so chill! I would be so scared in that kind of crazy swells!

[@oss5211]

My instant thought when the glass breaks is everyone else's *JAWS GONNA COME THROUGH THAT WINDOW*

[@Ryanp1267]

Go help the old people!!!

[@ciaranperry4677]

I actually stunned that ferrys have such fickle glass.

[@Ed.E]

Looks like it was actually the seal that broke

[@Mster_J]

German engineering

[@jackster2568]

Someone who doesn't understand the weight of water

[@SuperHawk0413]

@@jackster2568 wrong

[@jackster2568]

@@SuperHawk0413 what a well thought-out response,

[@eveann5750]

You’re here! There nothing I fear and I know that my heart will go o~~~~n. We'll stay forever this way, you are safe in my heart and my heart will go on and on…

[@was4wa]

Titanic

[@whyisthisnottyping]

I bet that was quite refreshing

[@Newyoutubechannel1121]

Poor guy in the front row seat 😢❤

[@Spotofgardening]

The guy in red took so long to move 😂 but then I realised the camera guy seemed totally unphasesld

[@FunnyVideos24k]

😂😂😂😂For real

[@eligebrown8998]

Hope everybody is ok. That one guy was right there in the direct line of fire

[@Roger__Wilco]

Pretty sure it was water not fire

[@christianx8494]

He was showered in broken glass and needed some medical treatment because of cuts from that shattered safety glass.@@Roger__Wilco

[@allylou5151]

Oh my goodness 😱

[@RalphyRoots]

Does remind anyone of MS Estonia the Ro-Pack cruise ferry that sunk in a heavy storm in the Baltic Sea the 28th of September in 1994?

[@america1st721]

great camera work, did you think your lap was the focal point?

[@martincowling6562]

no wonder the sea kills as thought the windows were meant to be reinforced as still mother nature isn't something to mess with as hope that front passenger is ok.

[@Anyonewhos]

Maybe you shouldn't be so ignorant towards water. Nothing is stronger than water. And yet nothing can be as calm.

[@Anyonewhos]

@Hawky2k21 the fact we know more about the galaxy than our own ocean says it all. It wasn't a dig. It's just a matter of awareness. Not like we can control it either so what happens.. happens.. stay safe bud

[@dagmarfrerking2235]

One of the passengers, I assume the one up front, had several cuts and was treated by the Airbus factory (the destination of the trip) doctor.

[@TheObserver83]

It was Chuck Norris. He didn't flinch and still sitting there right now.

[@Ifoundnohappinesshere]

Feel bad for those who sat right in front of the window

[@yuumetal2363]

but he is a legend now who received the wave directly in front

[@DilipDas]

Great work cameraman. I always wanted to know what the chairs and tables looked like on a ferry.

[@bman99ss]

😂😂

[@-xirx-]

Come on they were _wet_ tables & chairs!!

[@FL0ra_favvn]

Love the guy in the red jacket with the slow reaction time

[@greychannel5963]

How can you not look at that day and been like nahh I'll wait to get to where I need to go

[@dakashoes4702]

What's up with everybody's delayed response to a literal wave crashing through the window of a ship?

[@daniboy4153]

Shock?

[@outrider425]

well it’s not like the ship is about to sink that wave is barley more than an inconvenience

[@OmmerSyssel]

Passengers reaction didn't really change anything.. Germans are generally down to earth

[@rory693]

German. They’re stoic.

[@skunyon6195]

They had their masks on. They felt invincible…

[@Rami12480]

The camera man never dies

[@dayuboy2770]

This is why i dont wanna go on a boat

[@jackdaknife]

or a plane!

[@was4wa]

Or a train!

[@GrillerRohde]

Normally nothing would happen, this was a storm with winds over 120km/h. Obviously you don’t wanna get on a boat in such conditions, but in calm weather it’s great.

[@sharonbraselton4302]

wrng chéf vmboàts 100 foot plluß waveß

[@raindogs451]

So much for "we're all in this together."

[@KyuuDesperation]

Everybody calm 'till you realise the glass shards

[@tommiatkins3443]

People literally video tape their lives these days, catching everything. Except miracles, aliens & the supernatural. Maybe just unlucky.

[@leeroy4980]

If you’re gonna film, film. Don’t point at the floor, drives everyone mad and miss the aftermath.

[@malikaiready]

Did they say what happened? Did the force just bust through that window like it wasn’t designed for that? Or did it get by debris? I feel horrible about the person who was sitting right in front only to get bombarded by glass and ocean water😮

[@louiscypher4186]

The force just burst it through. These are not what most people associate with "ferry services" they are glorified river boats. Yes that happened on a river. The river does from time to time get quite choppy so these little boats have a bulbous bow to stop waves being able to smash over the top. This was just a particularly nasty storm, but it's rare enough that it's not worth it to fit proper storm windows.

[@SupremeST25]

Waves have snapped entire boats in half before. A single litre of water weighs one kilogram; given the size of that wave, I’d imagine hundreds or thousands of tons of force were acted upon the glass. There aren’t that many materials that can withstand forces like that, and the ones that can are very expensive. My guess is that they simply weren’t expecting the weather to turn out like this

[@NuSpirit_]

@@SupremeST25 or maybe simple fatigue of material. It can withstand 1000 hits but 1001st may break it.

[@eotwkdp]

Things get old and can only take so many hits before that happens.

[@christianx8494]

The boat ran into that wave at a 0° angle like a car that hits a tree. If the wave would have come diagonally the boat would just have listed a bit and the water would have been deflected.@@NuSpirit_

[@mikaelwojciechowski7281]

Anyone know what ferry this is?

[@Guy-lo3ld]

That looks scary to me since I don't have much experience at sea. I think I would really get seasick with that many waves and the rocking of the vessel. Anyway, glad to know there weren't any major injuries.

[@ohauss]

It didn't happen at sea. It happened on the river Elbe in Hamburg

[@danielefabbro822]

Well that's really unfortunate. 🤔 Hope people on board are safe.

[@jackjanicki154]

I’m really surprised that they acted so calm when the window busted in. If this happened in Chicago it would turn into the hunger games real quick

[@CarniFitMe]

Oh my gosh, the poor man sitting right in the front. Hope he survived.

[@lucianene7741]

You can see him passing by ~ 00:19.

[@mmmmmmmk]

only thing worse than being on a ferry in those conditions is when the windows cave in

[@YouTubechangedmyhandleagain]

The ferry was operating in a river in Germany.

[@perrymason4208]

Man, I've been on some rivers in my day, but never any river with waves like that. dafuq

[@linajurgensen4698]

@@perrymason4208 we currently have huge storms in Western Europe

[@perrymason4208]

@@linajurgensen4698 Yall will be alright, in America we don't even have healthcare.

[@Hundefan123]

@@perrymason4208 At this point it is more like an estuary where the river Elbe is flowing into the sea.

[@JootjeJ]

@@perrymason4208 which is really awful, but our healthcare systems cannot prevent the people who have so far died as a result of the storm. I'm thinking they're not alright.

[@edmundprice5276]

I'd have made straight for the bridge in that situation to tell the captain

[@tylere.8436]

@@malouasounds I don't give af I'm going to tell the captain.

[@ChrisHansen6900]

Everybody gangsta till u get splashed with sum water

[@RecoveryRose]

😂

[@71aminah]

I would not be that calm!

[@coastie1961]

Not one went to check on the guys next to the smashed window...

[@roybatty-]

It's OK, they had their coof masks on, they're immortal.

[@WhiteBraveheart1]

"We're sinking." "What are you sinking about?"

[@ericnail1]

Underrated