Implosionworld Explosive Demolition Compilation 2003

[@bertThugh2]

This is an excellent series of demolitions. One right after the other; no waiting, no bated breath anticipating a fall. I wanted to see them coming down, & that is exactly what I got. Thanks a whole bunch!

[@denisjl100]

i agree no b.s. no big buildup of tension before the explosions. the only thing i would like is the location of these demos.

[@JoaoGabriel-iy7wc]

@@denisjl100 o

[@ToshinoriYagi_MHA]

This is satisfying to watch

[@Thinh-yc6zn]

​@@ToshinoriYagi_MHA f ?

[@smackingjack425awesome3]

This man literally wanted no clickbait in the way 😂

[@tea4223]

No music, no narrations, no gaffs, no explainations no BS.... that's how it's done folks. Perfect.

[@shawnstrode3825]

Very well done editing. It's nice to see professionals who perform at this level. There are so many examples of those who think they can.

[@baktanfuli]

This is what a compilation should be, no bullshit, no obnoxious selfpromoting, just the basis, this was awesome.

[@FoxOnFilm2209]

Exactly

[@kevinbyrne4538]

Many of these explosive demolitions are so skillfully done that they're almost an art form.

[@Tony_Baloney_69420]

Sry for being late but I agree

[@Fandango541]

Whoa! The photographer/video dude gave us true film artistry putting the camera on the window of the building going down from another building nearby. The depth of field on that was pure genius! Awesome filming!

[@ozgunkose1868]

😘4

[@CrystalResonator]

I think it's really beautiful the way these mighty structures become fluid in their last few seconds of existence !

[@iamarizonaball2642]

1:21, 5:30

[@onlywithbuts1781]

The amount of precision for the placement of explosives just so the building falls exactly how they want is truly skill right there! Especially in tight spaces right next to other housing.

[@knotwilg3596]

Not sure. I've seen building with just small fires in a few floors collapse in similar fashion. Sky scrapers will freely fall with just some damage done to one of its outer walls. The whole concept of controlled demolition is overrated.

[@normandmcdonald9635]

9:55 to 10:03 The old Saint John General Hospital in Saint John New Brunswick Canada I was there that day and watched ," the General" fall. Quite spectacular. The brass dome came straight down and survived intact.It has now found a new home in a park-like setting in Saint John for all to enjoy thanks to the generosity of the Irving Family.It would be interesting to see the debris once the dust settles.

[@jhangzhou1762]

Yep and at 8:25 is the old Calgary general hospital in Alberta Canada

[@albertbradfield2311]

11:38 - A tear in my eye for the proud chimney, smoking till the end!

[@ftv2376]

albert bradfield Heros never die.

[@sebas30344]

Do not watch this

[@TBVGAMING34]

Awwww

[@TBVGAMING34]

🥲🥲🥲

[@mariamartins118]

@@sebas30344 ó0r4

[@CmdrGendoIkari]

The black 'tarps' are to try and contain building fragments created by the explosives from traveling too far, and damaging nearby buildings. They aren't always 100% effective, but they work pretty well if done right. Most of these implosions I had never seen before, and I've seen a lot of them around KZbin.

[@embeddedude737]

The skill involved in bringing down these high-rises is largely underappreciated. These guys are good!

[@iamarizonaball2642]

America just god Iraq’d, accidental bombing of civilian infrastructure.

[@ColoursCapello]

11:14 "Is this a safe place to be, Kenneth?" "It's fine, Steven."

[@stefanotagliaferri348]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@combatsjunklist6853]

LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@Kingvr310]

LMAO

[@heresthemftea6671]

is it just me or is it just so satisfying to just watch it all smoothly fall down???

[@discoanimations2493]

Heres the Mf tea satisfying to us not sattisfying to them

[@jadathedramaqueenperiodt5517]

Satisfying

[@ZeroAgateVeil]

Satisfying as hell for someone who likes buildings collapsing

[@Cjc-ln5hi]

Phoenix Xenon true

[@vanhellsin2127]

Meed D Y te

[@alake448]

Watched this several times back in 2011 and 2012. Coming back years later.

[@wilkesjournal]

The Grand Canyon, the launch of a top-fuel dragster, and a building implosion are three things you've just gotta see in person. The building shown at 5:22 belonged to the Lambert Pharmaceutical Company in St. Louis. B: 1912, D: about 8:10 AM, November 18, 2000.

[@ozzirt]

Without a doubt the best compilation in any category. No bullsh!t, and only good quality video.

[@williamorr9203]

I've just started watching this.You people are extremely professional in Controlled Demolitions. I give you all an A plus.

[@exposingthedarknesswiththe9190]

THAT WAS THE BEST COMPILATION OF ALL TIME!! *****

[@Atouk]

It's kind of sad from a nostalgic viewpoint to see some of those buildings coming down. Some of those older buildings had beautiful facades, along with memories and history made inside them.

[@jaddy540]

Old buildings are nightmares for heating cooling,insulation and maintenance.

[@OCC_Plumbing_and_Restorations]

Yeah but they were probably abandoned or not well cares for. Nothing lasts forever unfortunately.

[@ElenaAshe]

If it’s brutalist or modernist architecture, I’m all for getting rid of it.

[@Atouk]

@@jaddy540 I understand. I'm in the trades and have been for 40 years.

[@gilberthill9617]

Yes I agree with you specially when they put parking lots in.

[@Ommelanden]

That compilation at the end with all the close ups was a nice touch

[@richardfederico1672]

Some of these buildings were real eye sores, while a few were actually quite beautiful! Sadly they will most likely be replaced by an eye sore.

[@akb4580]

***** true, a lot of buildings have some architectual value, but they get demolished just to be replaced by a concrete sqaure :(

[@richardfederico1672]

Or the all too prevalent glass box

[@gookskywalker]

+Richard Federico More "government low income housing" to build in their place.LOL, the projects as the blacks call it.

[@toddlavigne6441]

yes some were beautiful and very charming...sad to see them destroyed

[@CB3474]

Just like Vegas. Once beautiful, now an eye sore.

[@patrolinaus4]

Years to build, seconds to demolish

[@_minecraftdude_4291]

Patrolin Aus and wasted a lot of money

[@evelinasaucedo9108]

i agree

[@mr.commentboi3707]

Patrolin Aus if the building doesnt wanna exist and they dont do demolition, they deconstruct. It will still take years.

[@naemremy913]

Yy

[@crystallee2186]

😕??????????????what the fuck!!!!

[@rayvenpaw]

we’re still entertained by this 13 years later :D

[@JunoTheRailfan844]

I love this video to this day as a 16 year old, I watched a bunch as a kid 😂

[@TheBrickGuy7939]

The best demolition video ever.

[@bmtfadediv2601]

+randomizer 18 They needed the people inside to die so we could invade Iraq and Afghanistan again.

[@markbooe205]

Yes!!

[@crevomon6041]

@@bmtfadediv2601 Wh-

[@TheBrickGuy7939]

@Nineteen Sixty-Nine It was much more tragic though as airliners buckled the steel.

[@TheBrickGuy7939]

@Nineteen Sixty-Nine So professional that it damaged another building when it fell.

[@clearcreek69]

I'll be damned if I'm gonna clean up this mess

[@TBVGAMING34]

Probably

[@thabosoweto3094]

Using a wheelbarrow like some of us in rural Africa

[@darthkurland]

Which one?

[@BillK.1973]

@clearcreek69, okay "Marvin the janitor". I saw that "Die Hard 2" reference you slid in there. LOL!!!!!

[@Willpower-74205]

8:50 1. Kid watches demolition, then gives his reaction. 2. Kid goes home and makes buildings with his Legos just to demolish them. 3. Kid knows exactly what he wants to do when he grows up. 4. Kid's future is looking bright. 😎👍 BTW, I think we just found a new demographic for demolition videos.

[@joelval7502]

😎😎😁😁☄️☄️💥💥🔥🌃🌃🏙🏙🎆🌇🌇🌆

[@whatifimthemonstaaar4224]

11:13 I wish I could be this unbothered

[@marlinanenomeposeidonthdar4677]

What if I’m the monstAAAr What the fuck did they blow up? Godzilla’s house?

[@jhangzhou1762]

@@marlinanenomeposeidonthdar4677 stadium

[@luisdemussjhu2134]

11:14 me and my friend watching our califications

[@granddukeleuvisteeths29]

Those man can survive ten nukes

[@sriwinanti7957]

Yv8

[@EndLess_Racket]

What building is that, anyways? It looks like a mega-sized silo.

[@BirdFoodIsMyThing]

@@EndLess_Racket That is actually a zoomed in shot of the PSE&G Gas holder in Paterson/Harrison, NJ being imploded. Pretty sure the year was 1997.

[@landobefr]

1:28 was super cool

[@aladdinwarlord2276]

5 years to build 5 minutes to destroy

[@aladdinwarlord2276]

Landon Connell yah I know but the button pressed in 3 sec lol

[@edrhew]

5 seconds

[@simonchant761]

5 months to clean up

[@gimmeabreak4435]

They still have to rig the explosives to effectively bring the building down with as little space as possible.

[@earthandstar3392]

5 years to build, 5 seconds to destroy,5 months to clean, 5 minutes to plan the demolition

[@ellishamckenna]

I'm a 17 year old girl... shouldn't I be out shopping or something instead of finding videos like this awesome?

[@josephwritessongs]

nope, you are making correct life choices there

[@ellishamckenna]

Thought so :) aha

[@جمالمحمدسالمابوريان]

depend on how much money you got

[@wilkesjournal]

Nope. You should be listening for the next announcement of when one of these implosions is going to happen in your nearest city, and go there and see one in person! Really cool, and really worth the wait!

[@GamezGames19]

*woman

[@southron49]

the absolute best compilation of demolitions i have ever seen!.....g

[@irocZ421]

It is just amazing watching most of the buildings come straight down. Experts at work. Only wish that the buildings brought down were listed, a lot of them looked familiar.

[@svenjansen2134]

Love how they just melt. Craftsmanship yes.

[@defaulticon8247]

5:30 *Camera clicks* *Explosion*

[@Goat_Lord]

Anybody know what building it is?

[@taotaoliu2229]

@@Goat_Lord Mohammed-V Apartments, Beirut, Lebanon Controlled demolition used in 2001 film “Spy Game”.

[@Goat_Lord]

@@taotaoliu2229 thanks

[@taotaoliu2229]

@@Goat_Lord You’re welcome

[@BorisAndrivichUA]

Perfect timing

[@jimtitmus3521]

An impressively detailed piece of orchestrated and excellently technally advanced engineering by the rocket scientists of today. Well done team(s) Bloody good implosion compelation. Thank you and, now I am dreaming

[@bratton79]

This video is like a cross between a lava lamp and fireworks--hypnotic and awesome at the same time. A building that takes years to design and build can be toppled in seconds.

[@planetschlock]

I remember seeing a building demolition in the distance while waiting at a bus stop in Cleveland (this was about 2011). In a brilliant marketing move, Geico had a blimp flying overhead of the demolition site, since they knew there'd be a ton of onlookers.

[@RaysBlueBasementWorkshop]

Thanks for not ruining the experience with obnoxious music!

[@danipimentel4052]

14:32 honestly the best

[@moimayamahaetmesnounours]

I totally agree with you, at 14:32 and also the tree towers at 14:37 are surely shot in France because in France they like to shoot down buildings vertically in one explosion, they call it 'foudroyage' which means something like 'lightning strike' And furthermore in the credits at the end it's written France and Cardem demolition which is one of the greatest demolition companies in France. I love when buildings are shot down brutally and fall freely in 3 seconds, it's brutal, violent, impressive, imposing, colossal, dust-cloud-making and space-making, just beautiful after all !

[@MaxwellPonceAbesamis]

4:41 4:42

[@iamarizonaball2642]

7:23, 14:37

[@moimayamahaetmesnounours]

The 3 towers at 14:37 were called "les monts d'arrée" and they were in Le Mans. They were shot down on September 18, 1998

[@edchapman7081]

01:21 was so satisfying

[@whome5933]

Edward chapman Demolition and a show.

[@aisuminarsih6044]

@@whome5933 f

[@Kouki3537]

リズミカル な 時間差 爆破に ツボってしまった🎵✨ ちょこちょこと、古建物を解体しているのは 日本だけなんかな？

[@scottptolomey3498]

Excellent video no crap music no bs voiceovers just the way these should be

[@Goat_Lord]

I love how the implosion at 5:14 almost has a rhythm to it.

[@TeamSame]

This is what spending hours on KZbin does to you. How'd I go from hot 97 interviews to building implosions?

[@Brian.001]

***** :-D Don't tell me you took the red pill!!

[@patk1254]

Hey, I was watching the BeeGees !

[@stampycatfan01lol]

I just searched this up.

[@marsluna9515]

I was watching the channel tasty

[@Samsonschizovsky76]

5:30 wasn’t a controlled demolition. It was a bombing attack aka terrorism. Here’s why: 1. There’s still clothing and laundry all over the building with curtains too, meaning that people were still occupying the apartments until their homes were obliterated. 2. There were cars parked on the side of the road right next to the building. In a controlled demolition, all those cars would of been relocated so they don’t get damaged. 3. The building only partly collapsed. In a controlled demolition, the entire thing would come down, or at least most of it. 4. The Arabic writing on the wall show it occurred in the Middle East, probably in Iraq. And I say Iraq because many of these demolitions occurred from the end of the 20th to the beginning of the 21st century. And the Iraq war began in 2003.

[@cat.1381]

this is the Mohammed-V apartments in Beirut, Lebanon they were blown up for the 2001 movie Spy Game

[@sbjoha]

1:20 i would say thats my favorite

[@lardkraken8231]

Same

[@martinpsi2705]

The greatest compilation i never seen...Great job...Great vidéo! :-)

[@turboconqueringmegaeagle9006]

Always bitter sweet watching these vids, love the destruction and skill but I also quite like those old brick industrial buildings.

[@SteakMeister20000]

4:33 My hometown! (old hotel, to make way for new US courthouse) 5:40 My hometown! (Roswell Park, old Cell/Virus Building, to make way for UB Medical Campus) 12:30 My hometown! (Old car factory, to make way for Graphic Controls building.)

[@NateCraven318]

Buffalo New York?

[@jstoli996c4s]

I didn’t even realize it until I saw your post and the Roswell Park sign! Buffalo NY indeed, my hometown too :)

[@smilingearth5181]

@@NateCraven318 Yus!

[@robertwoodpa6463]

4:33 is jacksonville florida

[@smilingearth5181]

@@robertwoodpa6463 it snows in Jacksonville?

[@ge01f]

Apparently building demolition people are also performance art people.

[@grassman2007]

Agree

[@bigevproductions]

I never knew that.

[@cavemanbadbones1568]

Good boy algorithm!! You gave me something I never thought I would see! Good algorithm!

[@presssecretaryalexjones969]

You can always tell when somebody actually loves their job lol 1:20

[@lucasellwood4902]

Whoever Placed Those Dynamite Was Serious

[@Ayce1955]

9:54 old Saint John Regional Hospital/Canada Games Athletes' Quarters/abandoned building. I watched that from the same angle, but closer. The dome now sits in a little park nearby. It came down pretty much intact.

[@EndLess_Racket]

13:33 that’s my personal favorite. What’s yours? Looks like out of over a year, a good few (over 15) others agree, and I appreciate that you shared that you do (if you’re reading it and it’s your favorite also).

[@lucasellwood4902]

Mine Is 1:20 Because It's Like Crazy 🤯

[@EndLess_Racket]

@@lucasellwood4902Very crazy indeed. Slow too, but that’s also why it’s awesome.

[@F_L_U_X]

7:00 was PERFECT

[@NateCraven318]

That was in Kansas City, Missouri in 2002.

[@phoenixeagle462]

Wasn't this a bank?

[@mariamena8831]

Oof!

[@Kingvr310]

@@phoenixeagle462 no

[@josephastier7421]

6:57 I don't think that job could have been done any better. Wow.

[@slaxxxer]

Utter perfection!

[@hankmessaros6700]

Some were done so presice you can't get any more perfect. Great job

[@mhagnew]

5:29 - Honey, did you remember to bring the laundry in?

[@realrandiee]

Meanwhile in arab

[@iankravitz5723]

The finale - 15:23-16:27 - 20 buildings in a row! The same 20 buildings from the whole video. You saw each building from 4-5 different angles. Still, a great sequence!

[@Nethanel773]

Thanks for putting this up.

[@woodspiritsherrill7483]

what a shame so many of these building could have been repurposed. And the huge waste of materials is amazing. A couple of these looked like true historic buildings, too.

[@Godscountry2732]

How about giving the homeless ,disabled,etc place to stay,providing they maintain the site at /anyone not keeping the place immaculate,painted,cleaned will be evicted.Rent is based on income

[@amandashenay7095]

Historic for crime drugs and murder most of them,and many were not meant to be lived in for 50 + years either.

[@justin487322]

The one at 10:02 is the wards Building located on University Avenue in St Paul Minnesota. It was the catalog building for Ward's before they did this. It was on the list of landmarks.

[@justin487322]

@@amandashenay7095 some of them probably yes. But others no. The one at 10:02 was a true landmark and a staple of the city for a while. They weren't going to demolish this building but for some reason they decided to at the later stages of the construction. The whole property used to be wards with this catalog building and A Auto area for awards. They repurposed it for a bunch shopping: a Cub Foods, a paper Warehouse, a bunch of smaller shops, Kmart, words including their Auto area that they rebuilt, and Mervyn's California.

[@justin487322]

@@amandashenay7095 this building made way for Kmart and eventually Walmart.

[@Professional.Yapper]

6:40 That building went down so smooth

[@BeastLeeEveryworld]

11:45 Well what do I call that?

[@Professional.Yapper]

@@BeastLeeEveryworld pretty smooth

[@williamh6415]

Hi, William holmes and I love this video of implosion world, it's my all time favorite.

[@baul104]

13:34 sounds like thunder--although, it was multiple bombs detonating.

[@EndLess_Racket]

Do you know what kind of building it is and where it was demolished? Because I don’t, so I was checking.

[@baul104]

​@@EndLess_RacketUnfortunately, no.

[@dricka49221]

By far, I think the coolest ones are the ones where everything "shrinks" straight down with no tilting at all. They really don't even look like they fall into each other, they just disappear straight down. It really is amazing that they can plan such complicated destructions and make it look so easy!

[@dalecastellez5416]

All in the math bro

[@eliasalexandre546]

Todas implosões são assim mesmo começando do subsolo para cima, depois da detonação o prédio afunda sem causar acidentes na vizinhança.

[@helmut668]

Wer die ersten Arbeiten mit Ansehen kann, wird auch Staunen. Das heißt es zuerst einmal Fenster und Zwischen Wände raus Dan wird erst geplant in welcher Richtung man das Fallen soll. Bei uns in Köln ist erst einmal eine große Grube gemacht worden, da einige Häuser in der Nähe standen, etwa zweihundert Meter entfernt von Sprengung. Die Löcher der sprengladung mühsam einzeln Gebohrt werden. Wenn die ganzen Kabel die zum Sprengstoff gelegt werden, und das ganze Gewirr zu Sehen bekommen hat auch Glück. Unser Vater ist selber geschult worden, ist zwar Statiker und Architekt und hat sich zur Abriss Firma entwickelt. Bei der Sprengung von einem Hochhaus waren wir mal Dabei und sahen zu. Der ganze Klotz Kippte sich zur Seite die ausgehoben wurde Der Knaller war nicht sehr groß aber die Wolken ☁️ des Staubeß ist für etliche Leute im Anzug genial geworden. Endlich mal was zur Reinigung gebracht werden Die Aufnahmen dieses Films sind sehr gut 👍 gewesen. Danke für deine guten Filme 🎥 großartig

[@dricka49221]

@@helmut668 English translation of above courtesy GOOGLE TRANSLATION: Anyone who can look at the first works will be amazed. That means first getting out the windows and between walls. Then you first plan in which direction you should fall. In our case in Cologne, a large pit was first made because there were a few houses nearby, about two hundred meters away from where the blasting took place. The holes in the explosive charge have to be laboriously drilled individually. If you get to see all the cables that are laid to the explosives and all the tangles, you're lucky. Our father was trained himself, is a structural engineer and architect and has developed into a demolition company. We were there and watched the demolition of a high-rise building. The whole block tipped to the side that was dug out The blast wasn't very big but the clouds ☁ of the dust was awesome for a lot of people in suits. Finally something to be taken to the cleaning The recordings of this film were very good 👍. Thanks for your good films 🎥 great

[@dahbeh9975]

was almost waiting to see building 7 in here!

[@SchecterWolfe]

man that must be the best job in the world. im so jelly

[@grassman2007]

Ok

[@lennox_nzl4607]

Same I’m so jelly too

[@mo..238]

2:59 that was such a beautiful building 😢

[@Sydneylikescantaloupe2011]

@@ralzvy 😂

[@TexasRailfan2008]

*was*

[@Sydneylikescantaloupe2011]

@@TexasRailfan2008 was what

[@TexasRailfan2008]

@@Sydneylikescantaloupe2011 it WAS a beautiful building

[@llllIIIlllIIllllII]

@@ralzvy nah, that building was a beautiful masterpiece. I think it's roblox that is the ugly one.

[@leaaludino296]

1:20 is the building getting exploded by dynamites (inspired by Numbers 0 to ?????? Parts I-X)

[@donaldfrazier5244]

The only ones left out were the trade center buildings!

[@DaniG.German883]

@spawnerist must be on the fbi payroll

[@adriannavarro2536]

God, that kid @8:50 is 100% me, there for a demolition, but distracted by an airplane in the sky

[@ToshinoriYagi_MHA]

Lol

[@connersadventures9484]

10 years later and this video is the most popular video yet in implosion world channel

[@exposingthedarknesswiththe9190]

*IT STILL AMAZES US HOW SUCH LARGE SUPER STRUCTURES CAN TOTALLY COLLAPSE INTO A PILE OF RUBBLE IN JUST A FEW SECONDS...WOW!!!*

[@MrRUKidddingMe]

Incredible editing. You are to be congratulated. One question... what did you do to the 71 'thumbs down' people?

[@TheRealGranite]

KZbin removed dislikes cause more people disliked on their video "KZbin Rewind 2018"

[@MikeDrop136]

They were hired as night watchmen. In the next buildings to be demolished. Without letting them know.

[@peterlee4682]

14:18 is Toronto east of the CN Tower, North of the Gardiner Expressway (always thought that was a funny name for an expressway; visions of a senior fiddling with potted plants in the middle of live lanes of traffic rocketing by in both directions...)

[@MaxwellPonceAbesamis]

11:53 and 15:12 are the same building. Why? Because they are videoing the building even the side view. and 6:15 the two buildings are collapse. What building is that at 11:53 and 15:11?? and where is that??

[@ButterBerry897]

This is so satisfying to watch

[@Ilyan.76]

It"s so impressive how things made by human hands are fragile after all and definitely not evelasting. Amazing how huge buildings can be destroyed in a bunch of seconds... but I also feel very sorry for all those people who previously spent hard days of work and risk to project erect and raise them up. Season greetings with love from Italy. ♡

[@OCC_Plumbing_and_Restorations]

They fall down easily because people filled them with explosives, lmao

[@worldcooking]

These images of serial implosion demolitions are truly impressive!

[@heauxd]

3:48 me watching my grades go down...

[@Drakrau_TheDerg]

Very much me when I was in middle school. 😆

[@TBVGAMING34]

Yes

[@RMSLusitania]

11:35 mr.remaining chimney feel alone....

[@Vulcan650Vampire]

This compilation rules. Awesome vid

[@mrz80]

I SURE hope those two guys at 11:20 on the lift platform are a lot farther away than the long shot makes it look like they are :D

[@yoda8693]

All work that went into planning, funding, engineering, constructing and then taking care of these buildings, and in the blink of an eye, they are turned to dust. An immensely enjoyable feeling when the demolitions are crisp and the building falls nicely to the ground, but when one contemplates the pile of dust, it makes me kinda sad.

[@jackbelk8527]

It's like watching a ship sink. All those man hours gone to waste...

[@colinshard8665]

just imagine if your car or your laundry were outside at the time of demolition.......lol

[@Flips420]

Just imagine WTC 1, 2, 7.

[@JayHutchG]

Best compilation I have seen. And I have seen a lot.

[@Orin_incoming_907]

Thanks bitch.

[@martaakh8105]

Just like WTC 9/ 11 /01. This was even more elegant

[@indonesiabosniafriendship5258]

yeah unfortunately they didn't include it in the video

[@ianjames1754]

Based

[@wasdlkj1833]

Except one and two was slower than these buildings going down

[@martaakh8105]

@@wasdlkj1833 it was firstly computer Stimulation like special effects and secondly it was planned demolotion that's why streets were empty. They would like build something new or something alike. This usual event was used by totalitarian, corrupt criminaland evidently insane regime of cia -Bush- the rest involved to begin his politics of wars,invasions,destruction and support of mafiasregime

[@MSTe98]

3:34 What, did the dust cloud fire a laser beam?

[@hadipurnomo852]

MSTe98 maybe hes just doing laser

[@MaineGaming-dc8tk]

That just a rust or piece of building fallen out

[@whome5933]

MSTe98 Do you mean the sound? The "pew"? I believe it is a piece of steel ricochetting.

[@nikita_a_s]

4:23 - where that tower block was located ? Its large panel structure, number of steps and balconies reminds me of late Soviet projects or west Germany.

[@guidogaona9514]

It is in the UK

[@Jeed71]

I don't think that this implosion here didn't mean for constructing... 5:29

[@rhinelander7]

AnthonyBlueregard I agree.....if you look closely you can see stuff still in the building such as curtains and the clothes line on top of the building with stuff still on them!

[@kozmicflush980]

@@rhinelander7 It was just trash. Don't be a hoarder

[@phoenixeagle462]

Even cars parked in front of it.

[@manoxd2009]

I think it's for a movie

[@ajeshtkonakkoor7078]

ഇന്നലേം ഇന്നുമായി ഞങ്ങൾ കേരളത്തിലെ മരടിൽ ഇതുപോലെ അഞ്ചു കെട്ടിടങ്ങൾ തകർത്തു... അവസ്സാന കെട്ടിടം തകർത്തിട്ട് അരമണിക്കൂർ പോലുമായില്ല... 💪💪💪

[@EndLess_Racket]

Ajesh T K Onakkoor isn’t that Burmese?

[@johndelaney9399]

I remember watching a video several years back of when they demolished a low-income apartment complex called Cabrini Green in Chicago. Cabrini Green was a classic, big city low-income property that had a very bad gang, drug and crime problem and when they demolished the property, all 12-14 of the buildings went down in sequence and it was fascinating to watch

[@None-zc5vg]

Those "Projects" were copied by the British and the British ones were just as socially disastrous: they were the architectural expression of contempt for "the ordinary Joe" who thankfully can't comprehend that his existence is in the hands of plunderers whose political minions were installed by his own kind.

[@77x5ghost]

6:57 i've always wondered where was this

[@Leriukt]

Same

[@archived_lk]

Either St. Louis or Kansas City, MO

[@samuelstoner5651]

This was so exciting, especially the building at 1:15!

[@floydwilliams3321]

I love watching them videos, man

[@HarmonicaMustang]

Isn't it a bit sad? Many of the buildings here have gone through a lot and have a history behind them. I just don't accept anything as permanently broken or irreparable.

[@SteakMeister20000]

True, and it is very sad to see some of these buildings go for the local populace, but when the decision is made to destroy them, it is typically after the building has stood for years or decades (in some cases) without proper maintenance. At that point, attempting to salvage the building is usually not economically feasible, or in many cases, after all attempts by the municipal government to improve or sell the property have failed, the decision may be made to bring the building down. Our Memorial Auditorium was world famous and no one wanted to see it go, but it was chockfull of rats and began posing a serious health hazard to the downtown and surrounding neighborhoods. All attempts to sell the auditorium failed. The NY Air National Guard even suggested, jokingly, using it for target practice! We loved it like a child, and some people bawled their eyes red when demolition ended, but it had to go. A way to move on, perhaps.

[@123TauruZ321]

I tend to think that it's all about money. When you think of all the manhours that's gone down into all the work - Drawings, blueprints, electrics, masons, carpenting, roofing and everything else. When you see the building go down in 5 seconds, you understand that it's all about economics, and how powerful the subject of money actually is. A building company, or the government, is willing to put down 2 years of building effort and the amount of cash, to have people pay them back with interest either through sales of the apartments or renting them out. Then there's an economic change and people can't afford to live there anymore, either through rent or ownership. But the building companies or the government has made their money and the building has made its use. There's no more value to get. Maybe the area is due to be used for other purposes, as industry, military, a park or anything... I don't really know the reasons, but i think i'm pretty close on this.

[@SteakMeister20000]

123TauruZ321 All true. Money makes the world go round. In the case of residences and neighborhoods, financial hardship is indeed usually what happens.

[@mastermarks57]

That thought always occurs to me, too. You see so many perfectly usable apartments, office buildings, hotels go down just so they can spend millions replacing them with something spiffier. I would not agree that nothing is irreparable--some industrial buildings, power plants, etc. are obsolete and can't be rehabbed economically. But many of these buildings could be rehabbed, even repurposed, for much less than demo and replacement. It's a matter of pride and conspicuous consumption.

[@123TauruZ321]

Agree on that. It's all in the power of money. Big numbers that seems unfathomable for the likes of us, but is everyday routine for the people that work with it. I'm certain we would understand it better if we worked with the economic side of society.

[@kimpossibleyescruelladevil4960]

8:12 My dad used to live there as a kid And you know that gardeners Arms pub it Closed in 2010 and every time I am in chingford hall estate which is where the demolition took place it’s been replaced by a doctors

[@Kerplakistandan]

1:44 The timing of the blasts and the perfection of the demolition were both epic!

[@christopherrholmes82]

I might be dumb but what's being demolished at 13:12?

[@CoreytheATSFConnie]

Some strange Power Plant?

[@christopherrholmes82]

I've been waiting for a reply for 4 years 😭

[@CoreytheATSFConnie]

@@christopherrholmes82 💀💀💀

[@supermanepic15]

​@@christopherrholmes82 the patience of a munk, if i were you i would give up in waiting for a reply in 6 months

[@Im__A__Fan]

3:56 Best one.

[@pinebarrenpatriot8289]

That was a grain elevator in Philadelphia, half these clips are Philly and Camden. across the river

[@captchaos83]

It's a fascinating skill to be able to design, plant, and detonate the charges for a precision drop...especially when it goes as planned.

[@YaoEspirito]

Some of those buildings were really quite regal. I wonder what it would be like if, just after they finished construction, you were to show the workers the scene of their pride and joy being reduced to rubble in ten seconds.