Most EVIL sounding F22 EVER!

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This is just a clip from another one of my videos. I wanted to highlight how amazing the F-22 Raptor sounded. Enjoy! Please comment, share, thumbs up. Thank you!

[@robg853]

I wonder what the Wright Brothers would think if they were somehow alive and able to see an F22 in action.

[@jed52]

Rob G I think they'd give themselves a nice pat on the back, then head to the bar for a few drinks.

[@neilmatthew27]

Wright brothers: We invented it

[@fazorator]

+Rob G I think about stuff like that regarding most things. I believe most would be freaking out like fuck if they saw what there inventions and theories had become.

[@b.r.buckeyeman460]

+Rob G They might say "come back the old days."

[@tbgames1789]

+neil matthew palapala claims copyright

[@iamthebroker]

Can we give a thumbs up for the camera work!! Its incredibly difficult to keep an object moving at that speed in the picture at all let alone centred(and at particularly once directly over head). The focus and physical acrobatics going on behind the camera to keep that lens pointed correctly is something to be recognised and applauded.

[@majinvegeta9280]

So why can't they capture a stationary "ufo" with the same precision.

[@MRTLEW01]

@@majinvegeta9280 Because the ufo is moving 5 times faster!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Xrm150]

I could still do it 🤪

[@andrewwaldock]

I was thinking the exact same thing. Not to mention the zoom level and never once losing sight of the Raptor. I'd take a steady hand like that at my side any day.

[@freeclimb5487]

Now, if we could just get that guy to film Bigfoot... lol

[@mycroft16]

Every time I hear an F22... it's just such a unique engine sound. It sounds like it's ripping air to shreds. It's a hungry growl, like a monster. So fitting for a plane that is so OP.

[@Vysair]

Dragon Roar

[@baddaddy8718]

The SU57 screams at low airspeed. It is dope too, like 22’s

[@SkippertheBart]

"Would you intercept me? I'd intercept me."

[@thedownunderverse]

@@SkippertheBart😂

[@cecollins68]

69 likes I won't be the one to break the threshold mate.

[@982Munchie]

Yep, that is freaky. Thanks for keeping the audio 'raw' without music, etc.

[@Xrm150]

+Barry Snell your welcome

[@celia6564]

I agree

[@maxmulsanne7054]

Yeah, this is a thing of beauty.

[@blloyd1903]

Videos just don't do that sound any justice what so ever. You can't feel it in your chest, rattling your organs around.

[@Xrm150]

Ben Lloyd And that is why everyone should go to airshows....at least once!

[@MrMoorkey]

+Ben Lloyd I've only ever seen the prototype F22 fly, so I haven't really seen them at their best, but your statement stands true for an aircraft I am familiar with...the Avro Vulcan. The only plane I know that roars like a T-Rex, and feels like a flying earthquake when it hits full power...

[@MrTimmoth]

+Xrm150 you go once, you will go to all

[@MatthewWest0037]

South Park had an episode where they claimed they could play a music note that would make you soil yourself. Everyone knew it was just made up for the show, but now, it's a reality. They rattle your innards and make you damn near go deaf.

[@exconrailproductions8840]

Ben Lloyd just got from Sun n Fun 2017!

[@cmommsen1]

Fun facts about jet sounds: • the tearing/screeching sound is produced by turbulent 'flows' that form when the high velocity stream of fluid coming out of the jet nozzle collides with stationary air • each individual 'flow' emits its own sound, resulting in a broadband noise of many different amplitudes and frequencies that extend well beyond human hearing. • the highest frequency sounds tend to dominate because those 'flows' occur right next to the nozzle opening where the flow is strongest • the dominant frequency changes constantly and dramatically because it is proportional to the velocity of the outflow, inversely proportional to the diameter of the outflow, and changes with respect to your position due to the Doppler effect. Loudness is proportional to the 8th power of the outflow velocity.

[@ellisjackson3355]

double0seven thanks so much for the explanation. I've always wondered what constituted this particular sound. Where did you get this info from? And do you think that this could be applied to explain the popping sound that you hear from SRBs?

[@MetalxXxMayhem]

Way to Science the shit out of this. Just what it needed.

[@TheBarnem13]

I didn't know that thanks for an in depth explanation 👍

[@codymelton1657]

Great copy and paste

[@imperialguardsman5929]

I thought I could speak English until I read this comment

[@plxyboitye7642]

0:08 the camera man has aimbot 😹

[@Xrm150]

Lol 😆 🤣

[@JoeBribem]

LMAO Yes

[@CybrosPrime]

“The most evil sounding F-22” “Would you intercept me? I’d intercept me.”

[@korvuxvh4649]

Wow, you don't realize how massive this plane is until you see it scaled against the runway and the background buildings.

[@Pyreax865]

Yeah, I always underestimated the size of fighters until one day I went to a museum and saw things like the F-4 and F-15. The F-16 was pretty tiny though.

[@jmr1068204]

The F-22 is about 62 feet long and nearly 17 feet high with a wingspan of nearly 45 feet. They're pretty big.

[@7819thomas]

I mean it's big.... but the f22 is surprisingly small compared to other jets. They deliberately designed it to be so small it's hard to get a lock on with missles

[@LiveFastRaceHard]

You'd shit yourself if you get to see a C5 super galaxy in person. It's unreal how large they are. The top of the tail end of the C5 is equivalent of a 6 story building.

[@kuhnville3145]

@@7819thomas well no. F-22 is larger than many of your fourth and third generation designs, and is not incredibly smaller than other fighters like the Su-57. F-35 is smaller, sure, but it's less about size and more about shaping and coating. if size was a huge factor (I'm not saying it isn't a factor at all of course) then the F-5 must be a super jet. as I said, the F-22 is definitely still on the larger half of fighter aircraft.

[@JAMESD5573]

I was at work one morning and I thought I was seeing an F-18 at a distance. As it got closer it turned out to be an F-22! I'd never seen one with my own eyes! But it had that same "Unholy Roar", I couldn't take my eyes off of it! IT WAS AWESOME!!!!!!!!! Thanks for posting this!!!

[@carlabunn1134]

I had a similar experience. Co-workers were crossing the parking lot, as was I. I was so excited. No one else seemed particularly interested. I realized that from the time I first saw the F 22s , if I had broken into a full run, they would have already passed overhead before I could reach the entrance to the building. Simply awesome !

[@goyslop4289]

And now we have f35s making the f22 sound quiet lol.

[@Xrm150]

Not quite.

[@jamiedavis9321]

Yes, you're right, this is! The Unholy Roar!

[@retsreinyrelgeinthrelaveri1456]

damn 8 years ago

[@Errcyco]

It’s tearing through the atmosphere.. not flying.. like ripping its way through. Badass

[@CERDIP]

0:48 - ah yes, the elusive "blue note"!

[@supercarsnaviation6148]

Thats the evil sound

[@2fly916]

IT'S STARSCREAM!!

[@Robotponytron]

YES AGREED :D

[@thebluehero2219]

OMG TRANSFORMERS ARE REAL!!!!

[@louis_the_hedgehog]

And the same voice as Snivley the great.

[@James_Bee]

NO. Starscream was and always will be an F-15 Eagle. That Michael Bay abomination isn't Star Scream.

[@user-co1nd7vt2r]

@@James_Bee, but what about Starscream from Transformers Prime 2010? He's base at F-16 Fighting Falcon.

[@snapper1185]

The freedom of movement at low speed is astonishing.

[@Wolfie_96]

It's gotta be said, that was some stellar camera work

[@scimbrelo]

tracking through the buildings let me know he was hacking

[@Xrm150]

Thank you!

[@Xrm150]

😆

[@bobsurgranny]

Best sounding engines for me

[@shawnshawn6911]

bobsurgranny F-14 WAS BEST SOUNDING!

[@Xrm150]

Eh...i dunno about that. It's pretty loud but that's about it.

[@shawnshawn6911]

Lol F-14 HANDS DOWN! No contest

[@Xrm150]

Well if your talking about how loud it gets I'd say b1. For uniqueness I'd say f104 and for the total package I'd say f18 legacy. To each his own though right =)

[@shawnshawn6911]

Xrm150 I love the Tomcat cause you can actually here the Harmonics of the engines you can her it ripping the air apart!

[@BungieStudios]

The angle in which it takes off is incredible. It's like something you'd see in a video game with unrealistic flying mechanics. The F-22 might as well be a rocket ship that acts like a jet fighter.

[@DiscoDashco]

F-15 Eagles can do the same thing, and they were the first to do so!

[@mattduin7144]

​​​@@DiscoDashcothe F15 is technically a rocket because if it loses both wings its own power will still support its flight. Simply amazing

[@commanderstorm8874]

@@mattduin7144that’s the mig 21

[@mattduin7144]

@@commanderstorm8874 porche non los dos?

[@michaellee1244]

It's based off alien technology 😂 Not saying that it's aliens....but it's ancient aliens 😂

[@neilmatthew27]

The whisper of death -F22

[@TomTheSaintsGuy]

+neil matthew palapala "whisper"

[@Tbonyandsteak]

Whisper= not laud.

[@WorivpuqloDMogh]

What a badass plane. The Wright Brothers would be proud

[@alexhodson2874]

And Amelia Earhart too

[@rickastleysrevenge3258]

@@alexhodson2874Lol what did she have to do with the first flight? Literally nothing.

[@morteparla6926]

Very few aircraft exist that can accelerate in a vertical climb from low speed at takeoff, but the F-22 does it.

[@rrahh8789]

Yep. F-15 does it as well.

[@feliscorax]

@@rrahh8789And the Eurofighter Typhoon can as well.

[@juniorfan7a]

And the SU - 57

[@thebluehero2219]

Alright guys lets be for real from 0:44 seconds to 1:00 it's literally sound like a transformer!!! I love the F-22 Raptor it is one of the greatest, and my favorite jet of all time!

[@thomasandersen1784]

Agree 100% The most beast-like of them all..!! The slim lines, the two roaring engines and the crazy skills they provide. What's not 2 like? :-)

[@Xrm150]

The bill =D

[@thomasandersen1784]

@@Xrm150 U can say that ;-)

[@flallana18]

A fitting alt mode for starscream

[@aandc2005]

Sounds like freedom to me

[@egSmith-sp9gl]

His next target might be a U.S. city !!!!!

[@SStarry_Days]

The sound of freedom is the sound of an AC130 giving all its got, or a A10 Warthog with that terrifying mini gun that goes *BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRT*

[@mariabenavides5317]

@@egSmith-sp9gl no

[@mariabenavides5317]

Feels good

[@e30kitty]

Than u need a doctor. It was never used to defend your freedome.

[@okrajoe]

The sound of 5th generation stealth....

[@ellisjackson3355]

okrajoe that "scraping" characteristic to the exhaust...

[@steelshower7949]

Yeah radar stealth. It can shoot at the target before the target can hear it

[@Big_Ol_Roach]

You ain’t gonna hear shit in a cockpit with gear on going Mach 1.5 attempting to find this thing

[@mikesmith8589]

4th generation stealth

[@springfieldbearpatrol2937]

I saw Raptors up close last summer in Huntington Beach. The moves they were doing were next level. Can’t imagine anyone would want to go up against one close up or BVR.

[@timyestim]

the F22A has 2D thrust vectoring...you should see what the russian "supermanuverable" jets can do with 3D thrust vectoring ..of course in BVR the Raptor would kill them before they knew he was there but in a dogfight the Su-30/35/57 definitely have a technical advantage .. but whether or not their pilots can exploit it is another question that hopefully never gets answered

[@Niever]

@springfieldbearpatrol2937 Well if the F-22 did the move where it goes vertical and the goes back to straight and flying. Though very impractical in actual combat was invented by a a Russian. Called Pugachevs cobra.

[@cabnbeeschurgr6440]

​@@timyestimas cool as the 3d thrust vectoring is, it's not really practical since the f22 is a long range stealth fighter, ideally it won't be getting into dogfights. F35s are more likely to be dogfighting enemy fighters.

[@couden]

Couple years ago I moved from a city that had a supersize air force installation to a city that hardly has any air traffic at all. It was odd how quiet the skies are. This video sure reminds me of home, watching F16's go through their flight tests after being rebuilt. AWESOME VIDEO. thanks for the little piece of home.

[@dennissvitak5475]

My dad was in the Army Air Corps, then the US Air Force, from 1947-1976. I was in the US Air Force from 1974-2004, and live near a big air base currently. Unbroken for 68 years, for me, and my dad and I were in the Air Force, between us, for the first 57 years of its existence.

[@bwc1976]

I used to work a lot of temp office jobs near Miramar in San Diego, and always heard the F-18's out practicing.

[@MattWaller04]

Videos can’t accurately show just how insanely loud these planes are. Feels like it shakes the whole Earth.

[@bellaxxi4116]

Gravity and Aerodynamics: exists F-22: “Canceled”

[@Xrm150]

😀

[@user-qy2eb6qm3u]

My father was an f-4 phantom instructor pilot I'm not F-22 pilot would have made him so proud thank you pilot for what you do!!

[@Xrm150]

The whole time I was filming it I was thinking to myself "Man am I hearing this right?".

[@Hoshimaru57]

Ah, memories. The last airshow I went to with my dad and grandfather was in Rhode Island. We get there, and we're out in the parking lot and I see an F-15 flying by out in the distance. Then it rolled over and came toward us, and I'll never forget that shape. Ahhhh! SO WONDROUS!

[@moxiedrapo2391]

Driving through Marietta GA back in early 2000’s and a Raptor came out of nowhere, vertical right next to my car... it had its bay doors opened as it flew straight up and over I-75... I watched other drivers swerving to see it, really incredible. Got to my hotel later that night and found out it was indeed a raptor training in the area. Got a good look at it before it was unveiled to the public. It hardly made a sound, came out of nowhere and was gone before you knew it! Amazing platform then and now. Thanks for sharing!

[@bjnwright]

Fark me. Good to see a video where the description matches the clip itself. No false advertising here. That thing is insane.

[@Xrm150]

I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@godsmackssa]

For me one of the most beautiful fighter jets ever developed. The proportions are insane.

[@rcmodelr]

Amazing what kind of engine sound those "stealth" Raptors can make. Especially while diving at reduced throttle, sounds more like a low rumbling radial engine than a jet turbine engine.

[@kirkschoolfield4173]

"Stealth" that's what I always say. How can they say anything is stealth when you can hear it 30 miles away?

[@glitchii_uwu]

⁠​⁠@@kirkschoolfield4173because it's designed to be *radar* stealth. the F-22 reportedly has the radar cross section of a bumblebee, and is effectively invisible to most radar. you can hear it and you can see it, but your instruments have no idea it even exists. in the modern day and age, the vast majority of anti aircraft systems (including missiles on other aircraft) use a form of radar, and you can't hit something if the radar doesn't think it's there. and if you're looking for something, if your instruments don't tell you anything is there, then why should you look there? the stealth tech on these 'stealth planes' doesn't hide them from human senses, it hides them from our equipment.

[@RobbieLancelot]

​@@kirkschoolfield4173 you can't hear them if they are 30+ miles away. That's when they fire an AMRAAM at you, undetected by radars, and it's too late. That's the point of stealth.

[@chilledburrito]

@@kirkschoolfield4173 How you gonna hit it by sound?

[@Hazzelnot94]

@@glitchii_uwu I've been "attacked" by F-18's during military exercises and you don't hear them until they're right above you, two seconds later they're gone.

[@Robert-bk1dm]

Lived on stock island in the Florida keys and used to watch f18s taking off and landing every day (it never gets old).The blue angels came in a week before their airshow on memorial day and practiced everyday. I was hanging out on the top of my trailer (I know) and two of the jets flew so low and the pilots waved (the most incredible thing I have ever seen. And no I didn't have a camera (worst regret I have).

[@joshuareed390]

My dad was stationed at Pensacola NAS when I was in high school. I never went to the beach when they had their annual 4th of July airshow because of how crowded it was, but I was there every day beforehand to watch them practice. One time, my friend and I were walking the beach and they came up behind us at like 200ft. We hit the deck like we were being shot at, it surprised us so much!

[@DarkTranqz]

Gotta agree that these videos never do any justice to just how powerful those engines are. You can feel the pressure waves going through your entire body. Only other plane that ever sounded as powerful to me was maybe the F-15 and definitely the B-1 bomber.

[@MrBRolls]

I heard one of these flying parallel to Long Beach Island while walking to the store. That thing was literally awesome, i couldn't believe the speed and sound it made. Jaw dropping

[@user-pe6ei6xf2h]

That AOA is impressive. I always loved hearing fixed wing or rotary wing overhead on patrol

[@Whiteboi314kol]

I live a few miles away from Lambert airport and these jets do runs almost every day, they are extremely LOUD and cool to see as well, never gets old seeing it.

[@charmaewaide8596]

Any one of them that goes through the the training and gets in that plane thank you so much for doing what you do for us!!!

[@rickyquinteros7100]

F-22s fly over me all the time. Heck, a few days ago after I went shopping, I saw what looked like 2 F-35s. When they got closer, I realized that they were F-22s.

[@americannotamericant1773]

It’s an ear and eye orgasm, both senses are pleasantly obliquely filled with the grace of this aircraft.

[@ScreaminEagle07]

Partially cursed

[@markelmore66]

My father, Gene Elmore was the director of the F-22 program at Lockheed Martin. He took me with him when the prototype did its first taxi up and down the runway, and then I got to see it up close and personal (up close meaning at least 50 feet away at all times. It had a rope barrier around it and guards protecting it. I asked my dad what it was made of and he said “I can’t tell you son…”. I then asked him “how fast is it, Dad? He smiled and said “pretty fast”. I knew all the questions I was asking were classified and did it just ti see what he would say. My dad was so proud of that airplane and I still own the original desktop model given to him by Lockheed that sat on his desk. He passed away in 2003 and always prided himself from being a rambling wreck from Georgia Tech - and a hell of an engineer… which is just what he was. Rest in peace dad, I love and miss you!

[@bansheebacklash3730]

I got to see one perform at the Garmin Air Show in Kansas in July of 2023. To see it was life changing would not be an overstatement. You dont hear it, you *feel* it.

[@TheTrainChasingPoet1999]

That is a very sinister sound. Stealth aircraft are designed to be sneaky and intimidating. With this sound and the low RCS, I can safely say that the F-22 has nailed both sneaky and intimidating.

[@Xrm150]

+Noah whitehouse agreed!

[@ange1229]

Noah whitehouse Sorta feeling of the angel of death

[@TheTrainChasingPoet1999]

@@ange1229 Precisely.

[@Jazzman-bj9fq]

That's no regular F-22, it's Starscream

[@robertmendoza243]

Those aren't evil sounds, they're the sounds of Freedom and Liberty🇺🇲💪

[@erortquist1]

I hear these almost every morning. Phone speakers can't translate the incredible sound these jets make, especially when they go straight up and then loop like the one in this video. Love it.

[@annadaugherty4509]

This does sound pretty creepy, but for some reason I like it.

[@76shovelhead1]

I could watch this over and over the talent and amazing skill is just breath taking to me

[@boxedfender4810]

This is a comforting sound it reminds me of growing up and hearing that airbase a few mile away I still hear it just not as close by

[@steve-o3617]

Always proud to watch a Raptor with twin F-110 fuel pumps I have helped manufacturer. Awesome as always.

[@TomCatSuperD]

Having attended many air shows, I can say that the sound of the Raptor is phenomenal beyond that which I have heard before. Thank you.

[@Xrm150]

TomCatSuperD Here is my newest F-22 video. I am sure you will enjoy it 2014 SUN 'n FUN F-22 Raptor demo!

[@bryantsmith1295]

TomCatSuperD The single time that I saw it in person I swore it was louder by itself than the entire group of 6 Thunderbirds.

[@TomCatSuperD]

Bryant, You are absolutely correct.

[@Entity_BlackRed777]

If F-22 always sounded like this, then I will definitley buy one, even if it costs over a billion dollars.

[@xx_azura_xx8899]

Yep. I can confirm this. I went to an air show around 5 years ago and it was my first and that was when I first saw the Raptors and they are MUCH louder in person than what you are seeing right now. I just went to another one today and I saw it again, and yeah the sound hasn’t changed one bit. It’s still as loud as ever

[@Entity_BlackRed777]

@@xx_azura_xx8899 I will put it on big speakers with EXTREME bass to experience it REALISTICLY AS IN PERSON!!!!

[@jaycooper2812]

The most evil sound an F-22 Raptor makes is when it breaks the sound barrier 50 feet over your boat when you are 20 miles off shore. The sonic boom broke 2 windows out of our boat.

[@borat1]

I remember watching these fly at air shows, words cant convey how truly raw and powerful they sound. Shakes you to your core.

[@SusanMerry45]

Something about seeing these guys in person that makes you TOTALLY respect the power. It shakes you so hard you have no choice. Love this video!

[@woks]

got a chance to see one of these in 2015, it was about 1000+ feet up at an airshow and was shaking the ground with how loud it was.

[@supercarsnaviation6148]

1:32 *JESUS* the loud metallic sound and the thrust vectoring nozzles and engines are so cool

[@jedibike]

Many years ago, I was at Tempe Town Marketplace in Tempe, AZ when 2 Raptors were flying in to Sky Harbor for whatever reason. I had never seen or heard one before. It was an amazing experience. Everyone stopped & was looking up, everything was rattling & shaking. That sound is hard to describe if you’ve never experienced it. Also saw & heard Air Force one leaving Sky Harbor one time, that thing is crazy loud as well.

[@snakeopus121]

I'll confess I've watched this video like 30 times over the last two years or so.....can't get over that 'evil' sounding aircraft..... God Bless America Thank you for this video :)

[@pastaarrabbiata5691]

You should hear a Su-57 scream, way cooler and scarier than this

[@Xrm150]

I wish I could. 🤞

[@christopherdobinson710]

@Xm150 Here you go ;) m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJrHYoGsYquZr7M&feature=emb_title

[@Xrm150]

Thanks 😊

[@ericschaefer3070]

Me too probably

[@Nicksanchez1122]

Stealth doesn’t mean quiet

[@fobbitoperator3620]

"You can't see me!" ~John Sena

[@saidgrc]

That thing is insane in person, ive seen it start the engines and fly right over me, just an out of this world machine

[@caramanico1]

Takes BADASS to an entirely new level.

[@joemerritt9159]

22 yrs in the Air Force. Most impressive fly by ever, Highly polished aluminum P-38 lighting high speed, low level fly by!

[@robertljazz2796]

The P 38 is a beautiful plane!!!

[@EL1T3xRAGEzx2]

So wow. Much thrust. Many noise.

[@barbr2170]

I have a service route where the Blue Angels practice and when you have 5 of them roar past you at about 1000 feet above your head it is truly mind bending. The sound and massive vibration in the air is incredible

[@zachj3483]

In Rhode Island, there is an airshow across the bay. The sound of the f15 and f22 shook the pictures on our wall

[@machia0705]

No vodka guzzling or chicken chow mein eating fighter would have a chance against this 'all American."

[@DeathBringer769]

machia0705 I think chicken chow mein is more an "American chinese restaurant" food and not so much native "Chinese food."

[@GhilleGhille]

I bet chicken chow mein out of the noodle cup is "Authentic Chinese Food." Correct?

[@controversialopinions3659]

+machia0705 For the record, there is not such thing as a "vodka guzzling or chicken chow mein eating fighter", fighter jets use jet fuel, they don't go to the bar or your local Chinese restaurant, so relax, your "all American" jet is safe from anything these fictional plane have to through at it...

[@controversialopinions3659]

+GhilleGhille You would think that wouldn't you? With your welfare cheque budget, cup noodles are as authentic as Chinese food gets for you.

[@controversialopinions3659]

+machia0705 That is what they said about the F-117 and yet it was shot down by a Russian SAM's missile designed in the 70's. Wouldn't have a chance? the f-22 hasn't even been tested in real combat yet outside of a few simulated dog fights.

[@Entity_BlackRed777]

I watched this over 100 times, seriously!!

[@Xrm150]

Well thank you 😊 😀 I'm glad you liked it! 👍

[@walter1742]

Man love the growl of those engines that's why I love airshows you get the sounds that equipment has a hard time recording great job 👍🙂

[@ronwyckoff824]

The Sound of Freedom, never evil. Love seeing and hearing them everyday (well mon thru Friday) go Air Force, go 1st Fighter Wing

[@jacobmckenney7540]

Easily my favorite modern fighter jet, and an awesome airplane in general. Haven't seen one of these fly since the 2009 Rhode Island Air National Guard Open House and Air Show but I will never forget it. Its noticeably louder than an F/A-18, F-15 or really any conventional Fighter in the USAF (though I hear the new F-35 is also considerably loud). Great Video thanks for posting.

[@Xrm150]

I can't wait to see the F-35 fly!

[@poolee77]

@@Xrm150did you ever get to see one?

[@Xrm150]

Yeah, a few times. I was surprised how loud it was for a single engine.

[@walhalladome5227]

Awesome sound indeed. And what a tight turning cycle. The Starfighter will be as furthest away of that circle. But it's sound oh my, can't match that.

[@therealavenger3537]

Starfighters and Phantoms have easily the best howls there is....but F-22s and F-35s also have a very distinct howl when they do their low speed flybys at low throttle.

[@N8IVE_GAMER]

That's what the kid signed up for back in 2005... The aircraft sounds like a giant in the sky but she is sure stealthy...

[@parhamrahimi7886]

In a simulation dogfight it took on 8 f15’s and suffice to say it easily defeated them all in a merge. It is a nasty, nasty platform

[@doctorstevebrule3935]

great vid, considering how zoomed in you were when you filmed that f-22 you did an awesome job tracking him in the sky.

[@slidewayzproductions9546]

STARSCREAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@themaintenancedude]

Ha! :)

[@nobletwenty134]

But are u sure were the tattoos at

[@Xrm150]

What?

[@Robotponytron]

YES

[@prometheus4268]

Transformers is trash

[@dianefiske-foy4717]

The title should read “Most AWESOME sounding F22 EVER!” More appropriate to me.

[@Xrm150]

Maybe 😉

[@dianefiske-foy4717]

@@Xrm150 … All the jets sound AWESOME to me though. Wish I could have worked on them when I was in the U.S. Army in the early 1980s. Of course, the Hueys and 58s were great helicopters to work on too, until my knees started acting up and I couldn’t climb in/out of the helicopters. Ended up taking oil samples to the place they test it at for impurities until I got out of the Army. Got to ride in the Post Commander’s Huey though. And I was probably one of the very few PFCs who got to go to the Officers’ Club with 6 officers. The pilots decided to take me to lunch. That whole trip, to Fort Knox, Kentucky, was a great experience that I’ll never forget.

[@FaderFlosser]

Best video/sound ever... I get chills every time I watch this video!

[@Xrm150]

I'm glad you enjoy it 😊

[@cjcooke592]

Nice camera skills man!

[@Xrm150]

Thank you friend. You might like this other video I have. It's of the F-104 Star Fighter. It's probably one of my best. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYDaepd3jdGahsk

[@princenoah21]

The only very serious issue with the F22 is the lack of enemies to use it on.

[@russelllewis224]

...lets KEEP it that way !

[@princenoah21]

@@russelllewis224 Preferably

[@Aardcore]

as much as I still wish the YF-23 had been given the contract, the F-22 is undeniably cool

[@dennish1679]

Ah the smell of JP8 any time of the day.... Looks like he was either practicing for an air show, or his final flight at that base or retirement. Used to love watching the acrobatics different planes could do. Especially the A-10s. Yea! FT! Former flying tigers maintainer here. Also a lot of time in special ops.

[@parteibonza]

Put 3 of these up against 3 su-37s and no way will the su-37s survive. Just look at its agility. Amazing.

[@b.r.buckeyeman460]

+parteibonza Never underestimate ones enemy.

[@parteibonza]

+B.R. Buckeye Man ok good advice.

[@LeeeroyJenkems]

+B.R. Buckeye Man True, but the F-22 is still in a class of it's own. Taking out all variables related to modern warfare, and putting both the F-22 and Su-37 up against each other 1v1 on perfectly equal grounds, the Su-37 has no chance. F-22 has better agility, better technology, and a much smaller RCS. If you want to start talking about air defense systems and radar detection technology you can argue one way or another, but on pure specs alone the F-22 is king.

[@b.r.buckeyeman460]

+Euph Thanks for your reply and info, it's a shame a friendly "dog fight" couldn't be arranged, maybe at a large airshow, now that would draw in the crowds.

[@ooooreality7190]

+parteibonza ...Su37 is more agile. F22 has thrust vectoring only in the pitch axis, and to a more limited degree than the Su37 - which has full 360-degree thrust vectoring (as a missile does). Also, an aircraft is only as effective as its armament. The F22 carries the same basic weapons combination (M61, AIM9, AIM120) that U.S. supplied western nations have been utilizing for decades. That weapons combination may have had considerable success, but most of that success was achieved versus the comparatively antique MiG21 (an aircraft that carried absolutely NO modern countermeasures, let alone electronic warfare/jamming equipment). The Russians have abundantly proven that their newest EW systems are pretty damned good at scrambling our electronics. If we cannot see the Su37 through its EW interference, then the "stealth" advantage of the F22 is mute.

[@sverein7359]

They call him StarsSCREAM for a reason

[@e_man_nyc0158]

This is perhaps the best F-22 Raptor video I have ever seen. I really want a diecast replica of this iconic Jet

[@Xrm150]

I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for watching 😀

[@ozz__954]

Typical F22 pilot going full space shuttle mode right after takeoff lol

[@TheChube25]

Great camera work! Awesome fighter!

[@Xrm150]

Thank you 😊

[@palibuddimusic3328]

These beasts fly by my house every day. I love it.

[@lifeisgood070]

Wow I did not realize how fast that thing turns. Great video

[@betterthantelly2993]

You are a hero for letting us hear this! What a dark foreboding sound of sheer terror destruction and darkness.

[@Xrm150]

+Better than telly agreed =)

[@s.f.o.l7781]

Started sounding like Godzilla charging up its blast attack at 0:46

[@God-of-canine]

EXACTLY WHAT IM SAYIN.

[@Duderocks5539]

0:07 737-200 classic RARE!!!!

[@Xrm150]

Great eye!

[@Duderocks5539]

+Blue Angel #6 Yup ,because they both have P&W JT8D engines except the -200s use the older JT8D-7 variant engines which are loud engines (Stage II noise) Where as the MD-80s use the newer JT8D-200 engines (Stage III noise) meaning way quieter the Stage II engines.

[@happydays2300]

Oh that was very relaxing. Thank You. I grew up next to an Air Force Base.

[@PeterTeehan]

Im by Peterson Airforce base in Colorado Springs - we house F-35s. At least once a month they take off and go playing around. Hearing them take off is the most unique engine noise I have ever heard.

[@amycuaresma]

Last week I was fortunate enough to witness a breathtaking F-22 Unrestricted Vertical Climb from my driveway as part of the U.S. Air Force F-22 Raptors ~Alaska Polar Force Exercise 2022- it really caught me off guard because I live near Ted Stevens International and the massive boom I heard was not like anything I am used to coming from the cargo jets. The next thing I know is there is a Raptor flying vertical right in front of me. The butt pucker factor must be intense inside the cockpit of these beasts.

[@Xrm150]

That's a memory you'll enjoy for a long time.

[@whyyoubullieme2247]

A-10 warthog - that was cute

[@darkshinethakid4463]

It would pop that thing before it saw it

[@11rightstuff]

'Maverick, you are clear to buzz the tower' 😂

[@RikerSLS]

The Wright brothers would point and ask who made that? While pointing as they point at a j-20 and start laughing lol