Real-time U.S. EAS Nuclear Attack

[@eas_YP]

Nuclear Attack Broadcast revamped version: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipWyfat5fdWnbqs

[@alexanderm2985]

you should upload more! your content is unique & well made

[@MoonlightMirage]

Hey YP, your old scenario got stolen: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l33Zg6Bslt9_aMk Sucks that it had to happen as well, you keep on doing what you do best though ^^;;

[@eas_YP]

@@MoonlightMirage Thank you very much for reporting!

[@armyguy918]

Just fyi the alert tones don't generally repeat after the first time unless there is another alert. Talking about in the very beginning. Otherwise very realistic and hilarious.

[@DaleWinarski]

@@armyguy918 try living in Alberta, Canada. the alerts repeat every ten freaking minutes.

[@thewolfleader500]

When you pause the video but the audio doesn't stop:

[@Ezahc]

Nah bro cause I had to make sure cause of you

[@samodom2165]

It's only a matter of time

[@derekdigiovanni6921]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Cuewotted]

@@derekdigiovanni6921 true!!!

[@rileyblanton9944]

TheWolfLeader500 omg that is the worst thing that could happen during a prank

[@stanstantalent.5605]

This is probably close to what the people in Hawaii experienced when that one warning was sent out by mistake.

[@andrewelam1612]

Oh yeah I remember that 🤣🤣 they was running and everything

[@kkjkkj2584]

That shows the stupidity of human nowadays

[@46nezumisucks]

Had an online friend in Hawaii at the time and we were all scared shitless

[@derekdigiovanni6921]

@@46nezumisucks so wild. I love how people think this can’t happen, is a conspiracy theory and meanwhile it literally happened to an entire US state. Jim Carrey was losing it🤣🤣

[@oceanguy1249]

@@andrewelam1612 Dawg that's fucked up

[@222rae.f]

I love watching these types of videos and giving myself a panic attack on purpose

[@ClaudiaMitchell-jn7fw]

Me too ! 😂

[@udidnseethat]

Same

[@johnalexander7490]

Keep your Attivan handy. :)

[@Whattheskibidiwoza]

I thought I was the only one 😂😂😂

[@nationalparkie]

Adrenaline addiction

[@TrappistSpace]

"any resemblance to real-world events or situations is coincidental" WTF

[@koetexia7918]

I'm from Russia. I almost had a panic attack after watching this video. We - the Russians, also hope that there will be no nuclear war. At least adequate, and not the audience of Solovyov and Kisilev. Peace to all!

[@evanschippers3943]

Greetings from America, watching this also made me very anxious. Praying that peace will prevail for all.

[@TheGameionCrew]

As a American we don't all want you dead we want peace

[@elisstufff]

I’m an American and I understand it’s your leader that’s bad Putin is pure evil none of us want this

[@arurramoon1965]

I give you my best wishes

[@arurramoon1965]

@Princess Pye good amount aren't their human just like us.

[@taykair6446]

This was well done (but probably a bit more informative than the real one would be).

[@ethansifuentes3029]

Yay

[@WSlopeAggie]

And a bit unrealistic, as Denver is more likely to be struck than Phoenix in initial waves. Denver being hit by a nuke would drive the Western US economy into an absolute frenzy and would disrupt major highway and railway infrastructure. It would limit how much food gets exported from the Midwest, as well. People severely underestimate how important of a city Denver is.

[@BritasticUK]

@@WSlopeAggie Maybe the nuke for Denver was one of the ones that got intercepted?

[@WSlopeAggie]

@@BritasticUK possibly

[@alquinn8576]

@@WSlopeAggie that's funny; Denver is a cow-town

[@MudThedude]

really thought a my adblocker broke

[@CxDubxU]

Thought my premium expired

[@Railboxedyou]

Same

[@craftedelel6640]

@@CxDubxUsame ;-;

[@brian-mays-clogs-3]

​​@@CxDubxUsame

[@Chance_24]

Lol

[@SlaughterDog]

You know you’re fucked when the national anthem plays

[@LilOutlaw03]

Yeah, at that point, you might as well go lay in the grass and wait for the missiles to land

[@TonyWeaving]

Whilst the leaders of the world are safe and secure in their Nuclear Bunkers. ​@@LilOutlaw03

[@dejuankimble7494]

😂😂😂

[@danielkantor5693]

​@@LilOutlaw03😂😂 💀

[@Black____]

​@@LilOutlaw03 😂

[@isellcatlitter]

i bought a 1960's school desk, i was taught that if we get a hurricane, tornado, flooding, blizzards or a ballistic missile of any kind to get under my desk and i would be safe. it had incredible properties in the plywood top

[@CaptiveAudiences]

Yes they were truly magical must of been Made in the USA

[@toddnelson7050]

It was sprayed with a special fire retardant rated a 20 million kelvin. And was a true 3/4 top not the whimsy 23/32. The 1/32 means everything.

[@danielmorse4213]

Belief is a powerful thing

[@jinkazama9017]

We should build houses out of desks

[@toddnelson7050]

@@jinkazama9017 how would they thin the herd if too many survived.

[@steeldriver5338]

Also keep in mind that there are numerous rural nuclear targets in the US as well. Just because you don't live in a major city doesn't mean that you wont be exposed to this. Montana and North Dakota are especially targeted due to the numerous nuclear silos that exist in the states.

[@juanrivera6207]

I live on the border of Texas and always thought I’d be safe until declassifies USSR nuclear targets showed my area was a target. And I realized that border crossings would be a obvious strategic point to hit and I’ve felt uneasy ever since 🥲

[@steeldriver5338]

@@juanrivera6207 There's nothing you can do about it, and I usually don't worry about things outside my control. It's a waste of time and energy. Live your life, if you die tomorrow, then you die. We're all going to die anyway.

[@catherineb6889]

I live in Connecticut and I feel like the states around mine will definitely bring fallout, especially new york

[@mikeh3334]

The silos are missile sponges sorry.

[@kr9527]

Keep in mind that limited exchange nuclear war is very possible. And it's not just a push of the button, gotta go down the whole chain of command, and then morals come into play before the key is even turned. The process of launching a nuke takes like 5 hours or so. The keyturn is what takes a minute

[@Niners4Lyphe]

This is scary even when you know it isn't real.

[@yesto3rrishuman]

Right like my heart is in my throat…

[@syedshahnoor]

​@@yesto3rrishumanbro wth you talking about?

[@DavidBrown-yd9le]

Takes me back to the early 1980s

[@syedshahnoor]

@@DavidBrown-yd9le bro can you explain what dis dude is talking about? The one with the throat dude.

[@markmandelbaum3182]

Not really at all

[@hawrnball]

The national anthem at the end gave me chills. It felt like a send-off because in this event, the country (and world) as we know it would cease to exist.

[@VD-ky2ft]

If u dont think the US has something to intercept nukes or completely disable them 100 years after inventing them u dont know the great US OF A. In reality the stuff we see is probably 20 years old. This country is sneaky sneaky both good and bad ways. We have spies in every major country, incredible secret weapons our minds cant possibly comprehend and even if we were to get hit, we would still come out on top. Nothing stops america but ourselves

[@nutmilk420]

i know this sounds lame but I almost started tearing up LMAO

[@Resi1ience]

Not really. Look at the map of impact zones. 13 cities are being targeted. It's not like they're wiping America off the map. Their destruction doesn't necessarily mean the country has ceased to exist. There are probably contingency plans in place to keep order after a portion of the country has been rendered uninhabitable by nuclear blasts, and neither side intends to completely destroy every livable inch of dirt in the other. It would be catastrophic and claim lives in the millions, but most reputable scholars agree that a nuclear war wouldn't be as much an existential threat as it's commonly viewed.

[@Name5240]

You’d be surprised how prevalent humanity is.

[@Volleyboone]

The Eiffel Tower ruined it for me in the first clip 💀

[@TheArticulatingAnoraksPodcast]

Due to recent events I’ve been fascinated by these emergency nuclear attack videos. There’s something oddly comforting about being told that these are your final moments. You spend so much of your life without knowing when it will end but here you’re basically told you’re about to die. I think in some ways it allows you the opportunity to reflect on your life and say your goodbyes

[@olentangyriver1191]

As an Ohioan I welcome the nukes. End Ohio's misrasrable exsistsnce .. euthunise Ohio once and for all..

[@jacksonvilletaxman1]

I agree, I know I am Saved by my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and will see Him whenever He calls. So, I do take comfort. Obviously, He still has plans for me here, or else I wouldn't be typing this, but I am comforted to know in a nuclear war, based on where I am, it will be over in a flash without pain.

[@TXTERNET]

the united states has anti-ballistic missile systems and actively has them online and ready to attempt to intercept ICBMs.

[@jovaneron]

Nope it automatically says save your life as quickly as you can no time for life reflection! ✔️😂

[@fortwanderson]

Glad I am not the only one...

[@roc5291]

This “fake” EAS has been hitting a little different in the last few days…..

[@cat-dk6jo]

LMFAO

[@gabigol52]

Yeah…

[@thewolfleader500]

😡

[@cat-dk6jo]

@@thewolfleader500 😦

[@MDJ-wb1pn]

Complete fake and won’t happen. It is fear mongering by the media as usual.

[@DavidGavinETC]

The playing of the national anthem at the end, sent chills down my spine. Its like listening to the calm and peace before all hell breaks loose and also almost like trying to bring us all together to femme be that America will prosper through this, but still its very unsettling.

[@Jcktmn]

I would've gone for stal or my way so there's worse options (Even worse than my choices also exist)

[@PrinceOfChange]

God bless America.

[@Cahrssomething]

@@PrinceOfChangeWell if a nuclear attack really does happen I’m pretty sure god has abandoned humanity 😂

[@PrinceOfChange]

@@Cahrssomething ultrakill moment

[@Cahrssomething]

@@PrinceOfChange blood is fuel

[@Elyseon]

The comments section is surprisingly wholesome, especially considering the subject matter.

[@SeaGull-fh7jp]

its not real dude

[@jackdanforth2345]

This is terrifying knowing this is a realistic scenario, this isn’t a joke

[@denizbluemusic]

no it isn't

[@42seven]

@@denizbluemusic 13,080 weapons would disagree with you

[@jafryicus5304]

@@42seven huh? they're both saying the same thing

[@unclehowdy409]

Russia wouldn't try that shit with us. There's such thing as mutually assured destruction. The Kremlin wouldn't risk themselves just to wipe us out

[@PBMS123]

@@42seven exactly, that is why this is not realistic. This is how a Soviet missile alert tech stopped WW3. Russia wouldn't launch 12 missiles. They have 6000+ warheads, 350+ missiles. They would launch at least half of them in an initial strike. It would be 200 missile launches with 1-8 warheads per missile. There wouldn't be this much detail either. Not to mention because the Russians have MIRVs like the US does, and HGVs, you won't be able to determine which cities will be hit. Those are also not the likely strike zones either. Counter-force targets for an initial strike and Russia has already told the world their retaliation protocol is counter-value, i.e. civillian targets, air and ground det for mass lethality, and mass nuclear fallout.

[@undeadcenturion402]

If this happens I'm going outside with a beer to watch the second sun rise.

[@shawnpatrick5843]

Same here 😊

[@ann-mariepaliukenas19]

Sounds good I’m tee total but wtf may as well enjoy the last few minutes

[@jordanhiltys7078]

I’m sorry but this was an unexpected and absolutely hilarious comment lol forgive me

[@HereThereEverywhereMatt]

I’ll be right there with you.

[@paulboger3101]

Vodquila!! May as well go out plastered!!

[@iicozyfrostii9131]

Bombs in 2022: Before I hit this city, I would like to thank our sponsor Raid: Shadow Legends for sponsoring this bomb strike.

[@idontknowahandlengl]

So true

[@Stealth8O77]

LMAO

[@YaimaSuzuki-dj7yf]

Imagine just watching your favorite cartoons as a child and everything freezes before you get met with this, then it proceeds to tell you how and when you are going to die and how basically you're fucked because they cant stop them in time as you watch the last 10 minutes of your life count down. I don't know if I'd physically and mentally be able to handle seeing this at all, let alone knowing that there is nothing you can do if you were in one of those cities, traffic would be crazy and you would never be able to make it far away in time.

[@jacobgreer1512]

When it said “Dallas” it sent chills down my spine and I literally felt like I was seeing the real thing. This is horrific.

[@girlsamurai19]

I live in Garland, but I'm not surprised Dallas was listed. It is well known as a US city, like saying New York or Chicago. Also, companies that have contracts with the military, like Ratheon, my dad was a circuit designer for night vision, are in Dallas. Also, Garlnd makes munitions, and I found that out when my 10th grade English teacher told us about a student exchange she had in Moscow during college. She saw a big US Map with targets on them from the Cold War. Garland was apparently a bigger target than Dallas back then for munitions making. We were reading Alas Babylon by Pat Frank, which is how the topic got brought up in class.

[@letoastie]

I live in Central Jersey, so if this was real I would be getting hit from 3 nearby locations. I’m fucked

[@ReformedSooner24]

Yep. I’m in Fort Worth so I’m 100% fudged if things go south before I can move out.

[@Jubilee87865.]

If this is real and your talking about texas dallas, i will panic. Cuz i live RIGHT next to dallas AKA Fort worth

[@themandalorian6999]

Same for me when they said Houston

[@mxliice]

So fun little fact about EAS systems + if someone tries to 'prank' you with this- There's often times short beeps after the long beeps, or something like a sporadic/quick beeping. This is almost always found in any EAS alert because it's ensuring that the message is being transmitted and translated properly.

[@LynnDeatherage-q3k]

Oh shit the ending of the world 🌎🌍 is happening right now.

[@sackyhackMxO]

Great job! I had an eas test on tv yesterday and almost had a heart attack, these are dark times

[@omegatimes6014]

Western 🇨🇦 Canada 🇨🇦 Our power went out a few days ago, I was not up (7am'ish) when it happened, but I know if I was.. I may have been waking everyone up hugging and saying see you on the other side🫂🫂🫂 We love the Lord Jesus Christ who spoke of time we are in today. Trust the Lord for eternal salvation, for man's sin is why we have emergency broadcast systems today.. this is where sin has taken man and woman. Jesus is our only hope.

[@sr71ablackbird]

there have always been `dark times' and could happen at any time. at one time, it was the ebs and now it's the eas. even though that's besides the point. just a couple of mentions. for one, would be `operation able archer', and another one would be a video called `the man who saved the world'.

[@math_master3170]

Good job on not having a heart atack!

[@Plushtonium]

Really? What channel/time? Sorry im Very curious

[@beezoofer]

Same here, about three weeks ago on the radio. I told them with things the way they are, a person needs to announce these tests before they are done.

[@1castellp]

This is my chance to escape student loan debt by running to the projected center of impact

[@happyjohn1656]

Hell just leave our lenders there instead ;P

[@yochp9693]

oh no ya dont -_-

[@NANAMON-P-OFFICIAL]

Real

[@colonelyungblonsk7730]

this doesn't even seem like it's hypothetical anymore, it's like it could actually happen any day now

[@preppertrucker5736]

Sounds about right

[@timothysutton625]

Projection

[@keithl.jackson6592]

☠You bet

[@tonebonebgky2]

Of course it could, a democrat is in power!

[@lum26akua28]

@@tonebonebgky2 Really? It's because of a Democrat? Maybe Democrats are cool after all, then...

[@jacksonvilletaxman1]

Very scary. I live in Jacksonville, we ALWAYS get blasted in these EAS videos. But, we have three bases in the metro area so its a big target. If the real one comes I'll just drive towards a base so its over quick

[@starmnsixty1209]

@Yeproboi There is a nuclear planet fairly c,lose to myself, although we're usually not considered a high-grade target. I expect we'd get it taken out by it.

[@jacksonvilletaxman1]

@Yeproboi I grew up in SW Michigan. We were home to not one, not two, but THREE nuclear reactors (Cook Nuclear Power (2 reactors) and Palisades, all of which are functioning today, but discussions to decommission are underway). In the late 70's they installed the air sirens after Three Mile Island to warn of meltdown (and nuclear war). They tested the sirens once a month, and given the Cold War, even though they announced the monthly tests, they were still creepy.

[@jacksonvilletaxman1]

@@andrewfield5656 Kings Bay is 30 minutes from Jax. It's considered part of the Jax Metro area. We also have Naval Air Station Jacksonville and Naval Station Mayport. We also crossed 1 million residents in Jax proper in late 2020

[@puffnstuff12]

@@jacksonvilletaxman1 I work at NAS Jax and runways are ground burst targets including the international airport. The metro area would get hit by multiple warheads so no need to drive anywhere to enjoy the chain reaction.

[@stevzzstevzz7989]

You are a smart guy… I would do the same…🤓

[@vascobroma8907]

It's interesting that people tend to think large population areas would be ideal targets for nuclear strikes. This would only be the case in the event that a suicidal terrorist organization got their hands on some nukes. If Russia attacked us and actually had any goal of winning, they wouldn't go for our cities. Their goal in attacking America would be to prevent a counter attack, not kill as many people as possible. That makes the air force bases the most valuable targets, particularly those housing nuclear missiles and bombers, which for the most part are far from populated areas. The top three cities most likely to face a threat from nearby nukes would be Cheyenne, WY, Great Falls, MT, and Minot, ND. They probably wouldn't be big nukes; the goal of a first strike would be to take out the bases, not civilian populations. Cheyenne would probably be in the most danger, with the proximity of Warren AFB. The next targets would be the naval bases in Seattle and the GA/FL border, Whiteman AFB east of Kansas City, and Barksdale AFB in northwestern Louisiana. As far as major cities, Seattle, Salt Lake City, Albuquerque, Colorado Springs, Omaha, DC, and Honolulu would probably face the greatest danger. But again, the targets would be the nearby bases, not downtown. Russia would need to hit all these targets pretty much simultaneously, without missing any or losing any missiles, to do serious damage to America's nuclear capabilities. But even if they managed to pull it off (and that's highly unlikely), it wouldn't be enough. America's silent subs would have nukes in the air within 10 minutes, and they would be going for the most valuable targets they could possibly hit to prevent further escalation. Russia would not survive a nuclear war against America. The number of nukes isn't the only thing that matters. The one thing that worries me is Putin's mental stability. If that man is suicidal, he may be willing to take the world along with him, if backed into a corner with no way out. In that case, who knows what would happen.

[@Engelbird]

I don't believe he's suicidal, only because he's known to be terrified of covid. Hence the "long table". He's become increasingly isolated. The thing to worry about is if he has a "dead hand" scenario planned.

[@lesalbro8880]

Agreed. The response to an attack of this nature would be a full scale retaliatory strike by the US. Therefore there would be no point in Russia engaging in a relatively small scale first strike against US civilian targets. If they engaged in a very limited first strike like this it would be to do as you suggested. Otherwise they might as well go full scale suicidal, because the response to that, and what is portrayed in this video would be the same.

[@Engelbird]

@Mr.Supreme Langley in Newport News?

[@r0498]

Well, then only reason he's backed into a corner..is the U.S. and NATO.

[@ericyah1023]

It will happen because America is Babylon, she will be destroyed in 1 hr with fire !!

[@MisterRON]

This is very well done. It’s weird because it’s much more informative than an actual EAS broadcast would be, but still very well done and super suspenseful. May this never come to be in reality, though.

[@vetgetgamer9870]

One of the best EAS about a nuclear attack that I saw recently.

[@missbleach8767]

Robloxian

[@jerseydevil64]

As someone who lives in New Jersey, I am near multiple strike zones including NYC, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and DC. There’s also a nuclear power plant nearby as well, however it was recently decommissioned due to its age. I’m dead if this were to happen. Anything with nukes scares the hell outta me and I really hope the Russia/Ukraine conflict doesn’t escalate to this point These weapons may have brought peace with M.A.D., but humanity is much better off dismantling all of them. All it takes is one unstable person to destroy the world

[@davenracc6580]

Wow, it's crazy finding someone who is in the exact same area (I think) with the same fears

[@johnnyb7628]

The east coast is the WORST PLACE TO BE in this event. I did hear Jericho Kansas would be good spot to hide though.

[@thej7362]

i do hope all nukes existing are decommisioned

[@jerseydevil64]

@@thej7362 Me too. Many are currently stockpiled and awaiting dismantlement, and the total stockpile has been decreasing every year. But we still have over 12,700 left worldwide so we have a ways to go

[@jerseydevil64]

@@johnnyb7628 Anywhere out in the rural US where there are no silos or military bases nearby is the safest. Not many people live out in those areas though

[@IAMTheNiteOwl]

Do you imagine the amount of panic there would be in the mentioned cities? I could imagine everyone rushing to their cars and getting on the highway to flee the city.

[@gbjanuary]

To what point they wouldn’t survive nuclear ☢️

[@TheDerangedBlood]

That is when you pop open your best bottle of champagne, play your favorite music and wish the rest of the world good luck.

[@austindarrenor]

The moral of the story is always keep a full tank of gas in your car.

[@JCinerea]

Not Houstonites. They'd grab their firearms and try to blow the missile out of the sky. No lie.

[@ky9nth]

@@JCinerea Imagine if they did, but the EMP affected them. That's when they take shelter.

[@silashurd3597]

Props to you for making this realistic. I can only imagine ever seeing this which I hope I never do for as long as I live

[@kalinjax]

I’ve had nightmares since I was a teen about nukes being launched and me running through the city trying to locate my family. Now that I have a family of my own, I just hope that if it does happen, it happens at night and not during the day when everyone’s at different schools and work.

[@norbertruiz5110]

I recently had a dream about russia invading the US where I live, I remember I was at a home depot close to where I live and my friend and I watched a ton of helicopters coming to the city, but once they came there were explosions in the sky and that's when I thought we were done but I started running to literally nowhere until I somehow stumbled upon beverly hills and everything was just empty with no people except destroyed buildings with 2 russian soldiers guarding one, as soon I stumbled upon them they started speaking in Russian cheering for whatever and raising their guns

[@michaelmunar1289]

Hiroshima & Nagasaki vibes rn

[@averagejoe8710]

@@chopholtz4950 mucho texto

[@Ninathedoglover]

@@chopholtz4950 it would be better at night simply because presumably all of your immediate family would already be together and there would be no frantic searching for them. That's really it, you didn't have to write all that lol

[@mothmarch]

@@chopholtz4950 i ain’t reading all that

[@Fishchair]

Everyone's gangster till they start playing the national athem

[@btrswt35]

Yeah, like saying we are all F'd

[@Louiecometakealookatthis]

Everyone saying this is realistic like they’ve experienced a nuclear attack

[@jannikheidemann3805]

They are saying this based on knowledge, not personal experience. Also Hawaii had an actual false alarm meaning some people have had the experience of receiving warnings similar to these.

[@avatarwarmech]

@@jannikheidemann3805 yeah I remember the one in Hawaii people were going crazy over there

[@ann-mariepaliukenas19]

Don’t they have weather warnings telling people to seek shelter

[@ThyPandora]

@@ann-mariepaliukenas19 Yes. The EAS = Emergency Alert System, is used for weather events is also our national alert system.

[@315Uzin]

Yeah it’s a natural instinct something about the mentioning of nuclear attacks and hearing the alerts and your country’s national anthem as your country as a whole is most likely about to be obliterated is a gut fear that anyone in this dat an age can probably feel and fear without having to experience and hopefully never have to but in this day and age it’s uncertain more than ever before and yes that is something I can resonate with

[@awanbiru-ride]

3:30 The un-easy feeling when you reliased it is not 9hours but only 9 minutes to scramble to shelter

[@joeym.2488]

If this was real life they wouldn’t tell you to seek a fallout shelter as none really exist anymore, they just say to go to the basement level of buildings, subway systems, and any other possible sturdy shelters

[@JpInHi808]

And I'm hoping, since we're all gonna die anyway, the US returned fire.

[@bronx_xu2653]

@@JpInHi808 That's what mutually assured destruction is about, but at the same time... if both sides yolo it, will the entire world really survive?

[@ICECAPPEDSKY]

@@bronx_xu2653 some groups would survive. Society would basically devolve to tribal societies with strength being determined by who has the most intact technology

[@The_Honcho]

Most counties across the United States have at least 1, though not touched since the Cold War so you wouldn’t really survive. I have one 20 minutes away, just a little too far

[@angiew4544]

Like we have a basement or fallout shelter in Southern California ??? At least I have never heard of one .

[@ice319]

I live in New York City. If I ever saw this and I were at home, I'd go to my humidor, light up my last cigar, then walk outside and wait. I would rather not live through the horror that follows a nuclear war.

[@GOFLuvr]

If fallout doesn't kill you, nuclear famine will.

[@fatkiller1000]

I hear they have great 40s music and somewhat friendly mutants. Very racist though they call you smoothskin cause you ain't like them.

[@Lyriam80]

I read a comment on another video about nuclear war and they talked about just running towards the flash. I guess i can understand that. Its all horrible but what comes after is unimaginable horror.

[@CliffStJohn]

I believe this will occur. I believe everyone here is toast. 😮

[@theMick52]

Just sit under your desk and be perfectly safe!

[@christiankuhr2850]

if this will happen i hope everyone sues you

[@thatoneswarmdrone6409]

What?

[@eas_YP]

If you find time to sue me after a nuclear detonation ;))

[@easvandy6899]

there wont be anyone to sue lmfao

[@arurramoon1965]

@@eas_YP if anything we thank you for the early warning.

[@ThyPandora]

Proverbial Kevin, survival will be #1 after this happens. The living will envy the dead.

[@ohmslaw4961]

From an artistic point of view, a masterpiece. But an absolute nightmare from an emotional perspective.

[@anonymouswhiterabbit]

I just walked into a bar I regular and was relaxing with friends. This was playing and I lost my freaking mind. I was initially just hoping that I wasn’t getting hit. Pacing back and forth. When I was told it was an April fools joke, I thought that the person telling me simply thought it was April fools and then I realized it and just this wave of euphoria hit me lmao.

[@rhettshanley8712]

I think it’s kinda messed up people joke about that. Especially now with times being as they are. It’s like a new Cold War

[@khakipeach2128]

lol that’s a good prank I’m gonna pull that some day

[@jeffvalentine9947]

If it was an April fools joke, this is absolutely cruel. I have heart issues and if I were to hear this, I would legitimately have a heart attack. 100% serious.

[@anonymouswhiterabbit]

@@jeffvalentine9947 Yeah it was definitely rough for me. Maybe too far imo. But I’m just glad it wasn’t true. Still, I feel like it gave me PTSD. I heard the alarm in an amber alert and almost lost it.

[@tamekkaknuth9612]

Sad to tell you it's not an April's fools day joke .not this time..boy who cried wolf too many times literally

[@frozenolives6745]

Even though this is fake it still made my heartrate go up.

[@oldschoolstyle4]

Same here.

[@Sam88-l4k]

One day it probably won't be fake

[@mechsupernova]

The scariest thing would be stopping this video then a real one take over

[@math_master3170]

Same

[@ann-mariepaliukenas19]

I’m not American but I think listening to the National anthems would make me cry

[@edz2974]

Growing up when America had an actual Civil Defense department I have to say I doubt greatly that a impact countdown would take place. It would most likely tell everyone to seek shelter. So, let me ask everyone out there… Do you have a fallout shelter in your area? Do they even exist anymore? How about a sign showing where the fallout shelter is? There used to be signs designating shelters and shelters were equipped with food and geiger counters. I think the US is lacking in any preparedness in regards to the nuclear threat. Unless you do it on your own, you’re pretty much screwed. So if an alert of this nature takes place, go to the lowest place in your home, away from windows, centralized, pop a beer, whatever and hang on. If you haven’t prepared by now, its a bit late.

[@RealGamerPanda]

This is what they would say in a real eas so a lot of people would go looking for a fallout shelter

[@rhettshanley8712]

My local elementary schools basement was designed as one (built in the 50s) and it’s let than a 2 mins walk away

[@sunshineimperials1600]

I’m absolutely screwed regardless, because I live near multiple major metropolitan areas, near a decommissioned nuclear plant, near multiple major military bases, and many hidden secrets.

[@jbomb3655]

The post office in my town has one

[@naiyuu1623]

@@rhettshanley8712 same

[@delaneyh62]

I ruined thanksgiving with this video

[@CrimpyCramps]

🤣

[@CHRISFREE84]

😂😂😂😂

[@LilOutlaw03]

Lmao nice going. Legendary thanksgiving day

[@Shortfilmsyou]

You legend 😂😂😂😂😂 dinner probably didn’t taste very good after that.

[@missionpossible00]

I’m crying

[@johnnevin7759]

This is a good one. I love having an actual video of our current Sec of Def and then going to the alert. A few comments. The person talking after CNN goes off says "Play close attention". I agree with others there would be more missiles fired. I would not go with 1000, but you could say 200 and have them hit our bases and silos before our cities. Also you cannot know they are nuclear, you can say ballistic missiles possibly nuclear. Also you could say you don't know where they are targeted until they start to descend. I am not sure we can tell where a missile is going on the way up. It must hits its apogee and start descending at a certain angle. That is at least my opinion. I like the shooting down portion. Another item is each missile can have multiple weapons in them, along with some fakes to confuse our missile defense. Thus 200 rockets fired could be 1000 warheads. Thanks for taking the time to put this together. It may be the best I have heard!!

[@stephenraines2365]

This is honestly about as realistic as a scenario can get

[@VanDiemensLander]

Eh, there would be hundreds of nuclear missiles not 10s that is depicted here.

[@tomarsandbeyond]

Not really. This seems more like a video game than what it would really be like. For one thing, the alert has too much detail. And just hitting a few cities is unlikely.

[@infini.tesimo]

When I served in the Air Force, I was assigned to a small little town out in the middle of nowhere North Dakota. Didn't know at the time I was going to go guard nuclear missiles. This was the stuff you only hear or see in movies or video games. We always talked about how it would go down and what we'd do since if they sent missiles then we sure as hell would be too as a knee jerk reaction. We had enough MREs to last probably 3 months out there and plenty of snow to get fresh water. It was unclear that if they were sent out that we'd stay there because we did our job or that we'd go overseas to fight whoever sent them. In all likelihood you probably wouldn't know it was going to hit you until it was too late even with it being broadcasted on every frequency. All I know is that our world and way of being would be completely turned upside down and you be back to square 1 without social media for at least 1 month if not 3. 100% certain that we'd print money to help stabilize things for 2 years but that will also be the demise of our economy.

[@велимир-ю4я]

so i cant create my post-nuclear warlord faction? ;(

[@tone.c.a.e]

wouldnt this be classified?

[@MINITMANRADIONETWORK]

The devise of our currency is upon us now.That is why we will be going to war with Russia,to paper over the incompetence of our politicians and the Federal Reserve System.

[@Jeff-S]

@@tone.c.a.e Oops!

[@infini.tesimo]

@@tone.c.a.e which part? The nuke locations? That's public info actually and there's been news teams out there. Stuff is from the 70's so it looks like a Star Wars death star command center. See for yourself. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnzFkKFpnJuBncU

[@Adecoinraco]

Inserts commercial and ruins the prank. Great job youtube. 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@jordy9606]

Looks like youtube pranked you

[@AnonymAnonym-s4e]

Nah man what kind of devious prank is that

[@stevenruiz1504]

@@AnonymAnonym-s4enah fr… “today in planking my parents into thinking russias sending 13 nuclear missiles into the United States”

[@SakuraMakii]

Glad to see I’m not the only weirdo watching videos like this. Lol I’m a doom scroller, and this one gave me goosebumps since it could actually happen at any moment lol also… please tell me if the red words looked 3D to you as well? My eyes are tripping 😬

[@alpha4297]

Meh maybe I lil bit 3d looking

[@Az2013ful]

This was a "suggested" video. I am old enough (68 yrs.) to remember when I was a child, the schools had the "duck and cover" drills. It was scary to me as a child, and with all that is going on right now, it is pretty scary now. I am surprised someone made a video like this, but it was interesting. I guess I'm a "doom scroller" too. Take care.

[@Stormycam]

I want to experience what will happen if there was an actual nuclear attack

[@mattigator600]

Well some shades of bright can red make my eyes trip too, it seems to ghost and shimmer or move around

[@math_master3170]

I got goosebumps too and my heart started umping but the National Anthem at the end was so uniting.

[@ViraL_FootprinT.ex.e]

That emergency alert sound has been scary asF since I was a kid.

[@TsukasaElkKite]

My only complaint is that the tones should be used once during an EAS notification. No need to throw them three times in a row.

[@Starry.0646]

It’s more realistic because if this happened in real life the U.S would need everyone to listen to the alert.

[@G809]

@@Starry.0646 the SAME headers are more for people that aren’t paying attention to their TVs and is literally designed to be as annoying as fuck. It only needs to be played once, and they don’t want to prolong the message.

[@bobroberts2371]

Play the tones once and someone might hit the silence button out of reflex. Playing them multiple times shows that this is a real emergence of the highers level. If you don't like the tones, feel free to move to a city that is being attacked..

[@sr71ablackbird]

not only that, however, does one actually think that the launch would only be comprised of just a certain amount of missiles ? if a nuclear exchange were to actually happen, would they not launch the whole inventory ? after all, is that not what MAD is about ?

[@rosskingii]

@@Starry.0646 The coded tones are not to get your attention its to tell the smaller stations who monitor Class A stations to auto cut over to the other radio and TV and rebrodcast their signal. So the coded tones would open and not repeat till end to close the message. then their would be the alert tone. all the extra tones would confuse the system and never be done. I know over thinking but hey why not

[@AndersonHobbyBoy]

Imagine listening to this but realized you had your volume at zero

[@IAMTheNiteOwl]

I like your video. The only criticism I have is that there is no way a real emergency like this would be this detailed, such as providing a count down counter. 🤣

[@charlottesmom]

No way would I sit there and watch, I'd spring into action in 2 seconds, there is tons to do in the last 15 minutes!

[@darrylflorence2162]

it doesnt take into acct the new hypersonic missles and those are of the cruise type (hug the terrain) much harder to hit really hard at more than mach 5

[@beezoofer]

@@charlottesmom what would you do?

[@charlottesmom]

@@beezoofer , My top 9: 1. Call any of my kids who weren't home and tell them to get home NOW! 2. Shut off the heating/AC system (keeps the radiation from being sucked into your house). 3. Shove all my electronics into the faraday cage I built 4. Get pets in the cellar 5. Have my son help me tape up the cellar windows (heavy plastic pre-cut to size) with duct tape. 6. call any missing kids and make sure they hurry over!! 7. Put my phone in the faraday cage 8. Try to not freak out.... 9. Hunker down in the cellar and hopefully either die quick or die with my family shortly thereafter....or live and prosper (if humanly possible). I just hope it never comes to this, and sane minds will prevail.

[@reinerbraun5369]

@LinuxFaboyPL You can predict

[@theozank853]

Should have included Colorado Springs, Colorado (the location of NORAD). Certainly a first strike target.

[@franciscopagan3255]

And Omaha, Nebraska. Central command.

[@WSlopeAggie]

Colorado in general is a massive target. Between Colorado Springs, and if Russia wants to commit war crimes, Denver, Colorado would be absolutely fucking obliterated.

[@Jared-91]

And Site R (Raven Rock Mountain in south central Pennsylvania) aka "The Underground Pentagon" or officially The Alternate Joint Communications Center. Which would suck considering I live like 3 miles from it.

[@martyk1156]

Norad will function just fine after a direct hit. It is deep in the mountain.

[@CardinalX]

4 were intercepted...

[@odin-gamingandwrestling7141]

I'd be dead way before I could even reach a fallout shelter. I live about 60-90 miles SW of Chicago, and in 20-30 minutes, I don't think there would be any nearby fallout shelters that me and my family could reach, so I would probably just hang out with my family for the last small amount of time we had left.

[@gentlebabarian]

As long as you have concrete in your building it would be fine

[@martinjenkins6467]

You would survive the blast, drive to The country side.

[@Engelbird]

I'm about in that same area Odin, but despite being a bit distant from the city, I'm also near a few nuclear plants that are likely targets: Dresden and Braidwood. We screwed, brother

[@miguelorduno]

What about carpentersville? That is north of the city.

[@BodaciousBob66]

If you live 60-90 miles sw from chicago you’d be fine.

[@barnowl411]

Well, we know why we're here again

[@rawedawg0079]

Lmfao

[@Boscosticks-46]

Hell yeah type shit bro

[@fullmetalmidget]

Russia be on some bullshit

[@NULLWOODD]

please tell me i’m not the only one who visualizes exactly what i would do while watching eas scenarios. i’ll just hear the name of a city within a 300-mile radius of myself and will be like. ok yep time to come up with an elaborate plan in my head

[@AuntLorasHouse]

Instantly I thought if i had 10 mins what would i do and need to get me and my 4 babies safe and now Ive descovered or new project is bug out bags!

[@Imb--ored]

when the national anthem started playing, i had chills, i’m just thinking to myself “wow, this video is the sign of the end of the world, they really have nothing else to do, everyone will die, no matter where they are, none of us can make it out alive, we will all die, young or old, no matter what” i literally starting crying, as the end of the national anthem ended, and i had chills on my back, thinking about all the deaths, everyone, my family, everyone related… i think i’m not going back to youtube for a long time😅

[@catrielmarignaclionti4518]

i mean, if you do what it says you probably wont die, literally seeking a fallout shelter is the single best way to survive, since the radiaton after like 2 or 3 hours is gonna be back to roughly similar levels as normal

[@Imb--ored]

@@catrielmarignaclionti4518 normally it takes a week for fallout, hut radiation levels will be high for a bit

[@catrielmarignaclionti4518]

@@Imb--ored true, fallout is another thing

[@brieb402]

​@@catrielmarignaclionti4518You'd be fine if you live in the mid west. You'd also be....._decent_ if you're outside of the radius of the impacts. But the fallout will be ungodly.

[@brieb402]

​@@catrielmarignaclionti4518Depending on where you are the direction to hide in a fallout shelter is about as useful as the old "hide under your desk" direction for kids in school. In fact, at certain ranges you will be cooked alive in your shelter because the heat exhaust will turn it into an oven.

[@SpaceboyYT]

Good Scenario! Here are some things I noticed: You used Nuance Tom! Better that SitePal Tom if you ask me. (BTW Nuance Tom is on Weather Radio Canada.) The top white text that says “EMERGENCY ALERT SYSTEM” usually says “NATIONAL ALERT” for Emergency Action Notifications and Terminations, According to the 2011 National EAS Test. The “United States Government” would technically issue a National Alert. But according to the 2011 National EAS Test, that text usually says, “Primary Entry Point System”. I might let this slide though. The “Issued a” text would also say “an” for correct vocabulary and grammar. Some EAS Creators forget about that, so I’ll let this slide. I liked that you used different/custom screens for creative purposes! That map was cool too! I live in a 600-mile radius of Phoenix and Dallas, so I’ll be totally safe! W I R E L E S S A L E R T YAY! 6:00 GOD DANG IT! 9:00 Interesting… This screen Makes sense. The Emergency Action Termination text makes only a little bit of sense here. Wouldn’t the EAS not work anymore? Or did some people managed to get their Sage Digital Endec in a Fallout Shelter? 9:05 I noticed that you added the “Primary Entry Point System” Text later on. According to the FCC, if there is nothing that needs to be transmitted right this second after the tones, The Tom Voice would say, “This is an Emergency Action Notification. All broadcast stations and cable systems shall transmit this Emergency Action Notification Message. This station has interrupted its regular programming at the request of the White House to participate in the Emergency Alert System. During this emergency, most stations will remain on the air providing news and information to the public in assigned areas. This is (station call name). We will continue to serve the (EAS Local Area name) area. If you are not in this Local Area, you should tune to stations providing news and information for your Local Area. You are listening to the Emergency Alert System serving the (EAS Local Area name) area. Do not use your telephone. The telephone lines should be kept open for emergency use.”

[@SpaceboyYT]

@@MR-jd1wq Huh?

[@SpaceboyYT]

@@MR-jd1wq Oh ok.

[@missbleach8767]

Windows logo, 🚹 KZbin

[@SpaceboyYT]

@@missbleach8767 Bruh

[@SpaceboyYT]

@@Corgipon Yeah. I was trying to say that too, but the words didn’t come out to me right.

[@Average.goober-rs6su]

Thought i was having a actual ad at the beginning till i realized it was the actual video lmao

[@Mrtad35]

Lol same

[@JustNinjaCactus]

Happened to me too!😂

[@sam8404]

This is really well done. Reminds me of Orson Welle's radio broadcast.

[@math_master3170]

I like the feeling at the end of the video that has the National Anthem. I think that it would make everyone feel united and trusting. It would keep everyone thinking that even through bad times we are still going to fight for it and stay united. I think that it gives bravery and confidence and trust and patriotism to everyone listening to it after the tragic warning that the nukes are falling. That addition of the National Anthem is the best.

[@leighaanna2599]

I like the national anthem but I would almost prefer Amazing Grace and give people one last reminder of their savior before they step out into eternity and face judgement by a Holy God. After all..everyone is appointed once to die then the judgement..got Jesus?? John 14:6

[@math_master3170]

@@leighaanna2599 I think that the National Anthem should still be played and that Amazing Grace should be played after the National Anthem.

[@leighaanna2599]

@@math_master3170 sounds like you may have served in our military and for that..I thank you for your service! God Bless!!

[@math_master3170]

@@leighaanna2599 Actually I am only 12 years old. But I plan to serve in the Army when I get older.

[@ann-mariepaliukenas19]

@@leighaanna2599 not everyone is/wants to be a Christian.

[@annalorree]

I doubt we would get that much intel. Also, most modern ICBMs are MERV, meaning each missile has 3-5 (sometimes more) independently targetable warheads. A single missile is likely to target several locations within a region, with overlap. That means a given target could easily have more than one detonation.

[@danielpetrucci8952]

Not to mention Russia made a new Hypersonic ICBM that can reach the UK in 5 minutes and reach the American Continent in 8 minutes meaning that NORAD will NOT BE ABLE to intercept a Hypersonic ICBM

[@annalorree]

@@danielpetrucci8952 all ICBMs are hypersonic, that just means they exceed Mach 5. The achievement Russia has attained is a hypersonic glide re-entry vehicle for their warheads that give them some ability at evasion during the re-entry phase after release from the MIRV. Aside from that, yes Russia has had a hypersonic cruise missile since the 1980s. The US researched the tech back in the 1970s, but abandoned it as not beneficial. Just as we dropped the B1 (super fast and low altitude) as a nuclear bomber in favour of the B52 and the B2 (and now the B21) which are all slower, and more manoeuvrable, we opted for slower than hypersonic cruise missiles. Russia decided speed was better than manoeuvrable.

[@danielpetrucci8952]

@@annalorree okay I see so it's preferance on either countries war strategy got ya 👌

[@elizabethjorgensen5876]

Your EAS scenario is very appropriate considering that WW3 appears to be unfolding now!

[@bababooey5195]

You need to stop watching Faux 'News' genius

[@JBIsDoingStuff]

Colorado: Denver metro: Air Force Academy: Buckley AFB: Cheyenne Mountain Complex: Peterson and Scriever AFBs: Fort Carson Army Base: "are we all jokes to you?"

[@Grenadier311]

I recall reading that the Soviet Union in the 80's had multiple (well over 10) missiles (SS-18) each equipped with either 1 - 20MT warhead, 4 - 5MT warheads or 20 - 1MT's: all targeting the Denver area, as it hosts the second largest/most numerous critical US government complexes after DC.

[@tcpratt1660]

[Rocky Flats has entered the chat.] "Um, Putin? Too late! I already screwed up the Denver Metro almost as much as Santa Susana screwed up Los Angeles. What more can you do that I already didn't?" [Santa Susana Field Laboratory has entered the chat.] "Yeah, as insane as Rocky Flats and Putin are, they didn't do open sodium burn pits like I did!" [the HazMat Suit Guys from Plainly Difficult have entered the chat.] "I don't care that you're stepping on my foot any more, HazMatGuy #2." "Who said I'm a guy, HazMatGuy #1? (HazMatGal dips HazMatGuy and French kisses him, with tongue.) "WOOOOOOOOOO!!! Make me explode like Chernobyl Unit #4, baby!"

[@2020-blocky]

What?​@@tcpratt1660

[@jcpc9864]

Why does this bring out a raw emotion and make me want to cry?

[@jakefranklin89]

Yeah you’re definitely not gonna make it

[@ru5ty829]

Everyone keep in mind Russia has beyond hypersonic capability, with missiles flying at speeds of Mach 10. We would not have 10 minutes. We would have 1, at the most. Moving at over 2 miles per second

[@CardinalSin_96]

Welp, I'm in PHX. Nice knowing y'all. Sucks knowing I've never got to see any of my professional sports teams win a championship.

[@808scott]

Not a good idea to watch this at 1am in the dark, you will have trouble falling asleep.

[@tateroselyn6263]

LITERALLY ME RN OMG

[@808scott]

@@tateroselyn6263 sorry 😞

[@Swevenie]

BRO LITERALLY ME IDK WHY I WATCHED THIS😕😕

[@thehammurabichode7994]

Finna head right to sleep

[@ajc-ff5cm]

I know this isn’t real, but man it fucked with my anxiety. Realistic or not, it was well done. Let’s hope current events don’t turn into this for real.

[@bosumrall4235]

In these time frames with minute men missles I think should be successfully intercepted

[@wattz5493]

@@bosumrall4235 it’s still scary how large the Russian nuclear stockpile is, and what’s going on in Europe with Putin throwing threats left and right..not to mention ICBMs travel at insane speeds so it gives such little time to prepare

[@triumastu2056]

I have been listening to this all day, so that when the real event comes I may stay calm and ready.

[@JadedCl0ckWorks]

Lets just hope there wont be one 👍😶

[@michaelvaughn3392]

@@Crazypug2881 Russia invading Ukraine? Possible

[@michaelvaughn3392]

@@Crazypug2881 that is true. All it takes is one missile for shit to hit the fan

[@celtic7029]

@@michaelvaughn3392 heck all it takes is one country from nato to interfere and thats it

[@thermslusitania1151]

@@Crazypug2881 that's how insane Vladimir Putin is Stephen because of the sanctions is economy is down millions of Ukrainian citizens are being killed on purpose airstrikes I'm pretty sure Vladimir Putin wouldn't give two craps on starting a World War last nuclear war I don't think he would really care

[@TomBarrister]

"Tom" (the NOAA weather voice) at his/its best. The military would have a chance up to about a minute to impact to continue to try to intercept the ICBM's, although the chances would be slim. Of course, the graphics shown wouldn't be available in a real-time emergency. The presentation is better than 90% of others I've seen. Good work.

[@chrishenniker5944]

One of my recent (February 2022) dreams was that I was back at secondary school and England came under attack. I although I didn’t see the explosion, I knew that they hit Crystal Palace, which is a park and athletics track in south London. Looking up the symbols I saw, I thought it meant something more personal, like a family argument or similar. This was before any military action occurred in Eastern Europe.

[@servantofourlordjesuschris6456]

I dreamed of multiple missiles flying over the night sky a couple of years ago. And when they hit the ground they caused massive mushroom-like explosions of different colors like blue and red. I went to my mother's place and found Putin with a Hitler mustache. I live in the United States. It was a freaky dream, I kept having these dreams. There were also massive tsunamis hitting the U.S. coast. I later found out that Russia had trident missiles to cause massive radioactive tsunamis. I thought this was a vision from God or something and then later Ukraine was attacked by Russia.

[@WilberTejada-s9p]

2:32 4:23 Los Angeles, San Diego-Tijuana, Chicago, Houston, Phoenix, New York City, Philadelphia and Seattle

[@KarmanicMizery]

Not going to lie, with whats been happening lately, this is a real possibility.

[@User-b9q2z]

No it's not

[@tobytheimposter]

Fr and omg squished adam

[@robkearsy2995]

Considering neo cons love war it will

[@slyguythreeonetwonine3172]

I have Brave, I haven't seen an ad on YT for almost a year now. I was extremely confused at the beginning and tabbed out thinking I might need to update my browser!

[@AlexanderMooreProbus]

I am Ukrainian... You can't even imagine how scary this video is.

[@aristeidislykas7163]

And it will all have started because of the corrupt elites in Ukraine!

[@aristeidislykas7163]

Yeah? Wasn't it NATO the one who ran scared out of Afghanistan?

[@Hamlet2344]

@@aristeidislykas7163 Afganistan is a hard nut to crack, almost everyone who's tried to get in has failed. Except the taliban, but they were already there

[@Charles-pf7zy]

@@aristeidislykas7163 it takes a ratio of 1:50 (soldiers, civilians) for even a well seasoned military to successfully defeat and occupy a country with an insurgency. 1 million US troops occupied a small fraction of Germany after ww2. A 25,000 strong skeleton crew can not occupy a country of 30-40 million people. It’s got nothing to do with being scared. Every battle we got in with the Taliban was crushed with a kill ratio of 15:1. Suck it

[@sef9512]

Sorry that after your comment this nightmare became true

[@leebimsleeleebims9831]

My kids played this warning message over our surround sound inturupting a movie my wife was watching and she absolutely freaked out beyond anyone's most wild imagination and completely losed it . She started running around the house yelling to my kids that we were under attack and we had at the most 15 mins to find a underground bomb shelter somewhere in the neighborhood and to grab a warm set of clothes at to get downstairs immediately then started screaming at me to hurry up and find any important documents while she got the dog on the Leash . Then she proceeded to run out side to warn all the neighbors if they had heard what was going on and the get in their cars and get out of the area right away we were under attack missiles had already been launched just freaking out . And luckily a buddy of mine had played the warning message to me about a week earlier so I knew already that it was not real .. at this point I knew it was my kids who had played it and we're trying to prank us . And let me tell you they sure we're . At least my wife that is I already knew. So I figured I'd just let the entire thing play out for a few mins . And that few mins I never should of . Because again my wife went from completely calm watching her movie totally in her own world to freaking the eff out I'm about 1.2; secs.and was not very easy to get her to calm down for even a sec or two and explain that it was all just a prank that our kids had played on us and that we all good n safe there were no nukes already flying in the air towards us. I must of told her a good 10 or 15 time that it was a prank before she finally realized what was happening. . Wow was that the most incredible most messed up to prank certain people with like my wife being one of those people because she was really concerned about the family and pet trying to get us all to safety and I love her that much more for that. But after that she was absolutely furious and not a happy camper. She put my kids on restriction for a month. Lol no comp. No phones .no I pads no nothing . . Please if you actually have read out entire experience that I have written on here . Take in to consideration before pranking certain people and what their reaction might be before doing so . This literally could kill somebody with a bad heart or something. . Although I still this it was hilarious and still laugh about it everyday ((laugh inside myself quietly)) that is . My wife if damaged from it and is still pissed . Thanks for reading .. have a great day . 🤘😎🤘💯

[@Hardkless]

:7

[@beforeisaythisimugly.7757]

Funny because I was thinking of pranking my paranoid mom with this. Nvm

[@allyssaguerra1253]

@@beforeisaythisimugly.7757 same hereeeeee lol

[@IAmTheGuy1477]

If at all, don’t let it play out for a long time. It could be a learning moment especially in the scary time we live in today, but like at most 20 seconds… sometimes it really does beg the question. What would we really do…. If this was real??

[@leebimsleeleebims9831]

My wife still to this day is mad at me and the kids ..not sure if it's because she totally got (punked) .and fell for the prank big time . Therefore she feels super embarrassed and like a total idiot for running out front screaming to all the neighbors that we were under attack . Or just super disappointed at us. The kids are the ones who mastermind it and the timing could not of been more perfect. But then again she mad at me because I didn't stop it sooner than I did but instead decided to let it play out .. it really has affected her . If I would of known I would never of let it play out . I feel really bad ..

[@elijahsplaytime2540]

Could you imagine this happening while you're sleep at night.. not even knowing what happened to you

[@ncgamervt]

This is scary

[@ann-mariepaliukenas19]

No it’s the best way to go.

[@christopherleubner6633]

Yup and you are awakened by the booms, think its thunder and go back to bed. You wake up late for work and wonder why the power is out and see the eas messages on your phone but no service... 😲💩

[@joedinkinsjr.677]

That's the way I want it to be. Just sleep through the whole thing.

[@jamesasmus325]

Not necassarilly. A lot of towns and cities have civil defense sirens that would wake you up.

[@J.JAbs36]

Can confirm, not the best video to prank your girlfriend with on a calm and normal Saturday night. Prob will be sleeping in couch.

[@Wafflecombo54]

Bro your EAS scenario’s are too good

[@CHICAGORILLATV]

It hit different now 😭

[@skylerbono7463]

I watch these to help get over my fear of the alerts themselves. I can look at my phone when I hear that alert sound.

[@darkbeastfr]

The fact that The EAS voice (aka Perfect Paul) sounds worried, makes this more scarier...

[@dontmove55]

when you said "now we will play out national anthem, thank you for your copoperation" that gave me chills, and im brisih lol great video, also sorry for the bad spelling, i can barely see my monitor atm lol

[@jannikheidemann3805]

How would a modern TV look if it were struck by EMP? Would it just become black or would you see the screen glitch out? I know that my computer monitor glitches out when I flick the mains switch. But an EMP induces overcurrent in cables frying vital components if it destroys an device. A completely different process to turning the power off. How might that look and could you add something looking like that in the last frames of the next updated version of a video like this?

[@ThyPandora]

It'd shut off. Probably burn out loudly and shut off.

[@mccauleyhogan650]

To be honest watching this right now feels pretty terrifying

[@Klx363]

What about now

[@mccauleyhogan650]

Yeah its definitely way worse now i streamed this on the tv at my parents on thanksgiving and everyone shit bricks lol ​@Klx363

[@pugthepug7910]

Message states the missle will hit in 15 to 20 mins.. yet expects you to watch the rest of the video that continues for the next 10+ minutes..

[@jacksonvilletaxman1]

Great job Yuan. Videos were crisp, clean, and informative

[@professional.commentator]

Not even two minutes in and my mom in the other room is asking me "what's going on" like she started getting really worried when she heard that infamous Emergency Sound.

[@janemorris6712]

I've been watching more and more of these to mentally prepare myself for what's possibly going to come. We're living in dangerous times right now.

[@bee1445]

In nuclear war, you want to be in the blast of the bomb. If the scenario in this video happens, the world is coming to an end. The economy will collapse. Your money is worth nothing. Food production stops. Water sanitation will fail to stop the fallout from entering drinking water. Gas will be unavailable for cars. Your employer if they still exist will shut down and no job to be had. Farms will be unable to ship their food due to fallout contamination. Being in the blast is a quick death. Being outside the blast is a slow death of either radiation poisoning or starvation. We must strongly encourage our world leaders to always choose peace and diplomacy because no one person should decide that 8 billion people are going to die directly/indirectly of their decision.

[@floydlawsen]

They wouldn't have that level of detail like a news broadcast. like where missiles will hit and how many were shot down. It would just tell us an attack is inbound OR not even warn us at all. In fact it is likely they would not issue an alert for a full attack, since it would add to panic and road gridlock.

[@AotearoaAviation]

Why do I keep binge-watching these

[@PrincessPink433]

I’ve actually had several vivid dreams/nightmares where a nuclear bomb went off near me and the explosion just passed over me like I wasn’t even there and I remained completely unscathed. I don’t know if this is a prophetic dream or if God was trying to tell me something. Over the years I’ve taken my dreams more seriously as potential signs, especially during these times.

[@lesszzz5611]

me too it’s horrible

[@AkiyamaKatsuko]

That happened to me except my dream was alot like the nuke scene from Terminator 2.

[@bearpaw72]

I had such a dream a few months ago.

[@simono.954]

I've had the same dreams too where im running up my grandmas stairs to see the fallout and once I get up there, the second storie of her house is obliterated and I see a ton of black hawk helicopters heading west, I literally live on the outskirts of PHX. Gnarly stuff I'll tell ya!

[@bearpaw72]

One way your nightmares would surely come true is if mere RUMOURS went around that The Beatles - John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr - were pedophiles.

[@lukestrawwalker]

Back in the late 80's or early 90's, I was headed back to the hay field near our small town about 45 miles from downtown Houston. My little brother had taken over running the tractor and hay mower while I went home for lunch. I was listening to the Roger Gray talk show in Houston on the radio when the EAS came on... which wasn't an uncommon thing back then, the long BEEEEP tone and then the "this is a test, it is only a test, if this were an actual emergency, the tone you just heard would be followed by official news, information, or instructions. This has been a test of the emergency broadcast system". Only this time there was a short silence following the tone then a "stand by for a message from the President of the United States... please stand by..." Then DEAD SILENCE. I was like "oh chit!" and was rounding the corner off the road into the hay meadow, drove out across it to where my brother was working, got out and walked up to the tractor as he pulled up to a stop, and told him, "Leave the tractor running, but get down, LOOK AT THE GROUND and DO NOT LOOK UP, and walk back to the truck". He was like, "what?" and I told him, "Don't ask questions, just do it, don't look up and if anything happens, be ready to just drop to the ground and stay there til its over". He got off and we walked back to the truck and got in, and he was like, "what is it?" and about this time Roger Gray comes on the radio and says, "sorry folks we put in the wrong tape... sorry about that!" Then I had to explain to my brother what just went on. Kinda scares the crap out of you. Later! OL J R :)

[@kennethc9996]

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[@NonSenseMcGee]

So glad this popped back up on my feed now, of all times.

[@THEREALLostsoul6996]

This is really good... Almost too well made

[@michaelf.bender3718]

Watching and listening to this is scary and a real possibility.

[@snowflower7668]

the national anthem was a nice touch, adds a little more eeriness to it. Well done 👍