Villagers React To Top G-Force Things Ever & Gravity ! Tribal People React To Top G-Force Things

Tribal People / Villagers try different International Food & Gadgets for the first time today Tribal People React to Top G-Force Things Ever & Gravity for first time. They give pure reaction to the food & things they have never tried. Subscribe to our channel for latest videos.
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[@Jolojingco]

Tribal people react to The Ocean Is Way Deeper Than You Think

[@Jolojingco]

By Real Life Lore

[@jensemannolte8924]

I recommend that for so long good that someone else wants that

[@MinogFarted]

LESSS GOO

[@MinogFarted]

Oh yeah DaBaby is a dead meme

[@MinogFarted]

OOOG SELLLL

[@Spikeelsucko]

is it just me, or is Sarru getting more and more confident about information and the way things work? I loved his gravity demo! I also love how these three are becoming the "Science Division" of CMS. Maybe consider some labcoats for them? :)

[@WookieWarriorz]

haha or the arrogance of youth. Babu is so humble because hes lived so long and understands how little we all know in the grand scheme of things. Love to all

[@Spikeelsucko]

@@WookieWarriorz Babu is the absolute definition of wise elder

[@stewall101]

The rest of the village probably now call them "The Egg-Head Bunch".

[@julilla1]

You're not alone, I feel that Sarru is speaking up much more. He used to seem a bit shy or uncertain and now he's giving us all his opinions and thoughts.

[@svenjansen2134]

Yes he's opening up and it's a splendid sight. God I love these guys. I make my kids watch this.

[@J.Burrough]

I would to hear that Sarru has been encouraged to finish school if he’s not to old for attending laws. That is if he is not working full time of course. It could absolutely help his future financial stability and enable him to care for a family of his own. Your channel just really might be making a noticeable difference in peoples live. Keep up your great great my friends and Brothers.

[@FIRE_STORMFOX-3692]

I like how babu doesn't see himself as particularly educated when we see him as full of knowledge, it's just not the same kind of knowledge

[@Spazzmatazzz]

One of my favorite quotes was from George Chapman in 1605. He said, "Young men think old men are fools; but old men know young men are fools." ☺

[@BboyKeny]

Knowledge is the "known ledger". So basically information that is accepted as factual. Wisdom is information you can gain through knowledge, but also through experience and stories. Babu is uneducated in science, but very educated in life.

[@Spazzmatazzz]

@@BboyKeny Exactly. There is much knowledge that cannot be learned in books. Only by living. I love Babu's hunger for new information. I found out in one of the videos that he's a year younger than me. He's 64.

[@leslierivera1140]

Babu knowdlege and wisdom comes with age. Not as everyone seems to think is school...

[@Spazzmatazzz]

@@leslierivera1140 Ain't it the truth! I'm a year older than Babu, btw, and yes, my reply was kinda self serving... ☺

[@suhandatanker]

I was eating dinner as normal when you uploaded, all my cousin's and family is watching you from the dinner table 😅

[@i.m.7710]

😍😍😍😍😍

[@kim7990]

Sarru is so cute when explaining that falling mug's gravity

[@brookeallen4047]

They did such a great job applying this knowledge to every day events! I loved how Sarru was giving the lesson in the beginning

[@mikeg6285]

I need Babu to adopt me as his grandson and teach me the ways of eternal happiness. Man loves everything and is just happy to witness it. Love that guy.

[@launabanauna8958]

Babu is a Zen Master of life.

[@muthah3013]

Yes! Sarru! Babu learns quickly. Raeen can absorb the knowledge, explain what he has learned, and is able to apply it to new situations. Most excellent. Imagine the potential of any of these three men in a formal higher education.

[@Abdullah_al-BaAlawi]

Idea: villagers reacted to the deep sea creatures

[@Abdullah_al-BaAlawi]

@@ericdarkgoat4050 ah yes that "handsome" fish

[@Abdullah_al-BaAlawi]

@@ericdarkgoat4050 the "epic" fish

[@Abdullah_al-BaAlawi]

@@ericdarkgoat4050 fish is a meme

[@Abdullah_al-BaAlawi]

@@ericdarkgoat4050 memes

[@kim7990]

This!

[@ciccipuccy]

I love the science videos, everytime I learn something new with them 💖

[@crimemastergogo7878]

Enna sona tujhe Rab ne banaya 😍

[@MarkHobbes]

14:29 Moon gravity is 1/6 of Earth's, but still has enough gravity to pull you down. There is a misconception that the Moon doesn't have gravity, that's not true.

[@PladimirVutin]

Who says Moon doesn't have gravity??? Gravity is in Everything that has mass... Even an Atom has gravity

[@tubularap]

@@PladimirVutin - It was Babu (the old man) who said so, because he assumed there was zero gravity in space and on the Moon. Arnon (the man behind Common Man Show) has mentioned that he does not want to interrupt their pure reactions with corrections, but explains it later. And otherwise Babu will learn that from future videos.

[@HermanVonPetri]

Even the video they were watching kind of made this mistake. It said that the astronauts on the space station weren't affected by gravity. But they only _seem_ to be in zero gravity because they are falling at the same rate as the station they are inside of. Because they are in orbit they are very much affected by gravity. It's a very common misunderstanding even among those who know better.

[@chucku00]

@@HermanVonPetri You're absolutely right : no need to be in space to experience this free falling sensation. It can be achieved in a falling elevator or in a Zero-G (inappropriate name but that's the name Novespace gives to their Airbus) plane. The other problem is English language doesn't have a word for free falling other than weightlessness even when there isn't zero-G. In French there is "impesanteur" for relative weightlessness, and "apesanteur" for absolute weightlessness. "Real" zero-G could be obtained in space only in Lagrange points, when the gravity of a celestial object is in balance with another one, of course if we don't take into account the movement of these celestial objects and the rest of the Universe! ; )

[@HermanVonPetri]

@@chucku00 The big difficulty is understanding that we can only feel acceleration when there is something pushing on us (the ground under our feet, the seat of a car, etc.) In free-fall there is nothing pushing against our body and thus we cannot feel it. I will give the term "zero-G" a pass because a "gee" is simply the variable given to the force of acceleration imparted to a body. Yes, it means "gravity" but that's only because one unit of G-force is equal to that of Earth's gravity.

[@michaelquinn2614]

Just how do we send gifts to these three wonderful humans?

[@CommonManShow]

[e-mail] mail after some days later as here is lockdown

[@michaelquinn2614]

@@CommonManShow I wish you all a speedy return to some normality and thank you for the email address. Gifts will be sent as soon as is possible. Best wishes. Michael

[@Willoajsjs]

I live in America and I learn some new things all the time from this channel. Thank you

[@frobeusns6404]

I love these guys so much. If you are ever able to travel to the United States and come to Texas, I would gladly treat them to a feast

[@tubularap]

It is almost inevitable that somewhere in the future they will travel abroad and be hosted by their fans, who will show them around. That would be so awesome.

[@adarsh4764]

Neutron Star- I have the highest G force in the universe! Blackhole- Aww you so cute!

[@sandrobittencourt7170]

Every time I see a video in this channel I realize that our friends are high valour persons. Despite of simplicity, they always teach us about their compreension of things and way of life. Better than this, they have a thirst for knowledge and always promisse to tell the others, going the knowledge ahead. This make me remember a popular proverb (or a famous phrase): "No one is so wise that he does not have something to learn and not so foolish that he does not have something to teach"! Hugs from Brazil once more!!!

[@loulage941]

I enjoy watching these humble people and learned alot about g force. GREAT VIDEO.!

[@Someone-u-know2]

I enjoy watching them experience new things ... Being given the opportunity to expand their range of knowledge. We take our knowledge for granted and are willing to be dumbed down while they relish the opportunity to learn new things. They are allowing blessings into their lives and I want them to experience more. In all your getting in life - get knowledge. People perish for their lack of it. Thumbs up 👍 to these three gentlemen for their appreciation when given new things to experience. Folks don't know how to 'appreciate' the simple things we have in our lives especially when others don't have the opportunities we have. The joy I see in their eyes and the expressed gratitude... Priceless... 😀

[@JokerInk-CustomBuilds]

in all theese reacion videos I am allways happy to see how eager they are to learn... Human curiosity is the best trait we have!

[@johndocherty322]

cool video it is insane how powerful g force is. sending love too all involved in the common man show and community i pray for the safety of all

[@BEBAY]

That lobster villain in One Punch Man makes so much sense now 😂😂 11:18

[@Nikkistrict]

Love the ending to this, very nice way to teach and also comfort

[@MisterHavoc]

0:36 The first step to learning is to admit that you don't know. Babu's wisdom shines again. All three of them picked this up very quickly! They've discovered the links they have to these concepts and how they can actually feel them! Real learning in action. Nice work guys.

[@dbell582]

It’s amazing to me that even though their education isn’t very much that they catch onto ideas and theorize themselves about things they’ve never learned about. They’re eager to learn and discuss that knowledge. Great video

[@enrique88005]

Lack of education is a detriment to society as a whole.. these are not stupid people, just a lack of education..its awesome watching them learn things

[@michaeltnk1135]

I love seeing their knowledge increase! Great video!

[@pamelatitterington2453]

That was so fascinating, glad to watch, with the gentlemen

[@AriMalatesta]

I love these videos, because I look at things with fresh eyes, trough theirs. The wonders of life. Thank you: the channel and Babu, Raeen, Sarru and all the others.

[@LeJipTheHype]

This is turning into science class and I love it. They should be asked what they would be most passionate to get a degree for given the opportunity to attend a well established university. Then you should just have them do online courses for whatever discipline they choose and make it a separate channel. I bet more people that shared similar interests but have no money would benefit greatly from this and we could see these three gentlemen reach higher potentials. Imagine babu after music theory courses!!

[@tubularap]

I feel you. But the reality is that they each have a life, where they have to work to support their families. I would love to see them going on travels, parachute jumps, balloon flights, etc etc, and learn and experience so much more. Even if funds were generated for that, they have wives and children that would be left behind or could be involved. Any which way it will go, their participation so far is already changing their lives.

[@i.m.7710]

@@tubularap I would like to see them taught skills and useful knowledge that will improve their lives. Carpentry, masonry, the actual tools🔧🔩🛠⚒⛏🔨 to make things, to build houses, workshops, that are sturdy and safe. Whatever is most useful for them. How to make musical instruments, better fishing gear, farming help...whatever they would love to do and can make money for them that they can involve their kids.

[@LeJipTheHype]

@@tubularap I think they could spare some time out of their day for class if they were getting money from a patreon. From previous episodes we can conclude that what is considered scraps to many from a wealthy nation is sometimes more than a months salary for villagers such as these fine men. "They have to work to support their families" doesnt sound like a good excuse to me when what i proposed is far from traditional schooling.

[@tubularap]

@@LeJipTheHype - It is good you clarified. I did not let your suggestion sink in fully before. It is true that a financial compensation is needed to take time to study. I would be the donor if I could. Hoping that it will happen for them.

[@tubularap]

@@i.m.7710 - Yes, useful information that will help them along, broaden their options, creating a stable profession. I can see Raeen going into science (like astronomy) but also applying science to farming, where his heart is (instead of being taylor). Babu should be able to retire gracefully, and share his stories, knowledge and music with the local and online communities. Sarru can go so many directions. He is taking it all in. I'm curious to follow where his interests will focus on, eventually. This is an amazing Show for the Common Man. [edited for typo]

[@TheKellie03]

Listen.... I have come to adore these three guys!! I've been passing these vids along to friends. Good job with the channel.

[@frankie4919]

these kind of videos are so good for them, cos they get to explain things for their everyday life. Maybe you could show how water purifiers work, or how very high/very low temperature change things, how electricity works... there are so many things!

[@CluelessBookworm]

You are doing a fantastic job picking educational videos for them. I'm enjoying the videos as much as the reactions.

[@vorcanvorcan9032]

So... When are you guys gonna take a ride on a roller-coaster? 😁 Would love to see that!

[@apersunthathasridiculously9651]

Seeing them happy, make me happy 🙂

[@schonkigplavuis8850]

Sarru gave SUCH a cool lesson on gravity in the intro.

[@TwistedThor187]

Good morning ya'll. Genuine, thats what these videos are and its fantastic. Cheers! Also, loved the thumbnail including Jeremy Clarkson

[@Neceros]

Sarru is so adorable.

[@danielpaulson3333]

Tribal people react to vsauce “what is down”, or veritasium “why gravity is not a force” Edit:I don’t know how well those videos will translate

[@yuriiklopovsky]

You should teach them about Newtonian orbital mechanics. About how you need speed and not altitude to keep something in orbit. And about how weightlessness works.

[@GrandmaLoves2Scuba]

I love learning new things right along with you three 💗

[@ghastlyderp2637]

Its so awesome watching them learn

[@MsBebegurl0212]

They definitely need to react to the sling shot ride and other fails like that.

[@hobodozer]

Yes. More science please.

[@crashstitches79]

Working for years on the Big Shot ride at the top of Las Vegas's Stratosphere Tower, I rode the ride hundreds of times. It's launched so hard that you feel 4G's. Even after hundreds of rides, it's a new sensation every time.

[@patrique2119]

Just a sidenote, I wanna see peacock shrimps beating up animals like they own the whole damn seas lmao

[@andregon4366]

1:00 even tribal people have more understanding of gravity than flat earthers living in a first world country.

[@AhJodie]

You all are so cool. Hugs.

[@habbahan]

These guys make a great company for watching anything really. Their reaction is so honest, one can’t help but smile in joy

[@WuWuWuTangTangTang]

Get these boys on a roller coaster!

[@garryandjanepannell8594]

My oldest child got hit by a baseball that was hit with a bat by another child and he tried to catch it. He was hit right in the middle of his chest. Thankfully no serious damage was done. This was amazing to watch I learned along with the gentlemen.

[@schonkigplavuis8850]

A jellyfish being compared to a celestial body is probably the weirdest thing i've said in a sentence.

[@Swrdfshtrmbns]

Excellent episode.

[@svenjansen2134]

Best channel out there. You guys will be KZbin celebrities. Get ready!

[@stanzaloan3454]

Babu your words and views on life make you smarter than many who do have an education. We're all smart in our own way and there's always a lesson to be learned from others on this life long path

[@julilla1]

You choose such great videos for them. I love learning more in depth along with them!

[@thdude1873]

This was a rlly interesting video. I think it would be cool showing them roller coasters in VR!

[@crimemastergogo7878]

YESSSSS...🙌 weeeeeeeeeeee

[@Kivas_Fajo]

The so called vaccuum generated by the peacock shrimp is water boiling at the tip of its clubs. The acceleration is so fast water starts to boil and therefore producing a bubble. Incredible.

[@HankHopeless]

These three guys must be the best student EVER

[@daanishsandhu5479]

Plz. More mr slav reactions

[@FIRE_STORMFOX-3692]

They looked soo happy to learn

[@Gwynsladle]

nice and neat step to introduce and teach them about gravity. next year, let them react to flattards when they are well educated.

[@peppersanches412]

By next year maybe you won't be so bitter 😅😅😅

[@mycroft16]

Not enough people have this thirst for knowledge. It's a two edged sword though as it is an appetite that can't ever be satisfied. Every answer creates more questions. But each new thing you learn opens up countless possibilities in your mind. You literally start seeing the world differently.

[@louisepagels9032]

I love your videos....the information you provide is always interesting and entertaining. Thanks.❤. We all learned something new today.

[@user-Mike8290]

World's Wildest Plane Ride and Shanghai Tower 650 meters are amazing videos

[@NunYaO]

"Tribal people want to know" should be the title of this! I am so 1st world that I cannot fathom NOT knowing this!

[@bwunukey]

awww why havent you shown a black hole? that would have blown their minds, infinite gravity

[@danielphendarko2651]

video idea: "Villagers get a vr experience of the place that they want to go to"

[@tubularap]

Already done ... sort of. Go to the "Videos" page of this channel and look for the one with Google Earth. There are also many videos with VR. Among all their experiences in VR, they did visit their favourite places, but with Google Earth, not in VR.

[@tubularap]

What I want them to see is their own place where they live. Satellite imagery of that region on Google Maps/Earth will not be very high resolution, and also no Street View. But how about flying over with a drone, and having a live-feed of what the drone sees, on a phone or tablet screen. Babu already has flown a drone himself, but that was one without camera.

[@durv13]

sarru ? i applaud you . you didnt try to explain gravity . you showed it . follow your curiosity brother . you have a world of knowledge to take in . i can see you going a long way . im 56 and im still learning every day . i look for things to learn . tho i never did well at school . ive learned more in life than i ever learned at school . follow your dreams sarru . youll always be happy .

[@fatdad64able]

It's true, the numbers got so big the force cannot be imagined by my brain.

[@RonLarhz]

Missed the opportunity to clarify with sarru that force=mass x acceleration. Once again raeen was on the right track.

[@sharonevans8874]

Hello Raeen, Sarru, and Babu! Watching from the USA! Stay well and may God blanket you all with many blessings!

[@johnward1182]

Bravo guys, bravo!

[@dionysusfall3179]

Timelapse of the universe pls

[@tubularap]

Done. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKO6YadpYrKbpac Check the "Videos"page of this channel for many many great videos already made and posted.

[@fad23]

Now I want them to watch a series of OKGO videos, starting with Upside Down and Inside Out.

[@sarveshmore4665]

please show them some more intersting common life physics videos..

[@FIRE_STORMFOX-3692]

Also please kindly let them know that Gravity and G forces are measurements of Acceleration.

[@matthewdrauch7049]

Love these videos. I have a request.....Please make an episode about deep sea exploration!

[@chucku00]

Clarkson image in the thumbnail isn't due to G-force but to air pressure produced by speed in a car without windshield. G-force is relative to acceleration, not to constant speed.

[@fugasi7803]

the first time i picked up a click beetle i shit my pants! lol

[@jamesd4923]

Education is always welcomed👏👍👍😀🙏

[@azcactus2008]

I like seeing how these people get so excited with new information. I’m sure if they had the opportunity for further education they would be amazing.

[@blazednlovinit]

I love how they say "this is great knowledge" "my knowledge is increased" "I can't wait for this knowledge". In the west the common person seems to have lost their reverence for knowledge

[@francescodinicola6311]

Would be lovely to see what the "boys" think of vertical farming. This channel is very pleasant, thank you for that.

[@ruahoneybadger5828]

there is a lot of POV of roler coaster ride.... can you give them a tid bit show for them... it is gonna be fun to see their reaction about a lots kind roller coaster around the world...

[@Olivia-qm3kk]

Such a cool video! 💕 I always learn right along with these boys. It's a beautiful thing. Edit: Would love to see more music reactions. Music needs no translation and may provide a break for our poor producers. Translating must be so time consuming and laborious! Maybe Babu and the boys could react to the band 'Queen'. The show they performed in the 80's at the global event "Live Aid" is particularly entertaining. 😄

[@GoofballAndi]

Great content as always! Id love to see you guys react to Max Millers video on Payasam!

[@claude5520]

Make them react to foreign toys, like hot wheels

[@syntheticwisdom1]

It has been great to see everyone so excited to learn about or see something new. I think it would be interesting to see them react to the music and culture of tribes across the world. Like the Northern Cree war cry, the Australian aborigines didgeridoo, the Aztec death whistle, Heilung (a band inspired by European tribes) performing at LIFA or their song Krigsgaldr.

[@rollinmarbles2908]

If you can, they should react to 3D printers, maybe even see one in person!

[@Wirmish]

3:43 - Tesla Model S

[@MannyLectro]

This video mixes gravity, centrifugal forces and acceleration/deceleration. It's not the same... Be careful not to confuse them.

[@BossClown9]

I love seeing them watch science videos

[@Greysflood]

I learn more from Common Man Show than I learned from school

[@j.lahtinen7525]

A slight correction to the video they were reacting to - it said "Astronauts in space are not affected by gravity". That is incorrect. Astronauts in space are actually in free fall, which is why they don't fell the gravity that is affecting them. They are constantly falling towards the Earth, but because they are also moving forward at a great speed, the Earth curves away from under them at the same rate they are falling. They are essentially falling towards the Earth... and missing it. Earth's gravity is still pulling at them, but they don't feel the effect, because they are falling. Just like a sky diver doesn't feel the pull of gravity (just the wind pushing up against them), as they are falling. In space, there is no air resistance, so their ship doesn't feel the wind either - it just keeps falling, at the same rate as it's moving sideways, and because the Earth is round, instead of falling towards the Earth, it falls around the Earth.

[@tubularap]

You are right, it is micro-gravity. But in this case that is nitpicking. To let them get the concept of absence-of-gravity is the first step. Many videos will follow that will clarify the idea of micro-gravity for them. I've already seen them connecting info from various videos together and picking up on the details.

[@j.lahtinen7525]

@@tubularap I agree - it's a small correction. But the original video could have fixed it very simply, by changing the wording. Instead of saying "Astronauts in space are not affected by gravity", they could have said "Astronauts in space do not feel the effects of gravity." The first sentence is wrong, the second is correct (it just lacks the explanation of why they don't feel gravity).

[@tubularap]

@@j.lahtinen7525 - I get your point. But still; precise semantics does not fit well with people comprehending the absence of gravity.for the first time. It is not that they will blame us later, for a wrong wording. What is better that they will see a separate video that explains the micro-gravity from 'falling' by clear examples and experiments. Many videos like that are available, and I trust Common Man Show to get there.

[@tubularap]

@@j.lahtinen7525 - I agree with you that the videos that are used to show the men could be ... better. Both in wording and sometimes in the imagery these videos use. It comes down to selecting the right ones in a sea of videos about any given subject. But again, I trust Common man Show. I see the multiple videos where the men were shown spaceflight, and the videos about the Universe. First the distances, then the imagery from Hubble, the sizes of planets, stars and galaxies, and recently a time-lapse of Time. Together they give the men a good idea. Hoping that they will learn more about the specifics of the International Space Station, and living in micro-gravity.

[@game-f-un-limitedgamer8958]

And that completes my daily dose of orbital physics today.

[@DevKumar.L]

Show them slow-mo videos too please

[@ultraman5168]

If you can, please have them react to the life cycle of stars and black holes

[@b.balazs6301]

I don't know why youtube suggested this video, or why I am watching it, but i like it. :D

[@kim7990]

Imagine Sarru and Raen on roller coaster hehe

[@davemottern4196]

These three gentlemen are hungry for knowledge!

[@arahok7675]

some cars as pagani zonda r or aventador svj can overcome 3.0g when turning, because they can perform an hard turn at 230kmh without lose grip, is peak, but they can stand around 2g also some pilots already reached 14g, mirage and rafale already got this peak, also gripen, but an american pilot is able to keep 14g even he never had to use all of it