YouTubers Ended Someone’s Life For a Video…

KZbinrs Ended Someone’s Life For a Video…
MrBeast clones have been everywhere recently and sadly a lot of them bring the mentality of doing anything for views. Today we are talking about a 50 hour in Lamborghini Urus challenge that went the worst way possible from an Italian youtube group by the name of TheBoarderline
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[@samanthareimann596]

As a parent this makes me so mad. I cannot imagine how the parents who lost their child feel, and finding out the true reason behind it would be so infuriatingly devastating. My heart truly breaks for their family.

[@atozy]

absolutely horrifying and so unfair.

[@luckyluchiano72]

i cannot understand how this generation sees idiots being made fun of by 3/4 of society and goes “let me do something like that so im famous/notorious too!” amd this makes even LESS sense knowing your going to jail so youl get absolutely NOTHING but 5 seconds of fame

[@mightymeatymech]

@@luckyluchiano72 i promise it's not the whole generation. my brother's fourteen, he would never do this or support unsafe driving for youtube videos. he'd actually yell at me if i did this, and i'm twice his age. granted that's just one kid, but still. he can't be the only one with a good head on his shoulders lmao, i gotta hold onto hope

[@filmandfirearms]

@@luckyluchiano72 It's the result of a culture that glorifies fame at all costs and rejects objective morality

[@HoodieHorizon]

they should go after every cent those assholes have

[@Pgh2Dall]

They won't care about the kid that died. They will be upset they are locked up, never get a license or lose access to social media.

[@imesae3436]

So true. Immature idiots never get remorseful unless they truly lose something

[@Pgh2Dall]

@@imesae3436 Only remorseful if its something THEY care about. Then it still everyone else's fault.

[@jeffjeffries8924]

I don't know. They're idiots, but they're idiot kids. This is likely a wake up call for them, and something that is going to haunt them forever. That apology message sounded sincere to me.

[@Noah-cu5tn]

I am Italian and I am so glad that someone on KZbin is covering this. Because it was so wrong, so irresponsible, and what's worse is that people still picked up for them. It's sad, and I'm glad someone talked about this

[@LyraPyxisVT]

as a 3.3 percent italian myself, i agree with you, this is beyond infuriating, if i lived where he lived i would have punched him

[@erroneousfax9351]

It’s fucking astonishing how many people are commenting on their video’s saying “Insulting them doesn’t solve anything” like… so fucking what??? They deserve everything they get and probably more

[@Coffeeisnecessarynowpepper]

I love pasta ravioli and garlic bread, but I am on a diet so I can not have it :(

[@LyraPyxisVT]

@Nabiiaa no I'm not, I'm still Italian either way, don't denounce my dna cause I'm not half or quarter in half, I have Italian family members so stfu

[@franciscopereira2341]

​@@LyraPyxisVTsooo, "as someone who is not italian"... i am pretty sure i am 0% italian and i still got pissed at what these people did. I think you dont need to be italian to be pissed at this...

[@MoonWielder]

While it's deserving that they got their licenses revoked and social media taken away from them, they need to be in prison. As they are behind bars, they should copy Mr. Beast's 24-hour prison challenge, but this time, they can do it way longer.

[@canadajane7993]

I agree. You are old enough to have a youtube account your old enough to face consequences for YOUR actions

[@johannderjager4146]

24-year prison challenge with an added don't drop the soap challenge.

[@daytimestudios3678]

He should 24 years prison. MrBeast said don’t drop the soap, please. If you drop the soap, may God has mercy.

[@Kiddingyoumust]

​@@canadajane7993you can have an youtube account at like 6.

[@AndrewPureMI]

Right like 24 YEARS behind bars

[@Bro-Duh]

If he’s not charged with vehicular homicide than something went wrong

[@sharpnicolecatherine]

Along with every other charge they can charge him with

[@Knox-umbra]

Funnily enough, the Italian government only created laws surrounding vehicular homicide in 2016, I believe. Before that, it wasn't technically a crime (it was in reality, but lumped in with others apparently)

[@kalebhowatt6380]

Wouldn't be homicide it would have to be premeditated and it was an vehicular accident no planning going on there hopefully he gets manslaughter or something viable

[@mikesanders8621]

He should get the same sentence as that douche kid that killed a mother and baby while street racing.

[@NooLuck]

He should be charged with 3rd degree Murder

[@RebelBreed888]

50 years in prison challenge

[@SpiderHolland]

They deserve way more

[@SargeWolf010]

​@@SpiderHollandyes I agree

[@RebelBreed888]

@@SpiderHolland most definitely

[@hoziersexual]

Life in person challenge

[@eerreerr497]

Dude I guarantee at this point, that would be an actual challenge

[@StephanieDineley]

Heard about this last night, genuinely made me cry. I have a 5 year old and a 14 yr old...the thought of loosing a child in such a mindless fashion is unthinkable...I'd die along with my child, seriously don't think I would ever be able to move on. Prayers and thoughts with that mom/family.

[@nomahfuckah2080]

Not before I destroy the assailants entire life...and I do mean Entire.

[@Lora_Beolab]

it was only a boy, they'll get over it. thankfully the girl survived

[@StoneyBanks]

*losing

[@rayleighsmovies7152]

Being sleep deprived can be just as debilitating and dangerous as being drunk. Everyone should know and understand this. Besides the point, any and all actions such as theirs should result in loss of driving privileges for life, so good on Italy. I support that consequence everywhere.

[@Itsa-sh]

In the UK we have laws akin to drink or drug driving which will hold drivers accountible for driving whilst unfit, which includes sleep deprevation.

[@Smulenify]

A news article I read last night claimed he tested positive for cannabis, though if that meant he was currently high or just that he still had traces in his system idk. Might be wrong though.

[@dancesmokesmile344]

@@Itsa-sh same in Norway

[@isabellesapphirethomas1681]

​@@Itsa-shNorth America has those laws too. It's just not as enforced as I've seen for truck drivers

[@Usernameunknown129]

Yeah when I’m sleep deprived I get so loopy I would never want to drive the few times I’ve not slept or had like 1 hour and had to drive to work I was not having a good time I didn’t feel safe

[@Minniewinnie6923]

I have a 5 year old boy… imagining someone taking his life away especially for a KZbin video… I really can’t even put into words how disgusting this is.

[@wintertoastie315]

I think the rule to permanently removed the licence of killer drivers should be held up everywhere. If you kill someone with a car, you should never touch one again

[@deesmith8576]

small drop in the bucket as uber has arrived

[@dopesickdog]

​@@deesmith8576least then it's the Uber driver's fault if something happens, better for them to pay for taxi services forever than be allowed behind the wheel again

[@JayJayShawtyBae]

@@dopesickdogyou say that but what if it was an accident and the person behind the other car just happened to live? You’re going to strip them of everything plus jail time for something they didn’t do? Just because they lived and the one at fault is dead? Well you’d have to according to your bullshit. Tsk tsk.

[@TheTabbyKing]

my son is five, and I can't imagine not waking up with him every day just cause some KIDS decided to show off how rich they are. I started bawling when I saw the car cause you know...he was right there and got ALL of the impact...he changed lives forever...but for the worst...

[@charallave1000]

I think I'm going to cry, I wish they go to prison

[@SheilaDeBonis]

I doubt they actually bought it. Probably rented it or something. But renting is still expensive. So dumb for a young kid to lose a life because of these young people's egos for a new toy they probably don't even own.

[@adamseward3567]

Few things about their apology that make me want to drop-kick these c***s: 1.Posted on a social media platform so their fans can see how “sorry they are” instead of a private apology to the family (if they would even accept it) 2.Apology sounds like they are sending condolences to the family of a victim killed in a random accident they heard about instead of apologizing for killing someone’s child 3.Used apology to say how well intentioned their goals were 4.Plays victim by stating they have been scared for life so people with feel more sympathy (not saying they weren’t scared, but doing so in an apology is selfish) 5. Gives their retirement announcement in the same message as their apology for killing a child

[@lizzfrmhon]

SAME!!! As if they had nothing to do with the death of the boy. Some pre written PR bullshit. It’s just mind boggling. I wish I could punch them in their faces too!

[@jeffjeffries8924]

I dunno. The apology sounded genuine to me. Just because they showed callous disregard for other people's safety doesn't necessarily mean a total disregard for life. This is often a product of low social awareness/conscience and real-time empathy. It's very easy for an underdeveloped mind to not truly grasp the gravity of these consequences. In their minds, it was a game where no-one would get hurt. It's just as possible that these people ARE scarred by what they did. I'm not offering ANY sympathy to them, and I think they belong in prison, but I'm not immediately jumping to sociopathy. Accidentally killing someone would be a traumatic experience for the majority of people.

[@adamseward3567]

⁠​⁠@@jeffjeffries8924 I understand what your saying and to an extent I agree. They most likely were scarred by this and it will probably haunt them for the rest of their lives. Killing anyone on accident, especially a child, will mess almost anyone up. I’m more so attacking how they apologized and how they worded it. It seems more like an announcement than an apology. It’s less of “We’re deeply sorry for our actions” and more “In spite of recent events, we can no longer continue operations.” I’m not saying that they aren’t deeply sorry, but their apology doesn’t convey that. I’ll say that looking back over with a cooler head than when I first commented, I do feel that these guys do regret it and are deeply sorry. But I stand by that this “apology” is terrible.

[@NessieNice]

Also, sound like they paid someone to write that apology

[@mayathecrackkidz6922]

considering atozy's a father now, this must've been so difficult to film

[@maeellis7523]

ATOZY a dad now???

[@mayathecrackkidz6922]

@@maeellis7523 YES! when he was sued, he was literally in the process of having his son!

[@gimpinainteasy]

@@mayathecrackkidz6922 yea that was insane.

[@kiyokumabear]

Yeah he said he was served the day his son as born, didn't he? Was a little funny but also irritating ngl lol@@mayathecrackkidz6922

[@khalilahd.]

A FIVE year old??! Absolutely heartbreaking 💔 clout will never be worth your life or someone else’s

[@AshChiCupcak]

Why the hell would they even post that video knowing the damage they caused? All the money that video made should have gone straight to the family. There is no excuse for this, he deserves jail time

[@JesusDisciple916]

0:46 he clearly says the video was never posted, for obvious reasons.

[@AshChiCupcak]

@@JesusDisciple916 Oh, my bad, clearly I missed that part. I got loud kids in the background while I watch these. Where did he get the footage of the challenge though if it was never posted. I thought he put up then took it down since it had 100k likes.

[@filmandfirearms]

@@AshChiCupcak That was a different video entirely

[@AshChiCupcak]

@@filmandfirearms Thank you for letting me know! I prefer to have the proper information since my listening skills are trash.

[@CeCe-wg8bm]

I think Charlie mentioned something like this before, but with impaired or reckless driving accidents, it’s more often than not the perpetrator that walks away with little to no harm. It feels like it’s always innocent unsuspecting people who get severely injured or die. I wish so bad that the outcomes were reversed. People who willingly disregard others and put them in danger don’t deserve to walk away like that while they took a life.

[@c0rn651]

maybe its time to make cars less safe instead of more, couple crashes later people will learn

[@spirit4897]

I mean, you have to also take into account how tough the car is... a car worth 200K will def be safer than a cheaper one, and now you take into account that this is the fastest SUV on the market...

[@RusticRonnie]

That’s because you react to the crash before it happens, Also a head on collision is actually what your cat is built and tested for, where as a rear end or side impact is less so.

[@honestyisadyingvirtue]

With impaired drivers, their body tends to be relaxed due to the alcohol or whatever is impairing them, and that helps them withstand the accident better than a person who is not impaired and would tense up and brace for impact. That's why they usually survive regardless of size or weight of vehicle.

[@SUPERMA5TER]

7:03 made me audibly chuckle. They claimed they "retired" when stopping was literally the only option they were given 😂😂

[@itsgrace717]

This is genuinely my worst nightmare. I can't imagine losing a child or sibling in such a gruesome way. It's so easy to *not* do shit like this while driving. The amount of people who straight up don't pay attention when they drive is upsetting and disappointing.

[@Jay-tf2uc]

Honestly, we should start calling it the clout virus..

[@luckyluchiano72]

quite literally traded his life (and another’s) for clout. il never understand those people. 1/2 the “clout people” aren’t known by any one outside a small select group and if they are it’s usually out of infamy and hatred.. who would want to be like that? who WANTS to be a laughing stock?? it’s a generation of lil pump’s but even stupider which i didnt think was humanly possible. Theo Von does an act where he plays insanely stupid, he’s basically just acting out this generation.

[@wheelsndealz]

Nah. It's not a virus. It's a drug. You can't really control contracting a virus. You can however choose to do stupid shit for clout. Plus it's addictive. And the more you get the more erratic you become and when you don't have it you may have withdrawals and do something even dumber to get more.

[@melodylovesdoctorwho]

These last few videos you've been putting out are a terribly grim reminder of how one decision can ruin your entire life. This is so incredibly sad

[@onionbubs386]

If it was one of the ytubers dying from their own stupidity, it'd be less tragic. But they killed a little kid. Any innocent bystander death is tragic but that was practically a baby they killed. It's infuriating. I hope they get everything they deserve. Rest in peace little angel.

[@Sandybowls_9001]

Lol when you described the challenge i thought they were gonna see how long ppl could sit a non moving car. Holy shit

[@MrBounceoutboi]

Considering weight of the vehicle, even if you're not driving, please remember the weight of the vehicle, i saw a truck being "stopped" by a group of protesters, and stood in the road expecting the truck to stop dead in front of them, some got run over.

[@charallave1000]

I wished you were clickbaiting man. As the father of a 4yo, I can't imagine the pain they've caused to that poor kids family. Apologies will never be enough

[@rashkah]

It sucks that reckless clowns like that somehow always leave these accidents unscathed while leaving victims in their wake and I hate that.

[@just-a-cupcake]

I remember 6 years ago, my husband said that quote, "Social media is going to destroy this society". And I remember laughing & telling him there's no way that will happen, we're not THAT into it. I was wrong, so wrong, unbelievably wrong.

[@suraangel6956]

This story kicked the wind out of me :( Why does an innocent child have to lose their life over someone else's bad idea? That child had nothing to do with their decision

[@stevenpike7857]

It hits you particularly hard because you just had a baby and you feel a lot of empathy.

[@FernandoRamirez-te1vs]

You don’t need to have a baby to feel disgusted by what happened here. Rest In Peace young child.

[@cosmicbilly]

​​@@FernandoRamirez-te1vs No shit🤦‍♂️Literally no one said people without children cant. But it hits differently when you actually have children of your own. Dont be so dense.

[@Walker89779]

Its crazy what people do for some attention,this poor family got their life’s turned upside down just because of some idiots paying more attention to everything else than the road.

[@SinisterSkyler]

Those types of cars should need a license to state they know how to handle it. Someone who drives a small Nissan doesn’t necessarily know how to drive a lambo.

[@shicox8364]

Facts

[@RusticRonnie]

That car, isn’t a real Lambo, literally built on-top of a honda SUV. Same with the Porch and Aston, all the same exact car

[@salacca2297]

I had a buddy that would make full eye contact with people while driving. It freaked all of us out. You know who u are, Aaron.

[@artemisia457]

it's one thing when people are being stupid... it's another when innocent bystanders pay the price for stupid people's idiotic actions

[@T.WolfGP]

Obviously you don't think about the fact that it could happen to anyone, like a taxi driver, the only reason they talk about it is because they are youtubers and they were recording a challenge video, they undoubtedly made a very serious mistake, but that child didn't die because they wanted him but because they didn't respect the highway code, and I repeat, this could be done by any driver but we don't talk about it because they are not youtubers and therefore journalists earn almost nothing (Especially the Italian journalists who never miss the opportunity to shit on that job youtuber/streamer)

[@missquake]

Thank you for covering this. I live very close to where this happened.

[@mightymeatymech]

irrelevant, but thanks for the car weight tip. i had no idea. just switched to a very light car from a very heavy one, i just thought maybe the brakes were better... i don't go fast or drive for more than a couple hours at a time, its just good knowledge to have.

[@melissar4612]

This is horrifying. That poor child and his family. Social media challenges are a g-ddamn menace. These ppl should be in PRISON.

[@cratercartoons]

I’ve been to Rome and honestly I don’t think they could’ve picked a worse city to do this in. For starters, while a lambo might not seem big compared to a lot of American vehicles, cars in Europe and especially Italy are much smaller. Not to mention scooters are pretty popular there. Combine that with narrow and bumpy roads and a looot of pedestrians straight up not looking where they’re going, this was a recipe for disaster.

[@nicolegroves6880]

The things that people do to get their fifteen minutes of social media fame never cease to amaze and enrage me.

[@Keshlynne]

My youngest is five now... I literally started crying when I heard this story. My heart goes out to those parents. This is just so wrong!

[@zarasbazaar]

We have the same problem in Alaska on the icy roads. People buy the huge vehicles and then drive them at regular speeds, but then discover that they can't stop.

[@andrewkoster6506]

i hope they get life in jail. Murdering children for clout because you think that a car is a toy

[@miranda13c]

As Dr. Miranda Bailey once said, “the stupidity of the human race.”

[@starspangledhiker]

W to the Italian government tho fr, poor innocent child. RIP to him and I hope his family heals as best as humanly possible

[@filmandfirearms]

Their response is pathetic. You need to make an example of scumbags like this so others don't try to do the same thing

[@nickyhoward]

@@filmandfirearms This just happened, they need time to do a thorough investigation 🤦‍♀

[@starspangledhiker]

@@filmandfirearms they literally are in hat process and clearly took the first step

[@lm9327]

First reaction: angry outrage Second reaction: sigh, it was only a matter of time

[@Kaiten92]

"The YT group has announced that they have retired." "Retired" is a REALLY nice way of saying "we took someone's life while being irresponsible and feel it's best to shut down this channel."

[@TonyEmond]

"a terrible example of how to drive a car" - it's scary to think that in places like Italy and Brazil people drive like that all the time... I would be terrified to drive there NGL

[@RyanSmith6644]

Thank god Italy actually cares about its citizens and takes this absurdity seriously. America take note

[@AlexSlitsYa]

*America left the chat*

[@mochirira]

what does america have to do with this, a kid *died* 😭get some better priorities

[@purplekittycreates]

@@mochiriraBecause they are most likely copying American influencers that have clout over getting away with reckless crimes similar to this one, that’s why people are calling him a mr beast clone because they try to ramp up every challenge to be more extreme than the next for views. I also wish the people in America would get charged more seriously

[@mochirira]

@@purplekittycreates i mean i get that, I’m american and the way the justice system (along with other things) works here is insane- but like at the same time, the only american thing even mentioned in the vid was Mr Beast, it was weird for them to being that up when it wasn’t even the point of the whole situation.

[@purplekittycreates]

@@mochirira You have a point and i bet mr beast loves having his name attached to this awful clown of a man when mr beast doesnt do the most dangerous things. He should be compared to logan paul maybe

[@teaburg]

Never operate heavy machinery (yes, cars) while ill, tired, with a migraine (have to leave work, have a migraine, gets in car, dumb), intoxicated, or on drugs (illegal or legal that affect mental or physical ability).

[@chrise8275]

Their arrogance is appalling.

[@ChiefTiffNaw86]

hope the driver is locked up and never let out. prayers for the family. just heartbreaking.

[@momochappers3079]

I was literally on my holiday in rome when this happened, me and my partner where wondering why we saw so many police cars on the main road while we where on the balcony. It's so sad

[@Tinyt1ts]

Honestly with how strict the laws in Italy are , im surprised thats the only punishment he got

[@barbarasonoiobasta]

lmaooo Italy is NOT strict. i'm italian btw

[@JustPeanutVr]

That’s so messed up some KZbinrs don’t realize that they are causing more harm than good that poor family:(

[@Ott3r5losh]

Social media access being revoked is fucking hilarious Besides, there’s a thousand alternatives for them to find information out online, so I think in this case, for a period of like 5 years, don’t let them back into their online safe space

[@shenwoo666hellbrawl]

The real question here for me is, how can a video about people driving a lambo for 50 hours gather literally millions of view... just how? Is it because of the driving? The landscape? Their unsufferable "personality"? How? Why does this shit works and bring views? That just doesn't make sense to me

[@adriansteele7023]

Our leaders should take notice of how to handle a situation like this, because I like how their licenses and social media have been revoked indefinitely

[@Sophia-ww7lf]

im so glad you pretty much post something everyday, that way every night i have at least 1 good vid i can watch before going to bed😂

[@kiyokumabear]

3:43 Better yet, fast vehicles should be illegal. Don't let the general public have anything that exceeds the fastest local speed limit. Anything that goes in excess speeds should be reserved for professionals driving on a racetrack, not some random jack ass on the public roads. It's incredibly unsafe.

[@pixie3760]

This is absolutely beyond tragic. I hope they all go to jail for a very long time.

[@stygianink1821]

I love how social media has made us all so much smarter. Hasn't effected common sense, culture, or respect at all.

[@Yup712]

If they added mandatory extra sentencing and liability for incidents and illegal activities related to social media, I bet we’d see a decrease very fast.

[@noggyplays2822]

Its amazing how huge douch sounds the same in every language.

[@Pukefroth666]

driving recklessly for any reason whatsoever is a super smooth brained move. I love sports cars and modified cars, but I don't fool around when it comes to driving on public roads.

[@diegobraga556]

That is why online media should be regulated

[@traphimawari7760]

this reminds me of the quote of the founder of the Lamborghini "You buy a Ferrari when you want to be someone. You buy a Lamborghini when you are someone." and sadly this Lamborghini driver was a Mr.Beast clone who wanted to be someone, thus the Lamborghini rejected its driver, guess he should have rode a Ferrari instead 🤷‍♂

[@kellywaters643]

and the fact that after being awake for many hours, it's like drunk driving and very dangerous

[@Alovatololo]

Being awake for 24 hours is like having a BAC of 0.1%. In Cali it's illegal to drive with 0.08%.

[@BuckyCharmsXXX]

"KZbinrs Ended Someone's Life for a Video..." makes it sound like a snuff film. "KZbinrs Ended Someone's Life While Filming a Video" says the same thing, but without being dishonest.

[@LifeCompanionDogs8083]

I'm disgusted with so many content creators and their lack of thought.

[@shuruff904]

time for the 50 hour "don't drop the soap" challenge...

[@mtheory3]

I didn't realize how spot on family guy was with "bippity boppity" until seeing this video

[@tunasandwich8049]

What sucks about vehicular homicide is it's mostly the perpetrator that survives

[@siatlam767]

The most frustrating thing about this is how easily it could be avoided

[@T.WolfGP]

Obviously you don't think about the fact that it could happen to anyone, like a taxi driver, the only reason they talk about it is because they are youtubers and they were recording a challenge video, they undoubtedly made a very serious mistake, but that child didn't die because they wanted him but because they didn't respect the highway code

[@trinitylivingston1286]

@@T.WolfGP they were reckless and a child died.

[@T.WolfGP]

@@trinitylivingston1286 I don't doubt of those two things, the only problem is people who go after them and threaten them with death for a crime they didn't want to commit, their lives have been ruined they will go to prison as it should be (in the end anyone who commits murder for any reason, even unintentionally, the law applies to everyone, you have to go to jail and serve your sentence) and there is no point in harassing these people. (It doesn't have much to do with it, but after using cannabis you can test positive for cannabinoids after a week, now i'm not saying they consumed cannabis days before the accident, as far as I'm concerned they may have used it the same day, but it cannot be excluded that they may have consumed it days before) Fuck, after this paragraph I think I'm becoming an average Twitter user and I don't like it

[@nustde00]

I said this before, but man, im so happy to watch you, its like watching my cool little brother grow up and make a success of himself, any bro can see himself in you man. please keep this up, when im in a better place, i will donate.

[@pevns]

there shall be an odd gap in the future history books from 2016-who knows, lol

[@starlitsorrow]

as someone whos had lots of light sports cars along with a couple SUVs. braking distance is MASSIVELY different.

[@ethanreynolds4942]

They wouldn't be acting like this if this type of behavior was encouraged.

[@MeruAyano]

Driving tired is just as dangerous as driving drunk. Add idiocy, reckless behavior and youth to the mix, you get death. Tragic and I hope that the courts aren't lenient. My love and empathy goes out to the family.

[@theswedishdude1]

driving around for 50 hours? they were guaranteed to either kill someone or kill themselves, there's a reason it's illegal to drive around when you're tired, driving tired is on par with driving drunk

[@singingblueberry]

6:02 Just a side note, the video caption says "How kids from nowadays act with a luxury car", so it seems like he was making fun of that behavior. Doesn't make it any better, considering they acted just as careless and obnoxious as the people they were supposedly parodying.

[@katelamb4073]

This is beyond tragic. 😞🙏🏻

[@cardiabardia439]

There is NO SHOT thats his real voice. Bro sounds like a cartoon villain that forces everyone to hear his soliloquy before the fight sequence.

[@CameronSalazar2113]

( 3:00 - 3:57 ) He's spitting Straight Facts! Take what he is saying Serious, because he is totally right and it can be what is between you and anyone else and death plus knowing all of this keeps you safe also while having fun. I have major respect for Atozy he never lets us down and his advice is always spot on!

[@MundMoriginal]

Not only stopping is impossible in case of an emergency for these heavy cars, but steering is also impossible. You can't make a quick turn to avoid an obstacle, because the car will just tell you it wants to drive straight.

[@888MikeM888]

Im not a parent but the thought of anything happening to my 4 year old niece makes me absolutely sick and enraged

[@ShepardDrake]

A car being AWD, RWD, or FWD has absolutely 0 impact on its ability to brake. 🤣

[@atozy]

but has so much to do when maneuvering your vehicle to avoid crashing it

[@ShepardDrake]

@@atozy right, if you're cornering or whatnot it does play a part, just not in terms of just a straight stop.

[@bananabread4075]

I do like that outro a lot because finally someone uses the word traumatized in the correct fashion so many people use the Expression traumatizing your children as such a blanket for any type of jump-scare or any type of surprise or any type of bad feeling that their child experiences is suddenly instantly traumatizing do you remember everything you cried at as a child because I don't so I don't understand how so many people genuinely feel like it's that easy to traumatize a child especially coming from the people that don't even have children yet but that was the perfect instance of actually saying that that person traumatized their family obviously there's lots of worse things a human being could do that tons of people could think of but if you were to have to somehow use an example this would be one of the lighter cases where it still counts to use such a drastic word

[@QUEERVEEART]

this is a heartbreaking and tragic story

[@annenelson5656]

When I saw this wasn’t from the U.S. I was genuinely surprised. Somehow I think of Europeans having more common sense than we do. But you combine teenage boys, fast cars, some sort of fame you can be sure something bad is going to happen.

[@therevx5225]

Atozy causually dropping rally knowledge

[@MrHankHill]

Alright, that title made me leave dinner to watch this.

[@Bubu-tg6ul]

“infuriating” is a fcking understatement. so incredibly sad and avoidable…

[@josueveguilla9069]

"Clown Planet." - Carl Vernon

[@brucekue]

I’ll never understand what goes on in the minds of some of the kids in this generation. The need to look cool and have others envy you online is insane to me.

[@AlanTuringWannabe]

It makes me so angry when people turn public roadways into race tracks. I see videos of people street racing and doing motorcycle stunts and I feel those people should immediately lose their driving privileges.

[@Israfel36]

Sooner or later KZbin is going to be held responsible for this kind of shit along with the people filming and then all of this ends. Maybe it should.

[@shuffleB]

Rest in peace, lil one. 🙏

[@umadbra]

this is literally what kids watch...idiots yelling at things...

[@craigyoung9321]

This was a worse idea than my 20 shots in 20 miles challenge

[@LelynnsSquirrels]

👌😮💨 dude sounds like he's been smokin longer than i have

[@allisonreyes8689]

NOT THE WHITE TEXT CAPTIONS SAYING "LAMBORGHINI USSR" LMAO

[@joefreeman505]

It sad that this is what youtube is about now insted some awkward guys making video because they felt a conection with thier viewers not for money.