Відео

Shocking script and narrator. Maybe English is not your first language but get it right.

We flew on caliber once and luckily survived!

Good story. Video not so good.

next up: Putin!

i quit after 7 seconds and gave a down thumb cos the narrator couldnt even pronounce the protagonist's name. pathetic. how can we trust any information from such an ignorant source? dont know or care if it was a computer generated voice.

waste of time

There needs to be a rule against AI narration in videos.

Lousy AI. Thumbs down.

How about having a real person narrate this.

Whats this bloody voice

The AI voice- over and the poor script makes this series one to be avoided.

Pronouced, approximately 'Chow-SES-koo.'

I remember this tyrant!

Really poor AI .kier starmer is next.

Were been...really??

That was my first day as the head Embalmer/ Funeral Director for the largest funeral company in Japan. I was in charge of taking care of all the dead in this accident. Horrible and I still have nightmares.

Great job!

Good story, but people are tiring of the AI voices. (Don't kid yourself.) Just read the damn thing. Anyhow, thanks for posting.

Is this a game? What is it called

Yeah I was over in Japan when the disaster happened and it affected the country greatly because several of the fatalities were from Japan.

Russian propaganda is so goddamn dumb.

Crimea has never been russian!!

Moronica Forever.

They may want it but it aint happening.

RIP To the passengers and crew of ValuJet Airlines Flight 592

At Hanaten station, 23 year old Ryujiro Takami started his shift, and his conductor Matsmushita. Train departed and headed westbound on the Gakkentoshi Line to Amagsaki as an all-stop local service, and then continued its journey to Takarazuka on the Fukuchiyama Line. And that is just before the disaster happened.

I think it was JR West's fault for being to harsh on Takami.

Very good video!!

Thanks!

I love the drawing 😂

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Nice! Made my morning🎉

The mechanic who did the faulty repair committed suicide when he heard what happened.

The passengers knew it was the end too. In the wreckage they found notes that passengers had written saying goodbye to their families.

I love the narration voice! It has this vintage feel about it. Reminds me of when I got my first iMac in 2000. For the average user, your computer talking to you was an absolute novelty back then!

Great job! I look forward to seeing what videos you’ll do next

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Nice quality. Clear narration 🎉

Thanks!

first comment! you're so good, keep it up pal!

Another robotic narration. Hate it. Nothing is better than a real human voice. Just do it!

Boeing didn't make the faulty repair, the airline's mechanic did.

9:11 they most certainly were not killed instantly. they died of smoke, fire, and traumatic injuries. this crash was too low, too slow, and too flat for a merciful quick death.

This was a pilot who was arrogant wouldn’t listen! No experience in bad weather! But going to do it his way! That’s a dangerous pilot! This was just a inexperienced pilot with a attitude, ego, who should never been pilot’s in the first place. Which caused lives. How these people must have suffered.

This is the sort of English, up with which I will not put!

wow. so very proud of that flight crew.

if the breaker that disabled the rat probe was pulled the mel should have alerted the pilots that there would be no towa to alert for no flaps on takeoff, further reminding the pilots of the situation. or maybe it did..

Pilots Should Never be in a Position to Feel Stressed & Rushed to Get Plane in Air Soon as Possible...Rushing Through Takeoff Checklist Only Saves Them a Few "Seconds" so Why Rush Through Them...These Seconds Would Have Prevented This Crash