This is scary. But to see one person decide to risk his safety to try to help and then see so many others follow him and do the same gives me hope for humanity. I'm glad everyone is okay.
I've seen this video so many times, but it still makes me very emotional. Knowing there are still people out there willing to risk their lives for those who are in danger is very heart warming.
I was a victim in a life treating situation. About 3 to 5 people, unfortunately could not overcome the bystander effect and i went unconscious and second from dying. I now have PTSD.
And it was all men, fuckin’ crazy. Gotta admire men’s lack of fear!! Not speaking for all women but personally I would’ve been too scared to even get close. Immediately I thought “what is he thinking? What’s gonna accomplish other than a serious injury?!” but thankfully many others joined in haha.
@@crimeslime5419 yes, I feel like that's how feminine and masculine aspects work. Though a lot of women are as brave just like how a lot of men can be really feminine. But usually the masculine has a natural instinct to go do their thing with physical strength.
@Joe Weider they were talking about how these men were fearless and selfless, but almost anyone would do that if there child or friend that they cared about was on the ride. ur mindset wouldnt be “what is he thinking? whats he gonna accomplish other than a serious injury” if you had someone you cared abt on the ride, u’d be thinking abt them and how they would get hurt and would want to help them. (not discreaditing the men they were amazing!)
Whoever that man was who yelled “Mary Jane, get over here” and then jumped up on the railing to hold the ride down with his weight, leading other men to do the same, is an absolute hero
@@PunkNDisorderlyGamer I think that must be something about personality. I'm impulsive, so I would run to help and it is out of my control. We are different 😉
Shout out to the first lone soldier that risked his life without hesitation and the bright idea to do what he did before everybody else jumped in also. You're a real one 👊🏾
@RoyaltyOverLoyalty Uhh what do you expect the people there could do to stop what was happening? You think one of them is gonna rip their clothes off become and become Superman or something?
@@93jmac14 Yes and here’s how to break the bystander effect in a general scenario: When the crowd is frozen, all looking to someone else to step up: 1. First step up and assist, but immediately: 2. Pick a specific person in the crowd who is distinctive and clearly physically capable of rendering assistance. 3. CALL OUT TO THEM IN LOUD, SPECIFIC TERMS: “Hey!!! You in the blue hat!! With the red jacket! Yes! Come help me lift this man from this car before he burns to death!” Now you’ve shattered the bystander effect because: the crowd instantly looks at “the guy with the blue hat and red jacket”, to see what he’s going to do. And this will certainly be apparent to him. If he callously remains still, he will be regarded as a pathetic coward by the crowd, selfishly choosing not to answer the call of duty. So he feels inherently compelled to act because he’s been so specifically called out. Once others see someone emerge from the crowd to help, it becomes MUCH easier for others who were on the fence about helping, to join in the aid. They can see the two men struggling and it’s evident more manpower is lifted to do (whatever), so they’re compelled to join in just like the blue hat guy. Remember the KEY: none of this will necessarily happen unless you specifically single out a member of the crowd and call to them clearly for help.
There are and I wish the media would highlight them daily instead of the dumpster fires they seek out and show repeatedly. Constant negativity has caused so many people to lose hope in humanity. There are SO many more good people than ‘bad’.
@@michaelcelani8325seriously why would you say something so IGNORANT?????? Did your parents not teach you about Manners ??? Have nothing nice to say than say Nothing , Please.
I love how once people noticed they sprung into action to make sure the people on the ride wouldn't get hurt .. humanity in its finest.. people need to help and love others more .. ❤
Despite everything that happens in the world. It’s always nice to see a group of strangers work together to save others. Makes u feel good inside u know
@@Jamaicangmr1 big difference between one person filming while others help vs watching dozens and dozens with their phones out while one person helps!!
Nah it's too late , doom is guaranteed and predicted. Trees gone , Plastic everywhere , Pollution everywhere. 1 - weather changes. 2- crop failures. 3- hunger and desperation. 4- biological war starts 5- RIP our global civilization.
Beautiful seeing everyone coming together to help others, but first guy by himself didn't think twice, or even worry about his own life... TRUE HERO! Didn't say let me get a few more people, he just jumped in to save lives... TRUE HERO!
You could tell he was young to. Good for him. Hes such a good young ma. He was the one in the beginning of the video you could tell was was already plotting how to help
@Luan Olivar I absolutely couldn't agree with you more! There is care & love in humanity it just sucks it almost takes a near death experience in order for us to see it! Instead of the world hating one another we should all be lifting each other up! We all should be coming together rather then ripping apart each other. Everyone talks about change yet, no one really stands up to be the change!
Lol crowd mentality in the U.S usually means stand there until everything is over with, kinda like in China. It's very common in other countries for random people to group up and beat a robber or help during an accident
The first guy literally gives me chills and is a hero not because the others aren’t …but because of his initial reaction and immediate cause of action he displayed that evening. He shall be remembered.
Well, I saw the full video. A girl who it is start first by holding it because of her brother on that thing. She try hard by won't walk away. The moment she grab other starting helping her. Love that teamwork.
To the first guy who didn’t know what to do but did what you did, you’re amazing. You were the leader and everyone else followed. Without you no one else would’ve known what to do. They wouldn’t have done that. It was nice seeing everyone else come together to help you. ♥️
@@anunknownperson4018 umm there are racist white people who don't want to touch anyone else who isn't white. Although it wasn't a necessary thing to say, it is the truth regardless
Becauae they didnt knoe the other people, bet is most of the people knew the people on the ride voted for x or support y law or have z belief they wouldnt have cared to gelp
I’ve seen this many times before but every time I see it my heart still melts for the group of courageous people that step up. Especially to the first guy for quickly reacting. ❤️❤️👏🏾👏🏾
@@carbinfiberify yes exactly and that’s the thing that I applaud the first man for so much because he reacted so quickly. That ride was on its way down 😳🙁
Props to that first guy who jumped in all by himself because without him I don't think anyone would have done much but watch. I could be wrong but it just goes to show one person can make a difference.
Yeah bystander intervention can make a life or death difference, it's a strange phenomenon that most people are guilty of where if no one steps in, no one will.
Yes they tried. I think the major part of it would have crashed but the bottom moving stabilized by them probably kept it from going beyond the point of no return. They helped them and they could have been hurt as well. But definitely good int his case
@Suicidal Rockstar Did you not see it about to tip over backwards until they all got on it? Watch it again and watch the front where they jump on it right at the beginning
This is the brighter side of humanity...People coming together to save the many lives of others...That is courageous and heroic of those people to step in and help as much as they could to help those on the ride.
People don't want to believe it but we do work in a herd mentality no one wants to be the first but the thing that matters most isn't the first person it's the second. Once the second does it, the action is seen as something the herd shoukd do
if you haven't already, you should look up the video of people pushing and leaning a subway train over to free someone who got stuck between the platform and the train. it's one of my favorite videos on UA-cam.
Everyone there is hero, but among them, the first man who ran to grab the handrail is the greatest one, as his action worked as the social proof that made other people act too. Applause to their bravery and citizenship.
Just when you think that you've lost all hope in humanity. We need to see more videos/photage like this. We could only pray that the love will be contagious.
it's like that video of the man who's legs fell between the train and the platform. BUNCH of people came together to push the train away so he could be un-wedged and helped out
@@bagzimus13 There is just literally no reason to point it out, other than being a negative person who chooses to find something bad about people saving people?? Like what? Lol. There are videos of similar instances where mostly women help out. It literally depends on who is standing nearby and willing to help. Sometimes all men nearby are too scared and there is nothing wrong with that. In crazy moments like those, some people freeze up, and it doesn't matter who does and who doesn't. I'm sorry that you are in a mental state right now where you feel the need to be upset about a nice video like this and feel like women don't help with anything, but I hope you notice all the brave women out there soon. All people are in different ways. For example, when my father and I found my brother dead 4 years ago when I was 18. My dad broke down and could not do a thing. Meanwhile, I dialed 911, yanked the sheets off of him, figured out if I could still perform CPR, and ran downstairs to direct emergency services to our house. I perform extremely well under stressful/emergency circumstances, and I have had to multiple times in different ways unfortunately. So yeah I do take offense to this unfortunately, seeing as I am female and am the most reliable person I know, emergency or not, and I work very hard to be that kind of person. I know there is a very small chance that you read my comment this far, but if you did, I'm sorry for getting so dramatic. The 4th anniversary of my brother's death was 1 week ago today so I'm on edge and have been holding it in for the sake of those around me. Please be a little mindful moving forward that "women" referes to every single woman on this planet, and that generalizing all of them to lack bravery is beyond incorrect.
Who ever the fk set up that ride ought to be shot, carnies like to hire young inexperienced people from the area to help set these rides up and if they don’t have a clue what they’re doing the customers are screwed!!
An ocean is a set of water drops. The person that jumped first to the fence trying to stop the backwards tilting of the structure might not avoid desaster. But altruisticly led an human chain that succeeded in holding down the structure. He was the first drop of an ocean (at least a river). He is an hero by his initiative. My salut to him for acting and not caring about the risk that he would be taking.
@@vladislavruttgers2791 probably because they didn't want their wives or girlfriends being potentially injured....ya know...because they're men and men protect the people they love.... usually.
@@isaiahcaston4539 you must think and then take a action if there isn't take action first, if it not we the people there, who else? But if scared enough dont press yourself. the example is the first man help for distract people to do that then the other come, then let the other filming if there is enough people to help. Not filming when you the one saw it first, but filming if there is a lot of people help. Think, Action then let minor people record that for information
@@justno984 I understand your feeling. But I feel like literally every human conflict ever can be root down to fighting over resources. I keep thinking maybe if AI could really solve that issue, if anyone can just have anything they wanted without the need to fight with others for it. Would human conflict stop?
Because their is no money in the people being at peace with each other. The population must be kept divided and at each other’s throats. If we’re not, we’ll figure out who is playing us and go after them instead.
It only takes one guys hero move to get everyone else on board to save the night. He couldn’t do it alone but he was the first and they all deserve a huge high-five and thankyou.
There is some form of psychological/sociological idea about group responsibility vs independent responsibility. Basically if you witness a tragedy and you’re the sole witness, you’re more likely to get involved straight away to help. If you’re in a group, it typically takes you longer as you don’t feel solely responsible for helping. Almost like you’re looking to the person next to you to see how they react and if everyone’s frozen, you freeze. Once someone jumps in, you then almost feel like they’ve given you some form of permission for you to help. Weird and lengthy fact, but I knew my a-level would come in handy one day 🤣🤣🤣✌️
@@yahwehissalvation1, none of them would’ve been “heroes” if it weren’t for the guy who jumped on first. He initiated it and everyone else followed. Otherwise, none of those people on that ride would’ve been saved. 🤷🏼♀️
Not that I disagree with you opinion but it's more complicated then that. Some of these people could just do it for to be perceived/praised as a "hero" instead of doing it purely to help others. I'm not saying that this represents all people and I still think that the people who did do it for selfish/egotistical reasons should be appreciated, especially since they could have been seriously injured in this case. Also the people recording instead of physically helping isn't a bad thing, especially if they just don't feel they are suited for the task and think that filming would be more beneficial task for the to fulfill. In the case that someone were to file a lawsuit, this footage could possibly be used as evidence against the carnival for failure to properly maintain the ride and lack of safety protocol (I'm not a lawyer though, so take this with a grain of salt).
Unfortunately, we see so much on social media and spend probably way too much time watching and clicking while the real world goes on... We see the good and the bad. The pandemic has definitely changed a lot of people, but one thing I do know is that there is always those few people that are willing to risk theirs for others. Thank goodness the man was quick acting and the others followed suit.🙏🏼❤
Interesting thing though is you know all of the women would have done the same thing to save the riders if the men weren’t there. Both women AND men in that instance by instinct thought it was the man’s job. No discussion, just by behavior.
Everyone needs to be congratulating the first guy to go up and make an attempt. I feel like if he didn't no one else would have. It looked like his timing was impeccable as well. Two more passes that whole ride would have flipped backwards.
Most people get bystander syndrome where they just freeze and watch terrible things happen. But he was a real hero, jumped straight into action to help.
First dude saw a giant made of metal and decided to face his raw strength by himself to protect those in danger. A total hero.
Naah his balls of steel were heavier.
Así es!
Of course it's a guy, never a woman
@@lzbhcvm6747 seek therapy.
Love that. One person can still inspire !!
This is scary. But to see one person decide to risk his safety to try to help and then see so many others follow him and do the same gives me hope for humanity. I'm glad everyone is okay.
Exactly.
same here
Agreed!
All it takes is one. God bless him. I had the same thought.
El primero, puso el ejemplo!❤
That first guys reaction is the epitome of human kindness. Act first then give reasons later.
True hero.
Con tu comentario cualquier palabra sobra 👏👏👏👏
@@danielvalle4967ml
😅o
Power
Ooooh
Please
I agree💯
Sounds stupid
Absolutely
Слезы на глазах выступают, какие молодцы люди.всем всех благ.
Ótimos homens*
Мир РОССИИ от ваших братьев в США.
Почему не остановят качелю.. он че дурак... надо выключить
@@MentalPistol🙏
Traverse City is in Michigan.
That first guy put his hands on his head with fear but decided to take action anyways. He is a true Hero.
He wasn’t the first guy. The three guys in black are. They went to the other end.
Pancaked hero
Reminds me of when deku was scared but went to save bakugo anyways😂
@@angelicac7637Nah its the same dude. Same clothes. Froze in fear but then realized someone has to do something
Probably the parents seeing their children in danger
Every single one of those people holding the ride down deserve recognition.
Says the last guy who came over after it was slowed most of the way down. (Sarcasm)
@@Heyec lol
Males
@@FernandoVazquez-ro1nw Humans ...
Notice they’re all men … nuff said
The first guy is a true hero! May he always be blessed!
they all are
Nope he should be arrested
@@otto_von, Why?😮
@@otto_von Why?😢
And than the verrrry last guy 😂😂😂😂
危険を覚悟で咄嗟に走り出した男性。
そして、次々と集まって助けようとした人達の勇気に感動しました。怪我がなく良かったです。
I've seen this video so many times, but it still makes me very emotional. Knowing there are still people out there willing to risk their lives for those who are in danger is very heart warming.
Разве на войнах лучше?
@@lubimiy_moyлять, тут про аттракцион говорят, а вы "войну" впихиваете. Досвидания🖐️
FACTS
Same here 😰😱😢🙏
❤🙌🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Wow, that first guy overcame the "Bystander Effect". If he didn't act, it's possible those people would of died. Absolute hero.
they have a stop button on those rides.
I was a victim in a life treating situation. About 3 to 5 people, unfortunately could not overcome the bystander effect and i went unconscious and second from dying. I now have PTSD.
Would have*
You're welcome
@@mikiDuynthat’s irrelevant to this comment and also even if they do you can’t stop momentum force with a stop button😂 you don’t know physics
@@berniesans No
First guy is legend
Forever and forever.
Yep.
Yup
Yuppy
seriously
这些人真伟大，尤其第一个最伟大，人性的光辉淋漓的展现，祝福你们，善良的人
That was beautiful how complete strangers saved all those people.
And it was all men, fuckin’ crazy. Gotta admire men’s lack of fear!! Not speaking for all women but personally I would’ve been too scared to even get close. Immediately I thought “what is he thinking? What’s gonna accomplish other than a serious injury?!” but thankfully many others joined in haha.
@@crimeslime5419 yes, I feel like that's how feminine and masculine aspects work. Though a lot of women are as brave just like how a lot of men can be really feminine. But usually the masculine has a natural instinct to go do their thing with physical strength.
@@crimeslime5419 if my child or friend had been in the ride the last thing i’d be is scared for myself
@Joe Weider they were talking about how these men were fearless and selfless, but almost anyone would do that if there child or friend that they cared about was on the ride. ur mindset wouldnt be “what is he thinking? whats he gonna accomplish other than a serious injury” if you had someone you cared abt on the ride, u’d be thinking abt them and how they would get hurt and would want to help them. (not discreaditing the men they were amazing!)
Great reason we didnt came from the lineage and evolution of animals. Animals have mentality of survival of the fittest.
This world needs more like the first guy attempting to save others, knowing it could have cost him his own life. ❤
They all were heroes except whoever is at fault for the malfunction
@@patriciasavala7759++++
You...shit 😂
Then go be like that guy. Ppl always say this BS but refuse to help out. Wait, it's not your job.
You think the world needs more idiots?
You know it makes my heart so warm and happy when i see, random strangers, all gather and unite to prevent a disaster and save lives…Its beautiful
Not random strangers... Quick thinking Frantic father's
@@KDC_Electrical that made me laugh super hard. But either way it was dope asf. Thankfully no one was hurt tho.
Fr
@@KDC_Electrical lol
True
每一個人都是英雄，感謝老天爺，大家都平安！❤❤❤
Whoever that man was who yelled “Mary Jane, get over here” and then jumped up on the railing to hold the ride down with his weight, leading other men to do the same, is an absolute hero
And risk his and family lives to save strangers. In fact I can't imagine not doing this if Iwas there
@@bziunda I’d be doing the filming, after all someone has to document your bravery.
@@PunkNDisorderlyGamer I think that must be something about personality. I'm impulsive, so I would run to help and it is out of my control. We are different 😉
Praise the Lord for having human like that... because the way this thing was 😨
Had to be SpiderMan , I mean .. Peter Parker…….yea
The guy who single handily saw a problem and offered a solution deserves his weight in gold. Good for everyone who joined in. Heroes fr.
Well he saw the 3 people in black run over to the far end of the ride and decided to help them. Still a class act and fast reaction from him
Maybe the last guys weight in gold
Was multiple ppl
😅😅
Okay yunickua
Shout out to the first lone soldier that risked his life without hesitation and the bright idea to do what he did before everybody else jumped in also. You're a real one 👊🏾
Absolutely!
What if he's the real two 🤔
More like foolishness because you can't stop something like that being a hero give me a break.
@@petercsigo3314 they stopped it from tipping backwards??? Did you and I even watch the same video or are you just this dense?
@@JustAGooseman Was I talking to you no so shut the heck up!
The ride: presents malfunction
Me, the homies and unknown folks: *Starman plays*
It took one young man's bravery to start a reaction that could have possibly saved so many helpless lives. God bless him 🙏 and all who stepped up.
@RoyaltyOverLoyalty more than one person were nailed to crosses . It was common practice back then
It’s Called “Breaking the Bystander Effect” (Learned From ASP).
@RoyaltyOverLoyalty Uhh what do you expect the people there could do to stop what was happening? You think one of them is gonna rip their clothes off become and become Superman or something?
@@93jmac14 Yes and here’s how to break the bystander effect in a general scenario: When the crowd is frozen, all looking to someone else to step up:
1. First step up and assist, but immediately:
2. Pick a specific person in the crowd who is distinctive and clearly physically capable of rendering assistance.
3. CALL OUT TO THEM IN LOUD, SPECIFIC TERMS: “Hey!!! You in the blue hat!! With the red jacket! Yes! Come help me lift this man from this car before he burns to death!”
Now you’ve shattered the bystander effect because: the crowd instantly looks at “the guy with the blue hat and red jacket”, to see what he’s going to do. And this will certainly be apparent to him. If he callously remains still, he will be regarded as a pathetic coward by the crowd, selfishly choosing not to answer the call of duty.
So he feels inherently compelled to act because he’s been so specifically called out.
Once others see someone emerge from the crowd to help, it becomes MUCH easier for others who were on the fence about helping, to join in the aid. They can see the two men struggling and it’s evident more manpower is lifted to do (whatever), so they’re compelled to join in just like the blue hat guy.
Remember the KEY: none of this will necessarily happen unless you specifically single out a member of the crowd and call to them clearly for help.
@RoyaltyOverLoyalty 9999999999909999009999999999
Watching the people in this video risk themselves for the strangers on the ride made my eyes tear up....THERE ARE GOOD PEOPLE IN THIS WORLD!!!❤
I must have a different version on my phone because all I see are people running over to the ride and then just standing there watching it. 😮
@@AnitaSchervish-sp9pithe whole platform was tipping. They all used their weight to steady it. Watch it again.
There are and I wish the media would highlight them daily instead of the dumpster fires they seek out and show repeatedly. Constant negativity has caused so many people to lose hope in humanity. There are SO many more good people than ‘bad’.
@@angieg3624cheers to that!
The Internet: “OMG! OMG! There are good people in this wurrrrllllddd!”
Me: “duh.”
Seeing people coming together to help the ones in need is just straight up heartwarming...
You wrote this for me.... I love it too....
@@apositivesoulexperienceexp5465 have an amazing day
I would have let it fall lol
Yesss made my eyes tear up😭
This is what it means to be human
Faith has been temporarily restored.
I love when people show love. So awesome!❤
What they’re punishing Daniel penny for; masculine heroism
Those people saw the assignment and knew exactly what to do. Respect.
Those men*
@@NothingSekret...Funny...only men. !!
Where were all the Lesbians. ?
@@michaelcelani8325seriously why would you say something so IGNORANT?????? Did your parents not teach you about Manners ??? Have nothing nice to say than say Nothing , Please.
@@michaelcelani8325stealing your unsatisfied woman…thanks for asking! ✌️
*men
I love how once people noticed they sprung into action to make sure the people on the ride wouldn't get hurt .. humanity in its finest.. people need to help and love others more .. ❤
That's what men do.
@@sarahbeck1916🫡
Not people, men! 💪🏽
I agree.. 🙌🏻
😮
Despite everything that happens in the world. It’s always nice to see a group of strangers work together to save others. Makes u feel good inside u know
I was kinda holding out for a bloody disaster.
Yeah kinda does.🙂
i feel you
Most of them are probably the parents
🥺
Why is no one talking about the person who was recording?
So refreshing to see humans care about each other
There's still hope for society. One of the only good sides.
Where were those humans during 400 years of slavery in America?
pov: Men's never give up!
@@godjhaka7376not born yet lol
@@godjhaka7376 uh not alive?
This is how everyday life should be. Everyone standing together and being there for each other. God bless all of these amazing people
Except the person who saw something disastrous was going to happen n instead of help decided to stand back and video.
@@Jamaicangmr1 big difference between one person filming while others help vs watching dozens and dozens with their phones out while one person helps!!
@@jayviviano1875 The video started before the gentlemen started helping.
I disagree! All for trump and Trump for one. Let them eat cake.
In China, you could be having a heart attack and everyone would ignore you
There still hope for humanity, if we all stick together as one's we can make a difference. True heroes
If we all unit we can stop this madness.
I would of asked for my dollar back
Hope for humanity died at the start of the world wars.
@@darkstars101 hope was renewed when people fought for liberty during the world wars.
Nah it's too late , doom is guaranteed and predicted.
Trees gone , Plastic everywhere , Pollution everywhere.
1 - weather changes.
2- crop failures.
3- hunger and desperation.
4- biological war starts
5- RIP our global civilization.
I love when the community comes together.
Wonderful how everyone saw what needed to be done & rushed over to help. God bless them all. Hope all on the ride are ok.
@@TheDogGoesWoof69 Troll somewhere else
Typical yanks
@@TheDogGoesWoof69just guessing here but I would think that no one knew it was broken…but did break when they where on it.
這不是重點，該檢討安全措施與規範，這原本該有的機制，為何會完全無任何防範作為。
Beautiful seeing everyone coming together to help others, but first guy by himself didn't think twice, or even worry about his own life... TRUE HERO! Didn't say let me get a few more people, he just jumped in to save lives... TRUE HERO!
😳🥺❤️❤️
Yes was looking for this comment ❤ 💙
Deserves a medal. A leader right there
There was actually more people down out of the cameras view.
Salute to the man who first step onto that railings. This is one of the moment you start to believe again in humanity ❤️
You could tell he was young to. Good for him. Hes such a good young ma. He was the one in the beginning of the video you could tell was was already plotting how to help
👏👏👏awesome Awesome
@Luan Olivar I absolutely couldn't agree with you more! There is care & love in humanity it just sucks it almost takes a near death experience in order for us to see it! Instead of the world hating one another we should all be lifting each other up! We all should be coming together rather then ripping apart each other. Everyone talks about change yet, no one really stands up to be the change!
It's True 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Coach just walked away.
Спасибо всем неравнодушным ✊😉
Seeing such love for strangers is underrated. The news should share more of this, just to show kindness still makes a difference ❤
well said
Scary 😳
💯
That first guy is definitely a one of a kind. Could tell he was hesitant and scared and yet still helped. God bless him
his kid probably on it but still what a guy.
All it took was that first one . Talk about brave
🙏🙏
That last guy though. Thank God for him! LMAO
@@RiverRat904 He is like the sperm that never made it.
I don’t think there’s anything better to watch on UA-cam. To see humans coming together to help one another is always the best.
Probably their loved ones are on there
0+0=0
World's biggest mystery solved by me 😎
Binod
😎
In the last someone speak on mic
Please have your tickets ready for next ride 🤣🤣
Exactly
Camera man deserves an oscar🎉😂
Crowd mentality is a crazy thing, a blessing and a curse. Respect to the first guy, you know he don’t mess about!
Well, these are northern Michiganders ☺️
The residents in Halloween kills learned that the hard way lol
Lol crowd mentality in the U.S usually means stand there until everything is over with, kinda like in China. It's very common in other countries for random people to group up and beat a robber or help during an accident
I thought the same thing. He's the first firefighter rushing inside a blazing house to save someone.
How Blessed we are to have Humans willing to run in.
The first guy literally gives me chills and is a hero not because the others aren’t …but because of his initial reaction and immediate cause of action he displayed that evening. He shall be remembered.
He is definitely a hero, he most likely had a loved one on the ride.
Amen
Well, I saw the full video. A girl who it is start first by holding it because of her brother on that thing. She try hard by won't walk away. The moment she grab other starting helping her. Love that teamwork.
i absolutely agree with you, he's a really hero!!
American infrastructure is third world for most of its citizens. Just wait till all your bridges and buildings start crumbling
I appreciate the first guy who take initiative to help because his bravery give power to other people ❤️
True
true💯
Yeah
बिलकुल सही👍
This
反応の速さがすごい！
最初に重りをかけようとした人達の勇敢な姿が素晴らしい。
勇敢さは確かに感じるけど、被害拡大の可能性があったことを考えるとあんまりリスペクト出来ひんな、、、😅
日本は世界ダントツの安全設計と点検を心がけてる国だからどの国よりも安心してアトラクションを楽しめるよねぇ〜ホント誇らしい、、、
@@ジョナス鳥 隙自
@@ジョナス鳥 発作かな
@@ジョナス鳥 その代わりこういう事があったら全員スマホで動画撮ってるだけだけどな
@@ジョナス鳥 ホルホル
To the first guy who didn’t know what to do but did what you did, you’re amazing. You were the leader and everyone else followed. Without you no one else would’ve known what to do. They wouldn’t have done that. It was nice seeing everyone else come together to help you. ♥️
True and it seems like it was different types of ethnicity too and they all came together no matter what color of skin they were. (Great thing to see)
@@328450J Why do you see race in everything?
No
@@328450J stop with the race thing no one cares what color you are along as we are together
@@anunknownperson4018 umm there are racist white people who don't want to touch anyone else who isn't white. Although it wasn't a necessary thing to say, it is the truth regardless
That first guy is the champ, he went by himself with no disregard
100% he didn't even look back
first guy is always the most important as long as one person steps up it inspires the others to do the same
Yes it takes courage
There were a few to the right at the same time as him!! :)
Bump
The first guy is a Avenger 💯
A HUGE THANK YOU! to all the people who jumped in and risked their own lives to help others. That's who the real heros are!
Team work always makes anything possible
Real hero is that first guy who couldn’t do it by himself but set the stage for everyone else to join in, that’s the hero
Браво!
@@billlee1724 @Bill Lee why would only he be the hero you're a weirdo.
@@cxo9378 bc someone has to lead by example, and those folks are real heroes 👏
They all come together too help . This is the way the world should be all of the time . Respecting this Rn
Becauae they didnt knoe the other people, bet is most of the people knew the people on the ride voted for x or support y law or have z belief they wouldnt have cared to gelp
Except the person recording 😂
This is how the world is the leaders and politics fuck us all
😍
Happy 2022
It's amazing how those people helped out, but what also amazes me is how calm the people on the carnival ride were.
They were busy probably praying!!
honestly, they might not have even known if was happening:(
Well, we can't see their faces and expressions. I'm pretty sure they were not calm.
Prolly ain’t no it was broken til they went around a couple times more than normal lol
You mean men because not a single woman bothered to help.
Great teamwork men👍🏾👏🏾!!!!!
I’ve seen this many times before but every time I see it my heart still melts for the group of courageous people that step up. Especially to the first guy for quickly reacting. ❤️❤️👏🏾👏🏾
@@joshuadaniel94 lololol nooo I’ve seen this short many times before
I love the very last dude in the Grey hoodie who just walks up way late and grabs a rail with one hand.
@@BottomThirdMelendez right lolol
The bystander effect, no one acts until someone starts acting.😢
@@carbinfiberify yes exactly and that’s the thing that I applaud the first man for so much because he reacted so quickly. That ride was on its way down 😳🙁
Props to that first guy who jumped in all by himself because without him I don't think anyone would have done much but watch. I could be wrong but it just goes to show one person can make a difference.
God Bless him for being human 🙏
Amen to that
Yeah bystander intervention can make a life or death difference, it's a strange phenomenon that most people are guilty of where if no one steps in, no one will.
So true!
He's a hero
Much love to everyone who came together to help those folks that could’ve been hurt🙌🏽👏🏽❤️🙏
@Suicidal Rockstar well they tried
Yes they tried. I think the major part of it would have crashed but the bottom moving stabilized by them probably kept it from going beyond the point of no return. They helped them and they could have been hurt as well. But definitely good int his case
@Suicidal Rockstar Did you not see it about to tip over backwards until they all got on it? Watch it again and watch the front where they jump on it right at the beginning
Exactly
And all of them men.... When it gets real the equal rights movement is hiding.
Восхищаюсь находчивостью этих людей... Респект 👏🏻
А что случилось?
@@ИринаХарченко-ф6юопора начала шататься
@ЯМоя-ш7х теперь рассмотрела. Спасибо
This is the brighter side of humanity...People coming together to save the many lives of others...That is courageous and heroic of those people to step in and help as much as they could to help those on the ride.
It gave me chills
Except for the fact that this person was just filming it
Men coming together to save the many lives of others***
Hero is the first guy!
@@bagzimus13 shut up😂
In front of this scene, we see that there are still people who care about each other. It makes us believe that the world still has salvation.
Vaina superr cute
This is why Americans will fight to the last breath!!!
@@RAH_BLISS not to be that guy, but the "fight to the last breath" mindset is why we had to nuke Japan. Twice.
Amen
I concur...it's NOT too late...it's NEVER too late
I love to see people come together in times of need. Im happy no one got hurt!!!!
You mean all the men.
It literally made no difference by the time they decided to "help", the ride was already slowing down. 😂😂
@@sowman69 True also
@@johnbuck5181as it should be
where were all the women in times of need
The first person jumping on the fence is a superhero 🎉
Shout out to the FIRST MAN who didn't hesitate. He was prepared to hold it down by himself.
Legend.
Man shout out to everybody that went in.. It was A LOT MORE that didn't
haha
😱🙏🙏🙏🙏
He owns the shit....he can't afford another lawsuit...he was prepared to die with them.
I was thinking the same thing.
Mad respect to the first guy for having faith he alone could pull the rails which motivated the whole crowd to help in
All it takes is one. most videos you see nobody's does nothing but record
Yea no doubt he basically lifted the morale of everyone there now I see why morale played crucial roles in battles in the past
He's a hero
People don't want to believe it but we do work in a herd mentality no one wants to be the first but the thing that matters most isn't the first person it's the second. Once the second does it, the action is seen as something the herd shoukd do
After a bunch of them just standing around watching…
What we can achieve when everyone works together
They are all incredible
I know right, it ain’t a ride if it ain’t malfunctioned
INDEED! Folks get so tripped up on CRAZEE STUFF.
Including the camera man!
Indeed
....being social! So weird, right?
I love seeing people coming together, caring about complete strangers stepping in and helping!
Me too.
Same I wanna do that one day! ❤🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
if you haven't already, you should look up the video of people pushing and leaning a subway train over to free someone who got stuck between the platform and the train. it's one of my favorite videos on UA-cam.
Amen I'd do the same
Sadly Such acts are over looked nowadays
This is what an "act of human kindness" looks like. These men are NOTHING LESS than Heroes!!! 🙏🏽😍
Im telling you. This is what we are supposed to do for one another. Help those in need.
People on the rides are muppets
But then the women come down and start blaming men for everything in the world. No woman came forward to help? Where were all the feminists?
I came here to say the same thing....... some people still just want to watch tragedy and record it instead of helping though
@@grislo9326 anything gluten free? Oh is that vegan
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️ thank goodness for those people who acted
And didn’t just record. Salute! We appreciate good people!
@@luz8222 Honestly at least one recorder helps when they suit the Shitty ride management
People replying are dumb af. Clearly I meant no one “just recorded”
It was only 1 wot reacted da rest jus followed like sheep, it was only coz of dat 1 dude da ppl may of got saved
Yes
Слава Всевышнему,что все обошлось .Спасибо отзывчивым людям !!!
❤❤❤❤❤
None of that was possible without the first guy starting it. He was a true legend
His kid was probably on that ride.
This is what happens when you use the same blocks of wood to level out your ride.
10 ton of Machinery resting on rotten planks
It always starts with ONE!
Last guy
“I-I’m helping!”
So the worker who noticed the issue and stopped the ride gets no credit... if that thing kept swinging those people would have got ragdolled.
Everyone there is hero, but among them, the first man who ran to grab the handrail is the greatest one, as his action worked as the social proof that made other people act too. Applause to their bravery and citizenship.
LoL@ SOCIAL EVIDENCE HAHAHAHAAHHAHAA👏👏👏👊👊👊
@@dr.fauci_tortured_n_killed5034 Sorry, not evidence but proof. I corrected. :-)
@@futureright7 No I liked it, I understood completely
Then there's the guy who simply walked off in the middle of it lmao
If he didn’t act first it would have been the bystander effect where everyone just stands around as horrific shit happens
They all need recognition, but that first dude needs a medal
Team work make the dream work
maybe because he got his kids up there
Ye
@@S.E.C.CLOTHING_365 it did, but that first mans decision encouraged others
@@dakota4111 what if it falls. That dudes done.
Just men being heroes.
I seriously love watching people help each other. Hope isn't lost.
Me walking up: who dropped all their smoked mini sausages all on the ground?
Was hope ever lost?
@@Inferno3745 ikr, there are multiple good things happening in this world 🤣 why’d he think it was lost
@@Inferno3745 remember when people were trying to let that murderer out ic prison because he was hot….. yeah……
@@emily.33jk3 ok so the world is doomed because of just a couple stupid people, got it.
Just when you think that you've lost all hope in humanity. We need to see more videos/photage like this. We could only pray that the love will be contagious.
Amen, to that. Love is about the only thing that can overcome all the negativity, hatred, threat of fascism, etc.😶🙏🏼💕
@@miarand57 bruh you really gotta go political
We Be Wonderful...
it's like that video of the man who's legs fell between the train and the platform. BUNCH of people came together to push the train away so he could be un-wedged and helped out
We need more people like this. We don't need people that was just only watch people die and take video to be viral
最初飛びついた人の勇気がすごい
団結したアベンジャーズみたいなリアルヒーローたちだね
めちゃくちゃかっこいい、、
最後の最後に一番仕事しそうな奴が来てて草
Pude leer el hiragana estoy feliz :D
@@つぶよりチャンネル .. embarrassing? pardon me..
素晴らしい
такие отракционы запретить нужно
I hope everyone is okay, nice to see all the people willing to help, and putting themselves in harms way.
Same Here
@@bagzimus13 Everyone**
@@bagzimus13 weird, I thought men were people too 🤷♀️ guess I was wrong
@@bagzimus13 There is just literally no reason to point it out, other than being a negative person who chooses to find something bad about people saving people?? Like what? Lol. There are videos of similar instances where mostly women help out. It literally depends on who is standing nearby and willing to help. Sometimes all men nearby are too scared and there is nothing wrong with that. In crazy moments like those, some people freeze up, and it doesn't matter who does and who doesn't. I'm sorry that you are in a mental state right now where you feel the need to be upset about a nice video like this and feel like women don't help with anything, but I hope you notice all the brave women out there soon. All people are in different ways. For example, when my father and I found my brother dead 4 years ago when I was 18. My dad broke down and could not do a thing. Meanwhile, I dialed 911, yanked the sheets off of him, figured out if I could still perform CPR, and ran downstairs to direct emergency services to our house. I perform extremely well under stressful/emergency circumstances, and I have had to multiple times in different ways unfortunately. So yeah I do take offense to this unfortunately, seeing as I am female and am the most reliable person I know, emergency or not, and I work very hard to be that kind of person. I know there is a very small chance that you read my comment this far, but if you did, I'm sorry for getting so dramatic. The 4th anniversary of my brother's death was 1 week ago today so I'm on edge and have been holding it in for the sake of those around me. Please be a little mindful moving forward that "women" referes to every single woman on this planet, and that generalizing all of them to lack bravery is beyond incorrect.
@@samanthazubia4060 🤣😅🤣😅🤣😅🤣👍🏾😂😂👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
When people come together like this. It’s almost magical
He took a video instead of helping
It really is.
@@eliasekandjo6468 some people might not be able to help due to disabilities.
@@Characterswrite scared asf
@@Characterswrite that’s one
I love the way people banded together to help out. This is simply beautiful
Men*
@@29HanburyStreet🤣🤣🤣
The first guy...real life hero❤️
Love that everyone just instinctively came together and all became heros at the same time
Humans work better Together!
Saved their children first instead of worrying about the lawsuit. Amazing how different people react during similar situations.
Who ever the fk set up that ride ought to be shot, carnies like to hire young inexperienced people from the area to help set these rides up and if they don’t have a clue what they’re doing the customers are screwed!!
@SWIMMING NOW I'm sure he just had evidence recording. I would do the same
some people can help in some other way
There still is some good left in this world. Respect to all the people who helped.
Some just stood there !!!
Blessings to all that ran to help !
❤
@@KatShotz Women
❤
An ocean is a set of water drops.
The person that jumped first to the fence trying to stop the backwards tilting of the structure might not avoid desaster. But altruisticly led an human chain that succeeded in holding down the structure.
He was the first drop of an ocean (at least a river).
He is an hero by his initiative.
My salut to him for acting and not caring about the risk that he would be taking.
So true. He put his life for others God bless him🙌🏾
yea that was probably his family up there.
Well said
I like this
Jesus loves you so much that he died for you , let him save you
Love seeing strangers working together to help strangers ❤
👏👏👍🙏🙏
Вообще то это человек разумный. Который наделён самым лучшим мозгом.. Он обязан помогать
Love seeing women standing together, watching men helping strangers
@@vladislavruttgers2791 probably because they didn't want their wives or girlfriends being potentially injured....ya know...because they're men and men protect the people they love.... usually.
Respect to everyone who went and held that sh!t down‼️🔥💯❤️
Finally a person that actually helps people instead of standing their and just filming. I salute you sir and the others that jumped in to help
I mean someone had to film it, how else would you have known about it?
@@isaiahcaston4539 you must think and then take a action if there isn't take action first, if it not we the people there, who else? But if scared enough dont press yourself. the example is the first man help for distract people to do that then the other come, then let the other filming if there is enough people to help. Not filming when you the one saw it first, but filming if there is a lot of people help. Think, Action then let minor people record that for information
Exactly
My utmost respect to them. They should be rewarded handsomely. The reason is cause people like them is rare. Very rare.
If it was India nobody would have jumped instantly instead they would have just filmed the same
누가 먼저랄것도 없이 순식간에 달려드는 모습이 너무 멋있네 ㄷㄷ
I love how the first guy believed that on his own, he could try and hold down the stage. Glad his faith was proved by others jumping in to help!
Hahahahahah
@@ishtlutz1261 so funny
Lol, Superman , if not in strength then in faith
But that’s exactly what happened it was over after the rest joined
How good and nothing happened 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Always pleased to see humans helping each other. Gives me faith in humanity
¨you are what you eat to eat something cute¨
🫡
Nah I've lost my faith in humanity already and this is really not gonna restore it😮💨
Same
@@justno984 I understand your feeling. But I feel like literally every human conflict ever can be root down to fighting over resources. I keep thinking maybe if AI could really solve that issue, if anyone can just have anything they wanted without the need to fight with others for it. Would human conflict stop?
I'm not going to lie, seeing these people run to aid them with this random act of kindness/help really put a happy tear to my eye 🖤🌻 thanks
I agree 👍🏻👍🏻
@@kendall5956 🌻🌻
Because their is no money in the people being at peace with each other. The population must be kept divided and at each other’s throats. If we’re not, we’ll figure out who is playing us and go after them instead.
Eh they all wanted to be called a hero and get on tv let’s not make this a whole firefighter survival story
Damn, you must have a straight-up stroke then when you watch animal-rescuing videos, huh?
That's what I'm talking about 💪🏽🗽 UNITY NOT ALL HERO'S WEAR CAPES
It only takes one guys hero move to get everyone else on board to save the night. He couldn’t do it alone but he was the first and they all deserve a huge high-five and thankyou.
EXACTLY!!! He noticed the problem immediately!
The guy in gray at the end made me laugh though. Jumps on after it has almost stopped.
There is some form of psychological/sociological idea about group responsibility vs independent responsibility.
Basically if you witness a tragedy and you’re the sole witness, you’re more likely to get involved straight away to help.
If you’re in a group, it typically takes you longer as you don’t feel solely responsible for helping. Almost like you’re looking to the person next to you to see how they react and if everyone’s frozen, you freeze. Once someone jumps in, you then almost feel like they’ve given you some form of permission for you to help.
Weird and lengthy fact, but I knew my a-level would come in handy one day 🤣🤣🤣✌️
@@Soph149 what do they call the people who react first? any specific name? or just leaders, hero’s
Michigan people 👍👍👍🙏🏻
Glad everyone was safe and to see people helping like that is awesome.
Yeah
It ain’t any people dass parents n family
most likely it was the people on the rides family members that helped some just stood there and watched
@Michael Aldredge-Greenwell fr
Thank you Jesus !!!
It's this kind of thing that restores my faith in humanity. Look how fast people started running to help add their weight to stabilize it!
its sad that you say that, because all humans should react this way..
what about the person filming it💀
Right!! Made me cry!
@@mpjfkeix3208 people just love clout my dude.
Except the big dude and the coach.
I feel happy when I see people helping each other.❤
So lovely seeing people help’s each other,thanks God all are safe ❤️
Remember well: heroes are all around us. Silent , dormant purposeless.
This moment brought the heroes into the spotlight once again.
The true hero was the first guy who went first. Everyone else followed. He was the real leader and hero because of his quick thinking.
@@xxsumixxtrax8159 everybody is a hero it takes a village please remember that!
@@yahwehissalvation1, none of them would’ve been “heroes” if it weren’t for the guy who jumped on first. He initiated it and everyone else followed. Otherwise, none of those people on that ride would’ve been saved. 🤷🏼♀️
Not that I disagree with you opinion but it's more complicated then that. Some of these people could just do it for to be perceived/praised as a "hero" instead of doing it purely to help others. I'm not saying that this represents all people and I still think that the people who did do it for selfish/egotistical reasons should be appreciated, especially since they could have been seriously injured in this case. Also the people recording instead of physically helping isn't a bad thing, especially if they just don't feel they are suited for the task and think that filming would be more beneficial task for the to fulfill. In the case that someone were to file a lawsuit, this footage could possibly be used as evidence against the carnival for failure to properly maintain the ride and lack of safety protocol (I'm not a lawyer though, so take this with a grain of salt).
Not one MF woman helped
Watching all the people running over to help, shows that there are still caring people in the world
Except the camera guy 🤪
Unfortunately, we see so much on social media and spend probably way too much time watching and clicking while the real world goes on... We see the good and the bad. The pandemic has definitely changed a lot of people, but one thing I do know is that there is always those few people that are willing to risk theirs for others. Thank goodness the man was quick acting and the others followed suit.🙏🏼❤
of course there are. stop watching the news.
👏🏻VERY BIG RESPECT FOR THE FIRST GUY 🙏🏻👌🏻The ride should of been secured better shame on the people that look after it!
@Anubis Keeper of the dead simple, money. Money will make some people do literally anything. It truly is a disgusting thing.
Look at all these brave MEN that stepped up to save/help the people on the ride!!! Thank you!!! We need more men like these! 🙏🏽🙏🏽
I noticed that too…😂
This used to be the norm before society got all f’d up.
A woman was in that mix.
Interesting thing though is you know all of the women would have done the same thing to save the riders if the men weren’t there. Both women AND men in that instance by instinct thought it was the man’s job. No discussion, just by behavior.
@ordoill-un6jtwhat took you so long??.....😂
احس عنهم احترام للانسان مهما كانت هويته
كل الاحترام وتقدير
Yo props to the first guy who started holding the actual ride all by himself
I agree he didn't even hesitate! He's the true hero here!
Fucking legend
Agreed!
Yes he saw that it was going to topple over....blessings to him and all that followed his lead.
Superman style
Everyone needs to be congratulating the first guy to go up and make an attempt. I feel like if he didn't no one else would have. It looked like his timing was impeccable as well. Two more passes that whole ride would have flipped backwards.
Lmao right I was waiting for it
Most people get bystander syndrome where they just freeze and watch terrible things happen. But he was a real hero, jumped straight into action to help.
@@melaninmonroe007 exactly; most people suck. Just like the last guy grabbing.
Yes mountain climber it was a case of monkey see monkey do, it took one person, and then everyone else jumped in.
@@simaojoseph better late then never