I Flooded my LEGO CITY...
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- Опубліковано 14 лип 2023
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In this video i spend 30 days building a Giant LEGO City with tons of cool details, and then I Flood My LEGO City with 300 GALLONS OF WATER!
R.I.P. Stud CITY...
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Incredible! The footage from inside the buildings especially! Really enjoyed this series, been so hyped to finally see the flood - amazing work Riley!
Oh hi there Chris
Imma big fan
Chris ima big fan
hey bestie
hi chris!! i knew youd be the type of person to love this series!
Ladies and gentlemen, you’re watching history. 🎉
Yessssss
Let's go 🎉
Yessir😂
Yep
Fr
17:14 the view from insude the apple store was so cool!
да
Yah
Ferrari will not have any further😊😊😅
insude
Insude!?
This truly explains the scale of damage and horror in a real flood.And 16:56 is true comedy.Truly great work!
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It was cool I’m just a tad bit underwhelmed that the base plates weren’t screwed down in the first flood. I’m extremely curious what the damage done by the water breaking the structures rather than the tiles being disconnected and running into each other being the main source of damage would look like.
Agreed
That’s what I’m saying
Yep :/
Same
In my opinion it was a bit dissapointing. the coolest part was the windows of the apple store shattering. But you cant forget the effort put into this.
I think you would have gotten more interesting results if you connected all the baseplates together, so that the entire build didn't just get pushed away by the water
Lego city project V2? 😂
@@Goldendeedand then slice the pool horizontally to get a wider tsunami
I said that to. Screw the baseplates and buildings to the ground so the water breaks them. Would look way better
I have been waiting for more than a month maybe forty - fifty days to get that result. Happy and isn’t happy
the baseplates were initially connected by smaller plates that was the main mode of failure
5:56 the way he flopped on his face was so funny. Get this video to 500k likes, not my comment, but the video because he deserves more, spending thirty days making a whole LEGO city then destroying it. Keep doing what your doing and never ever stop.
If you want to see the flooding in action press this timestamp 15:39
A month of building a city to just flood it, massive respect
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69 likes ? 💀
For Real
rome wasn't built in a day, but it was burned down in one
If this is ever done again, it would be cool to see the baseplates all attached together
Yeah it kinda all flew apart
Yea one fault with this was things were not rigid and together, so watching how stuff goes with everything attached, even if via normal lego bricks would be nice.
Also would be extra content on the way if he did videos with build progress on the way or as he was building also could go more in depth with what is built and details taht just cant be included in this length of video,
@@aurora4xabo665 I hope you're being sarcastic lol. And if you aren't, he's had a series of shorts that have been all over youtube for like the past month on his progress on each individual build, in case you didn't know ☺
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Just Imagine If this is Happens in real life man 😂😂😂 that's so cool and dead😅
16:55. I feel so bad for the people😂
17:32. Look at the baby😮
15:48 is the most satisfying cut I've ever heard.
This man is concrete proof that you are never too old for Legos.
bro is built like a lego character
Fact !
Lego, not Legos...
@@coastaku1954 Last time I checked, Legos are the bricks and Lego is the brand.
there are many old adults with lego cities lol, lego has no age limits and society shouldn't think of lego as only a kid thing either
The fact that someone has this much dedication, patience and determination is incredible
So many of them are lego sets
and he loves milking it
@@nicoladenvir4019 really??!?!
@@Felix79dlx ik
@@nicoladenvir4019no he just used them for the bricks bruh
The footages from inside the buildings are awesome!!!
Bloody brilliant mate! Much love from England.
I would've loved to see a damage report showing what was damaged. Also next time (if there is a next time) connect the baseplates and try and keep them from moving so the force is applied directly to the buildings instead of moving the structures
Ok I see you 😂😂
Why do flooded it look really cool
…. 13:02 13:03
@@nhinguyen1571and 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Bugbear
The patience this guy has is absolutely insane
Its all about the fun
Time flies when building LEGO ❤
For real
The build up to it was nice but the flood was weak
This is the best Lego series I could ever watch and be like, “Dang, this is awesome”
That is a very interesting concept. I wonder if the modularity of those buildings is what saved them from total destruction. If so, then that idea could be used to prevent flood damage in real-life structures. (I know that it won’t resolve all the dangers of flood regions. However, it should resolve one of the biggest issues and that is destruction of the building’s foundation.)
If it has the same effect on a real size scale, then it can save lots of building. But I think on a real size scale it can't work due to the buildings weight.
Finally, it's been a nice journey, following you build this from day 1 to flooding it. We need more videos like this.
Also the flood scenes look phenomenal. Truly phenomenal.
Me too man
Same lol
Same
Same
Fr
Absolutely amazing! The interior of the shots were great. I think next time you should hook the baseplates together so the whole city stays together for the flood
yeah
Yup, and so the force of the water destroys the buildings and doesent just move em around
It looked so cool in the indoor shots of the houses
Yea!
Exactly what I was thinking.
Wow, really got to hand it to you! The amount of time and effort you put into this build is incredible. Subscribed
I love how when you built the mrbeast burger, and took off the roof, you said “and you can take off the lid.”
16:42 that guy it’s chilling
Looks like he moved ngl
That's the power of the "Florida man"!!
The flooding of the city looks very cool and epic. But I think it would be better if the plates were connected to each other. The water would have less space and it would put more pressure on city buildings
Agreed
And another 30 minutes added to the video just looking at pointing out all the damage that occurred
Agreed
I can’t believe he has the stamina to do this, I got exhausted watching this
the water rushing through the city buildings gave huge Sonic Adventure vibes when he fights Chaos in the end game lmaooo
Throughout this video I was constantly amazed by his dedication to this city which was inevitably going to be destroyed. The details certainly didn't have to go as far as they did, but it definitely added to the experience of watching those structures fill up with water. Those shots were amazing!
Fr
Very good! Just one tip: maybe attach all the base plates together so they don’t float away for a more realistic simulation but still very fun to watch you never fail to entertain your viewers!!
Every UA-camr that I watch has someone or some people saying (you nether fail to entertain us) or something like that and I am starting to hate them
@@Tv-woman01141 Why though? In every UA-camrs/Influencer/Streamers comment section there will always be fans. Are they not allowed to show their appreciation for the content and entertainment someone's channel provides?
Sure, it may seem odd. And you should never idolize someone to an extreme point. But appreciation and support from a viewer is normal.
Uh sorry
@@frl-4047yeah but it feels like an overused copypasta, especially now that it’s spammed by bots
I did it and my building got destroyed
Wow the slo Mo really added the chefs kiss amazing vid
16:55
*cutely drops phone into water* 🤭 ✨
Respect for this man, He put 30 days of hard work just for it to get flooded for our entertainment. Great series!
Def hard work putting bricks together for a few hours every day 😂
@@thehandsomeguyinthefront Además de solo poner las piezas tuvo que planificar la ciudad y cada una de sus construcciones. Hacer trabajos así a pequeña escala no es fácil y la verdad es que tener que hacer el mismo movimiento una y otra vez cansa, mucho.
@@jonathana5218 Bless you
more like for views XD but I know not only
@@thehandsomeguyinthefrontlegos are actually hard sometimes theres the pain of unwrapping a lot of things if your building large projects like this you’ve prob never built anything with legos bc your just assuming it’s easy but you should build a lego house and if it gets destroyed all that work is just gone
17:20 and he’s just standing there MENACINGLY
Bro isn't built different browse building correctly
Is the time 17:24?
I mean it’s true, and lol
Emmet in the glass building be like 'Oh i aint gonna be here for longer'
The lambo didn't get entirely destroyed, it just got wet and clung to a building so big W to that lambo and you. Your hard work.
It's been an honor following this journey
A salute to all the people of Lego City, and the brave soul who spent a month building it
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o/ Heil Brickler
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The amount of effort you put for a Lego city that you built mostly without sets and to flood it is dedication.
or stupidity.... wasting a swimming pool, wasting water....
The money he profited from the video makes it worth it
Your short series of this was the height of me watching you.
My boy is tryna be the riddler from
The batman
Watching you build this city is inspiring, but admittingly the flood was a little disappointing because I was hoping the force of the water would topple down buildings, but instead we see them moving and crashing into each other with minimal structural damage . If I were to do the same, I would have flooded both from the side and above and I'd even incorporate wind for a typhoon effect.
he shoulda fastened the big buildings to the geound more so instead of moving they would collapse
@@beanboi9156 ye
If i were to do something like this i would make the bricks more loose so we could see them fall
It Looked like the water got under the baseplates and thus carried them away more than buffeting them with water.
i wouldve secured them like how he did at the end
This series has come so far. I’m happy for you and what you’ve achieved 😊
It was awesome
@@theshankanatorI’ve seen you somewhere…
@@theshankanatorI think from Lotr Bricks
This was a amazing series!❤❤❤
Dislike comment it is stolen lol
This is absolutely astoushining😮
Fantastic job!
I may be late to this but I would really love to see the city still connected... the baseplates I mean. and if possible, get the flood from a distance and in one direction. That way it will be more realistic and can see water hitting every corner.
Best part, the skyscrapers actually stands!!!!!!!
16:55 that head slam tho
the way she slams into the table 💀
POV: When I lose only up at the last jump
She dead for sure
chuck mcgill
It was personal 💀
I remember when I randomly found day 1, and started following the series. This was a truly amazing build and it's sad to see it go, but awesome at the same time. Great work! ❤
Same happened to me!
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Yes
Wow, your LEGO CITY video is absolutely fantastic! The creativity and effort you put into it are truly impressive.
This is incredible!
If you ever will do it again I have a few tips:
-more cameras, like all the super cool buildings like the aquarium didn’t have cameras
-You needed to drill or stick the baseplates and roads in the ground and find a way that instead of the buildings just getting dragged they stay down and get taken down instead, which is more realistic.
-more slow mo footage from inside
That’s all. Amazing experiment! This will really make your channel blow up so you should make more of this kind of content.
True
Wow
He has 1.33 million followers, I think he'll be okay.
@Lukas-pm2ks your point? Constructive criticism can come from anyone.
my point is his channel doesn't need to blow up because it's doing really well as is.
16:48 was the best camera shot
I love it ❤ the only problem was…there was no little cameras in each building so we couldn’t see the fully inside of each flood
Brick science is one of my inspirations
Gotta appreciate how well the buildings held up.. The dedication of this man is insane!!! Props to you brick science!.
Lego city has fallen into the river in Lego city
Please give me a shout out. I never get a shout out because they never see my comment.😢
the fact that he added an interior design and details to the buildings is just amazing
Its not something new or something
The minifiger just floating by 😂 16:41
Emmet is hanging on for dear life
This was incredible, actually felt like a scene from a Lego movie.🤩
This has been such a big project, with so much bricks, setup and time being involved! I especially enjoyed the camera angels inside the buildings. This was epic, amazing job!
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I agree, especially the fact he built it all by himself.
What an amazing journey! This was worth the wait. Nice job, and for the most part, all your buildings stayed together.
Not the apple store
@@MasonBailey-hq6gbbased on real life 😂
17:01 its funny how that guy in the back drives the block like a skateboard😂
"Nothing Gold can stay"
~Robert Frost
This series was truly great. From day 1 to the flood... it's been a long, exciting, and wonderful journey. Glad to see you have made it...
Really Salute this guy who has the most dedication I have ever seen. 🙂
1:54 *✨apple✨*
Finaly a lego UA-camr who isnt making stupid or inproprite jokes every 2 seconds (i used to only watch half asleep Chris lego videos now i watch yours to)
The buildings actually held up better then I expected. Great journey. Been hyped for this a while now.
The only building that looked to be entirely compromised was the apple store.
@@Janoha17they’re still using Windows for security
Ain't nothing stopping the guy at 17:28
I think it was Emmett
LEGO is fun thx for making vids about lego!
Surprisingly intact! Next time, try elevating the pool (Put it in a truck, maybe?) to simulate a tsunami.
I feel this would've been a lot cooler if the city was bigger with shorter buildings. Also if it was properly anchored on the ground instead of all the buildings flowing away.
Yeah. And cooler camera angles.
Respect for him to make a entire Lego city just to drench/destroy the whole thing in a matter of seconds is crazy
I personally love this video keep up the good work
you BLEW my mind with the second sky scraper!
This was actually super interesting. Thanks for taking us with you through this process. BTW, the zoo looked amazing.
OhAllahThealmithyAllahuAllahProtetmeandgiuemeAllahuAllah
A Lego city has fallen into a river in your Lego city
Super sick, dude! Thankfully it looks like most of those buildings could be rebuilt somewhat easily, as a lot of them only took what seems like minor damage.
😂😂😂 I love how the Apple store broke as easily as their products do!😂😂😂
@@seanruuskanen1807 facts
@@seanruuskanen1807nah so true
everybody fell into a River in Lego city
@@ThePeePeePoopooMan133 * a river fell into lego city
Everyone: *Talking about the flood*
Me: oH i HaVe ThE sAmE iNdIaNa JoNeS cAr!
You don't have to mess around with stuff like flooding your city, your building skills are enough to make a very good video, I would have rather seen more emphasis on that. Thanks for posting, it was a cool idea, I think it would have been more interesting with tied down baseplates and way more water. Your footage and creative approach were both outstanding
17:01 the best shot
Now just hope it is with a water ticht camera
@@draakio3962well duh, why wouldn't they put a waterproof camera in
Emet just went like: Ight imma head out
17:15 was such an awesome shot. Great video. 😊
Love the shirt as a classical guitarist and ukuleleist!❤
i like how your so calm even if everything gets messed up
Most the buildings held up surprisingly well! I loved watching this series, sad it has to come to an end.
I’ve never felt more happiness and awe when watching the absolute terror of the footage from inside the buildings
10:58 I have that pagani,awesome btw
That was awesome I really enjoyed this series
Would've been cooler and more realistic to really have the ground tiles stick together somehow but this was still amazing to see. Both the building process and the flooding. Bravo.
Honestly the fact that there was barely any damage is incredible. Great building both aesthetically and functionally!
its because they got pushed apart after the flood started
@@Bollybuyumba123 True. Like, why didn't he glued them to the ground?
idk man i was hoping for more to happen too much build up not enough pay off
The way it bursts through the windows is CRAZY
That wasn’t surprising at all…like others have said, they just got pushed around by the water. This is like saying “wow! I can believe the ball didn’t pop!” after putting a ball in front of a hydraulic press with no other surface to compress it with.
17:26 bro's just standing there, chilling out 😂😂😂
15:28 THE FLOOOOOD DAYYYYYY
Can I just say, I have watched all this dudes (almost) daily shorts about flooding the city. I would wake up, go about my day, and finish it off by watching youtube, especially this guys brand new short. Im astonished that he made so much progress in such little time, and the end result was worth it!
Great job Riley!
This man deserves a standing ovation for all the work he has done for us!👏👏👏. Amazing job and keep up the great work!
It took me 12 hours to see it
no he doesn't. it was well and truly underwelming and a disapointment
Smart pug wtf dude
You building your city really gave me the courage to rebuild my LEGO city. And now my city has 205 mini figures and unrealistic lore
Which is basically if kids with wild imagination played with lego
I have been watching the you build the city since Day 1!
16:35 I've been watching that for a month and a half and I am so proud of this
The fact that you constructed an entire LEGO building, made a short, and worked on this video each day for 30 days is insane! I wish I had your work ethic Riley!
Most of the big heavy buildings actually survived that and that proves how strong lego bricks are
AT THE END THE ZOO LOOKED LIKE IT MADE IT SO KEEP IT❤❤❤❤❤
16:30 that lego person near the mall really said “not today”
She got flooded
Awesome set and footage, hard work pay off
Thats pretty much how a huge flood happens
Not only did you waste a beautiful LEGO build, you destroyed a perfectly fine pool. Couldn't you have found another way of flooding the city?
The scene at 16:48 (inside the Apple store?) was actually kind of dark. I was stunned by how realistic it looked. To see the whole foundation moving, the water flowing in, people outside getting swept away and falling between the cracks, the glass windows caving in...the Lego lady in the pink clothes literally drifted by!😱😭
This reminded me of the great east japan earthquake
The POV from inside the building looked like a real tsunami. It was so cool the way it just flowed through the city and tossed everyone thing out of its way. Great video!❤🎉
As a Lego Lover (LL) i see this as an absolute win.
omggg I remember waiting every day for a new part!!