Anatomy of a Headshot
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- Опубліковано 17 січ 2021
- EDIT: Lots of people are saying the rifle pictured at 1:28 is a .30-06 hunting rifle. It's not. It's a .22 caliber rifle. I should have labeled it, so it's my fault for the confusion.
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Poor Murray.
This was mind blowing
please add subtitles
is it possible to punch bullets? oh wait.
"Receives full damage" uh huh uh huh ok so for max damage shoot there? now i know how to win at video games
Anatomy of a headshot:
- The head
- The shot
Sad eh, tho.
Anagram of headshot
- The lobotomy...
And the mess left to clean up
@@memberberries9782 No problem. Call up my buddy Marcellus Wallace and ask him to send The Wolf.
@@carrisasteveinnes1596 More like making pudding out of the brain, followed by a dirt nap.
"Headshots are not 100% fatal"
-character gets shot in head
-*bandages their hand*
Game logic
@@hikkiwaru7453 yes
Ajay Ghale: 👀
leave joel and ellie alone lmaooo
FNV courier
My great-grandfather survived being shot in the head. He fought in World War II when a bullet hit him in the back of the head and exited through his nose. He was considered to be dead, but somehow he survived, returned home and lived 92 years before his death. Great man to me.
That’s really neat could he talk normally and act normal?
@@itzian713 His nose was deformed and bled from time to time for the rest of his life. And the back of his head was noticeably scarred. But he was a man of extraordinary strength. He built a house on his own. And then, after there was a fire that destroyed everything to the last stone. He built it again.
@@timothee1494 Thanks for sharing mate!!
He was from the greatest generation, just like my parents. My dad was also in WW2. Landed on Omaha Beach the morning of d-day. Cheers.
🍻
@@timothee1494 I want to be like your granddad when I’m older.
I survived a headshot. It entered my right eye, and came out of the top of my head. I'm getting my right side back slowly. I'm going on 10 months now.
Good luck Bruv 👍👍👍
Yoooo tf
What was the situation that led to you getting shot?
This feels fake, how can you still have the knowledge to text and properly provide a good story without drooping, it is not possible, I know damn well you are faking it
@@6jpsalmsB-ne5jy Did you see this person type this out? They could’ve had someone else do it for em.
Take your goofy ass outta here
Congratulations everyone we’re officially on the FBI watch list 👍
🎉
just wait until they see all those pictures of me in blackface.
@@jawbrace lol
@@jawbrace lmao.
Prolly been on this I be watching wild shit😂
Guy: Bullets will be 90% fatal
Game developers: you mean 9 percent?
This shit reminds me of fallout new vegas
Valorant physics 😂😂😂
100% if headshot
@@camo736 *with a sniper..
@@dravic4292 this is exactly what I was about to say🤣🤣
A friend of mine survived a head shot, but he did not tell the story.
For a long time he couldn't talk at all, and when he did finally learn to talk again he did not remember anything about the gun shot.
He required 24/7 care after that. His body survived the head shot, but the person he had been no longer existed.
Damn
From experience, TBI's suck
"The gravitational constant is ten."
Truly a physicist at heart.
🙏🙏 you gotta round off the 9.8
"I don't even use numbers anymore. It's all just abstracted to variables and unit analysis"
- If cypher from the matrix was a physics grad student
*engineer
@@ikilledaman *scientist
@@vladivosdog**Lawyer
"Just slap a band aid on that bad boy and you'll be fine"-video game logic
Ah thanks much better.
Better yet, eat some herbs like in resident evil
I know from experience
Facts you get hit markers w a .50 cal 😂😂
"Just an ice pack and you will be fine" - probably school logic
Bad guy: “I’m about to shoot you in the head”
Also Bad Guy: “Let’s do the math on that tho”
Lol you hear this video before ur shot
Smarter bad guy: Here's a machete.
*Comes the good guy and saves the day*
Well Deadshot do that everytime
Lol
I’m a paramedic. The human body is incredibly resilient. I had a early 20s male a couple years ago that shot himself in the head with a handgun (I didn’t see the gun) I heard from someone it was a 9mm someone else said a 38. The dudes brains were hanging out but he had almost perfect vital signs and was maintaining his own airway. I don’t think he survived in the end but it’s certainly doable.
Bro was just in sleep mode?
That’s because most of the vegetative bodily functions like breathing are being controlled by the brain stem, which can be missed by some headshot angles
I had a family member survive a headshot with a 22 at close range. She still had some physical disabilities but otherwise she is fully aware and fine. Very informative video.
"Headshots are not 100% fatal"
Gamers: *Yeah, we know*
**laughs in sniper**
Play escape from tarkov not that cod or battlefield crap and you’ll have a better more realistic experience where a bullet to the face or bare head insta drops ppl
@@lonewanderer958 yeah I should really play tarkov, I mostly play CS:GO and not much of COD and Battlefield V
The truth kid.
the game was rigged from the start
@@lonewanderer958 Or play Rainbow Six Siege where literally every headshot is an insta-kill not including Caveira’s pistol.
What many people don’t realise about that scene in Joker is it was actually improvised, Joaquin Phoenix snuck a gun on set and shot Robert De Niro for real as part of his method acting.
Truly an actor ahead of his times
Haha y'all fools 😆crazy
How did they improvise the squib and splatter then? Or was it all done in post?
@@lohphat It's a joke of DeNeiro actually being shot
That explains all of the remarkably stupid things he’s said since then.
This a very long comment. Also if anyone responds please don’t be rude. This is a very touchy subject and I know how the internet can be lol. I was hesitant to share this story at first.. typing this made me feel a shit ton of anxiety since I rarely comment on anything online. But for some reason I felt inclined to. First, I’d like to say it’s crazy how many people in the comments that survived or knows someone who survived situations like these… I appreciate your knowledge and I’m glad you’re able to talk about it and inform people. I lost someone unfortunately due to such circumstances a few years ago.. she was my sister. She was shot 17 times and the first shot was to her head. Watching this has at least brought me some awareness on what she may have experienced and the injuries she endured.. as if more truth was shone on the situation. Instead of the scenarios I came up with in my mind due to my own ignorance. I never ran away from wanting to know what happened to her. It’s like I wanted to know every detail as if I’m the one investigating her case. I always wanted to inform myself as much as I could because for some reason not knowing does more damage to me. I already knew some of the info in this video, my brother is very knowledgeable on guns and has taught me gun safety, differences in caliber, and velocities in a responsible manner when I was younger. This year in August will mark 5 years since she was killed. She was 26 years old when it happened. My sister had goals, and great things she wanted to accomplish.. She never had any kids although she dreamt of having a family of her own. I am now 25 realizing how young she actually was. She did not do anything to deserve that. Her life was taken away by someone selfish and evil at heart. We miss her and think about her everyday. Once again, I don’t normally do this I’m not coming on here with a sob story. (Though I was sobbing while typing this) But I feel like maybe someone will read this who probably experienced losing someone they love dearly in a traumatic way. The pain never goes away, it just gets easier to manage. I learned in the worst way, that sometimes you won’t get an answer for why certain things happen. The investigator literally said “sometimes there is no reason, sometimes people are just shitty people” and that stuck with me since.. And the person who did it, was in fact a shitty person. I hope anyone who experienced anything like this remembers that the person you lost loves you dearly and even though the world moves on, they know for a fact you that you’ll never forget them. They see you and how hard you try. They’re with you always and they would want you to live life the best way you can even if it’s without them. Experience life and create wonderful memories. That’s what I believe my sister is thinking and I don’t doubt that the same goes for anyone else. 🖤
I’m sorry for your loss. I cried reading that.
@@D4rkamusprime Thank you, I appreciate it. 💯 I’m sorry for the tears I definitely cried too 😅🥹
I’m so sorry for your lost my love
I'm so sorry for your loss.
I know I'm just a stranger on the internet, text on a screen. But I wanna tell you you're very strong for writing this out and posting it.
Your sister lives on in the love you have for her.
@@aliza_h I thought about it for a while it took a lot to share this lol. I appreciate your kindness a whole lot, thank you so much 🙏🏾💜
I knew the wound channel could be incredibly damaging from a high powered rifle shot but didn’t know much more. This is interesting in general but I also work for funeral homes doing body removals so your video answered a few questions I’ve had. Thank you.
“More kinetic energy equals more ouch.”
- Science.
He’s totally wrong about that though, bullets obtaining similar energy numbers can create totally different wound cavity types.
for instance a .44 mag and a .223 load where both would generate 1300 ftlb, but the .44 mag is widely accepted as being suitable for black bears whereas the ,223 is often thought of as the minimum for deer. This is because the .223 achieves its energy through velocity and a small projectile, which causes the bullet to fragment or destabilize violently leading to shallow penetration but a large wound, whereas the momentum caused by the weight of the .44 keeps it going through while still creating a large wound because of it’s diameter.
Diameter is a huge factor in wound profile, which is why you could load a .358 and 30-06 both with a 180 grain bullet at 2500 FPS and shoot a deer with both but the .358 would always, given a similar bullet, produce a larger wound and exit hole.
This also applies to the phenomenon known as hydrostatic shock which are responsible for most “bang flop” aka instant kills during heart/lung shots, which occurs at 2600fps for bullets .338 in diameter or under, but down to 1700 for bullets over .45 cal.
Bullet effectiveness is a lot more complicated than a simple convenient formula.
@@nickleback3695 a large and deeply penetrating permanent cavity is the primary component to the “stopping power” of a cartridge. Temporary cavity only matters in inelastic tissue or possibly bones when narrowly missed though that is very unreliable.
@@nickleback3695 I'm fairly sure he gave plenty of examples of how the Wound size increases as the bullet size increases.
He just said that, assuming there's 2 bullets with the same size, the faster one will deal more damage than the heavier one.
@@afoxwithahat7846and he’s incorrect, even given the same diameter say a 30-06 110 grain bullet vs a 180, the 110 likely wouldn’t penetrate enough to damage vital organs on a large animal, but would likely be way more devastating on on a varmint. There are different classes of damage, shallow and wide, deep and small, etc.
Which one is better or more sever depends on the application, it isn’t as simple as “fast=more damage”.
@@swamp1634 I don’t recall mentioning temporary stretch cavities, but you’re wrong about the extent of their effectiveness. the temporary cavity being large enough to violently interact with the spine is responsible for a lot of incapacitations under certain circumstances , it is the sole reason “high-spine shots” aka shots a few of more inches below the spinal column tend to drop animals quickly, even when the actual wound cavity fails to touch the spine.
And yes, while “stopping power” is most reliably caused by a large permanent wound (myself, my sister and everybody’s cousin is aware of this, it’s literally big game terminal ballistics 101), the effect of hydrostatic shock should not be dismissed.
I would recommend reading Nathan foster’s terminal ballistics blog, it changed the way I approach total bullet effectiveness and gave me an appreciation for the high velocity phenomenon known as hydrostatic shock, which many hunters dismiss as a simple fallacy, attributing all bullet effectiveness to a simple permanent wound canal.
Respect to the dude who tried this out and told everyone how it works
You’re Welcome!
@@rijkdebruijn7173 😂🔥
its physics and observation from accidents..if the comment's a joke, then its a bad one
"@@pacepoetic eeerrmm well actually" you had to ruin it
@@pacepoetic No way!!😨
*Anatomy of a Headshot*
23 Million People: "Interesting"
Ah, so relaxing before going to sleep
2:16 "the weight is 10, velocity is 10"
Teacher: *bursts out of wall* "10 what? Apples?"
Bananas
@@IcyBune no you failure of a lab test subject it's 10 orange. How many times must I tell you oranges o-ran-ges 🍊
@@richer783 aw crap, i'm gonna be expelled right now
*"Ohh Yeaahh"*
@@kristyandesouza5980 XD
“Bullets are 90% lethal”
Game Devs: 2%, take it or leave it.
Stolen comment
Even if it doesn't kill you, there's no way you're gonna be able to get back up and fight immediately after.
ARMA is most realistic
Tarkov: There's a magnet implanted in your skull.
@@Nubkiller312 Where? I honestly didn’t see another comment like this, this was original
game: if we shoot u in the head even if we are throwing u a bullet u die? him: nuh uh game: shush yuh uh *shoot*
Something small I wanted to point out 1:27 the majority of marksman rifles have a higher fire power than ARs. Great video though!
looking for this comment lol
But but but the big scary AR-15!!!!!!
(do not look up the Ruger Mini-14 Ranch it totally doesn't fire the same caliber and essentially function the exact same but doesn't look "like an assault rifle")
Why do people assume a gun designed for hunting...you know...killing much larger animals than a human...would be less dangerous than any other gun...we have rifle...then "hunting" rifle...the second sounds scarier than the first as the hunting part denotes that its used for killing specifically 😂 people come back to reality we are tired of carrying your dead weight...
Right! Sniper rifles are for ranged -kills- elimination. The higher fire power required to send that round down range far enough.
The description clarified it was a .22 caliber rifle
The best phrase ever “the more velocity,the more ouch”
Becoz momemtum(ouch)=mass×velocity
Hello scientists, did you forget that in order to brain to work on any reaction it takes 1/10 of a second and bullet moves faster than that. So no "oouch"
@@surajitbiswas3100 XD Lmao
@@surajitbiswas3100 "for"
@@keyboardwarrior8905
After or before which word ?
The quiet kid explaining why billy is unconscious on the hallway floor
Teacher: so he's dead?
Kid: no no!, the bullet disabled his brain
Teacher: OK UNDERSTANDABLE HAVE A GREAT DAY
@@samhdxl best explanation to my girlfriend's mom
U mean the quiet white kid?? Hmmmmmmm?
@@marjademercado7318 woah that's so edgy! Incredible!🤯
@@samhdxl 😂😂😂
That was so great to include your dad's profession and his contributions. Keep up the good work.
Great and very well explained, to my mind it just misses a very important thing : full metal jacket or not, the way the bullet work depends also a lot on which material it is made of…
Thanks for your video
“Headshots are 90% fatal”
this guy plays a lot of siege
Nah he's stating established facts. Get out more
@@sparkyphantom92 take a joke. Get out more
@@Deimos_the_Autist Lmao bruh I cant believe he said get out more to you after playing limbo with that fkn joke
lm playing siege right now😂
@@sparkyphantom92 take a fucking joke
Anatomy of a Headshot: All you have to know is that there isn't going to be much anatomy left.
Damn, that took a dark turn...
Nah I’m still typing
@Gremblo well at least there would be some anatomy left, most of the head.
Not almost the whole head whacked off
Why I read that in Big Smoke's voice?
Explodetomy.
My mother used a H&R in .38 S&W short with a lead RN to the head and i found her days later. Surprisingly. There wasn’t anything i could tell that indicated a head shot but a small puddle of blood in her lap and the gun by her side. No exploding skull fragments anywhere but i found the bullet days later on the carpet across the room. I only needed the Carpet cleaned and the stain was small. Must be the partial stroke and booze that stopped all the bleeding. She always liked doing things her way. Its been 30 yrs and i am the same age now but i know how I’m going out when i cant control my bowels but definitely out doors.
What does "used a H&R in .38 S&W short with a lead RN" mean? Too much jargon for me to understand
@@OldQueercaliber, model revolver, lead round nose projectile
I worked in a NSICU in one of the busiest level one trauma centers in the US. One neurosurgeon became a renowned expert on “GSW head” patients. They were fascinating patients. And although many didn’t last long, we also had spectacular recoveries.
My mom actually survived a headshot wound. She was really young playing in her room, when all of a sudden she says she has the worst headache of her life and cant see anything. Next thing she knows shes waking up in a hospital 2 days later. Apparently her brother was cleaning his rifle downstairs when it had a negligent discharge, and it ended up going through 2 walls, and finally hit her right next to where her orbital and cheekbones meet, where it then lodged an inch into her skull. Luckily, it hit no brain matter, and she was not affected mentally, however her cheekbone hits her jaw when she chews due to a bone blister developing. Man is it a crazy story!
That's why owning a gun is no joke, a single accident can cause damage 2 walls away
Wow you almost weren't here
Wow this sounds like bullshit
@@carbon3783 True, always treat a firearm as if its loaded, never point it at or near things/people you dont intend to shoot, and always know whats behind your target.
Americans and their weapons, when not
I swear I'm not a serial killer, I just like anatomy and crime scenes
Methinks you doth protest too much. Is your AKA "Iceman"?? Seriously, physicians do not want to be sick all the time...
@@phapnui ... what?
@@mjkg6026 Yep.
@@phapnui wth did you just say?
@@Army-xn9tj "How much did it rain last night." I just said that to my wife.
UA-cam Algorithm: At this point he will watch anything
Dear UA-cam algorithm.
Thanks for suggesting this happy video about death right on Christmas.
I can't think of anything better to watch now that'll get me in a jolly mood.
Sincerely
Me
"Because a shotgun to the head is pretty self explanatory."
*chuckles in splash damage*
mcnutt video explains it well
@diamond_GAMEING996 shut up kid
@@paulapeno. shut up kid
laugh in rocket direct hit
@@ConallDWhite i have always wondered why Ronnie McNutt shot himself
My grandfather, when he was young, was kneeling in a corn field. He was talking to someone and his mouth was opened just long enough to have a 22 LR round from someone else fly into his mouth and shoot him in the back of the throat without hitting anywhere else. The doctors were unable to remove the bullet and 80 years later he coughed it out at the dinner table. He carried that bullet in his pocket the rest of his life.
What a god, your grandfather was a G
@Ethereal Equinox he was. He served in WW2 back when the military would let soldiers jump out of a plane and parachute to places they wanted to go and would later pack up their chute and turn it in. He jumped out of a plane to meet my grandmother. Never owned a vehicle, walked everywhere he went. But the bullet that shot into the back of his throat was pretty insane. Thanks for the comment.
Da hatte er sehr viel Glück,denn das kann tödlich sein.
What a bullshit story
He served for which country under which unit?
All I was thinking while I'm watching this video is how incredible is the feeling of "love" because we all carry weird skulls and teeth, and all this bone and flesh structure within us so we normally look horrible inside us but we love each other no matter what. I think that's amazing.
I mean, yeah, I'm not gonna judge someone for being born with a skull lmaoo, that's just how we're constructed.
"Ewww, you have skin? And bones? Sorry, not my type."
@@blokvader8283 Lol yeah like I mean don't get me wrong honey I love your peach but the way the blood circles in your veins and the eyes settled in a weirdo skull and that horrible gap in the middle of the nose, sorry, I can't do this. You're literally a bigger version of a microorganism. And with those teeth, you're literally a monster no different than those in the horror movies. Just because you have good looking skin I'm not gonna f*ck a blood and shit sack. 🤣
“Bro don’t peak.”
Bro:
The fact that this has 17 million views just really shows the definition of ‘random 3am thoughts’.
11 M now
Yeah. It keeps popping up in my suggested. I finally clicked on and it said what the hell.
Woahhh it is literally 3.37am rn
Also the first time UA-cam has given me a good suggest in months. I think someone at UA-cam has a low velocity bullet wound to the head which caused them to mix up"suggested" with "already seen"
It just randomly popped up lol
Props to that 1 guy who took a headshot for our knowledge.
a lot of people took a headshot for our knowledge
Normie
Normie
Your welcome
@@johnf.kennedy5264 💀
My Great Uncle survived a Headshot in the 2. World War in the Soviet Union. He was a Soldier in the Wehrmacht. He died 2015.
He fought for the Germans?
I still think the craziest story of someone surviving a GSW to the head is Ryan Waller. Sucks he couldnt get medical help in time.
What happens when you get whipped in the nuts with a car antenna...asking for a friend...
Gucci berry?
@Justin Neri 😂😂😂
My gods.
Its usually results in getting whipped back with a baseball bat.
ouch
"Because a shotgun to the head is pretty self explanatory."
"DEAD!"
It's one of those silent wheezing moments
Thb tho after a lil range it wouldn't kill you definitely can but one pellet to the head would be like a 22 no
more like splatt!!
@@kylecallahan5860 well its a fucking shotgun that has spread so ofc if you go far enough no bullets would hit
@@natechicken685 I was talking about the damage of being hit by a shot gun at less lethal range. Would u want to be shot at with buck shot at ( x ) range cuz I don't.
How to call an ambulance after headshot when you're actually out of your mind?
Not the happy music in the background like if this was a tutorial of how to cook pasta 💀
It's almost like evolution didn't account for us hairless apes using gunpowder. Weird.
Humans have spent too much time thinking up ways to kill each other rather than ways to help each other.
@@triplethegrowth Indeed. After 250,000 years, give or take a few, humans are still like monkeys in trees trying to work something out. Yeah, I know, we are descended from apes but I do not like to insult the ape people...
@@triplethegrowth - Humans have spent A LOT of time thinking about doing both, actually. Sure, there are guns and bombs. But there are also vaccines, proper sanitation, medicines, surgical procedures, innovative ways to maximize food production, etc.
@@alexandernorman5337 You can't have bad thoughts without good ones I suppose. Perfectly balanced.
You could say that about;
Fire
Electricity
Cars
Boats
Television
Airplanes
Space travel
Deep sea diving
Mcdonald's
Hammers
Abortion
Cancer
Lava
Heroin
cigarettes
alcohol
And many many other common everyday things
Teacher: Today we are learning about the anatomy of headshot
Jonh Wick: Leaves the school with his Ford Mustang
😂
🤣🤣🤣
not funny
@Floboat shUt uP
@@bakedbeans9262 yes that is what they said yet you are unable to shut up.
Sequel: Anatomy of a Backshot
I'm an animator and I used this video to help woth animating a headshot, thanks!
you should do how different types of bullets affect you when shot. Like hollow point, FMJ, etc
He got everything else wrong, why ask for more?
@@viewitnow3539 lmao how
@@asparagoose8992 - Well, he was wrong when he said that velocity has a greater impact than the bullet's mass. The true answer is that it *may* have more impact, depending on the circumstances, but it also may have less of one. If you are increasing the mass of a bullet, then you are always going to increase the damage delivered to the target. Always. However, past a certain velocity, increasing the velocity further does little or nothing to increase the damage to the target. It is just going to pass through the target and carry away that extra kinetic energy with it.
I can't say about anything else because I don't know enough about anatomy.
I can tell you that if you take a 30.06 to the head your head will look like a popped balloon that was full of confetti
@@alexandernorman5337 That's only true if you ignore bullet construction.
Expanding or fragmenting ammo can prevent pass through at any velocity if the bullet & velocity are in tune.
Velocity does generally mean more damage than mass even if that might not be a 100% situation, it is generally true.
Just like you said "increasing the mass of the bullet always increases damage".
That isn't always true either, as a matter of fact, it's almost always NOT true.
Increasing the bullet weight will lower the velocity & reduces the energy it carries while usually reducing penetration.
The only time it really would be true would be in special situations like pass throughs not resulting in full energy dump, but if you have a pass through in a non hunting load, you loaded the wrong projectile & it's bad ammo.
Taking a quick glance at my 10mm spread sheet, the highest energy rounds are all the lowest weight, highest velocity loadings while the weakest are the heavier, slower rounds.
This isn't just true with 10mm, it's true with essentially every single caliber.
Every caliber has a case capacity, max pressure, some limiting factor for power.
There aren't many cases that increasing weight will generate more power than increasing velocity.
That's why rifle rounds are vastly more powerful than handgun rounds, when handgun rounds are generally far heavier.
The anatomy of a headshot from a shotgun:
... what head? ...
Where head?
@@KR-op5hq JESUS DIED FOR YOU
Ironically if what I’ve seen with my own eyes is true a high powered rifle tends to do even more damage than a shotgun
LOL
@@ghostmntn_ AMEN!
"Hey quiet kid, can you give me some gum-"
Quiet kid:
Reading through all the head shot survivor stories is quite scary.
The nurse at school: “here’s a bag of ice, go back to class”
At an American school.
Why can't we have orginal memes?
@@deviousnefariousvillainous2370 original memes ahh original memes
@@1krazyking the good days.
Legit. 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤣
"Allow me to make this insultingly simple. More kinetic energy = more ouch"
Lmao that's it. I'm subscribing.
Gru: *shoots Vector*
Vector: ouch
Even a drop of water with high kinetic energy can kill you....jet sprays are less in it
Actually since being shot in the head is INSTANT DEATH you probably wont feel the pain.
@@anonymouseyes2031 yes
That one dude after surviving a headshot: "You shot me, you shot me pretty good"
"On average headshots are 90% fatal." Those are ROOKIE NUMBERS, gotta pump those up!
"Headshots are not 100% fatal"
Some random courier: *sigh of relief*
**Sighs in doctor mitchell**
Theyre not fatal in the sense that you can be rescued if someone calls for a doc. For 100% of cases, headshots at point blank range are performed by the one receiving the headshot, with no doc in sight... nameen?
@@LiezAllLiez - or by a mob hit man.
dam that benny
@@LiezAllLiez my friend got shot in the head at close range and he survived a still has the bullet stuck
Real life headshot: takes 1 bullet only
In games: Have to shoot out 30 bullets to the brain to get a headshot
Cuz the characters in games are aliens
Some of fps game but when it comes to crossfire csgo 1 bullet headshot dead
Sorry for my bad English 😂
not the case for rainbow six one bullet to the dome does it
I've never seen a first-person shooter where an opponent without energy shields protecting them doesn't go down to a single headshot.
And respawn in next match🤣
Physics nitpick :
Kinetic energy is 1/2*m*v^2 and the units are in Joules. Since you divided by gravitational acceleration (9.8 m/s^2) what you end up with is units of mass*distance, not energy. If you shoot horizontally in someone’s head, gravitational acceleration is in good approximation perpendicular to the bullet’s velocity so it does not change its forward momentum.
weight/gravity = mass, so the formula presented at 1:50 is valid.
@@cmarley314you’re right, i thought he confused w and m and assumed he meant mass. Why would anyone write kinetic energy like that if the gravitational acceleration g cancels out?
1/2*(m*g/g)*v^2 is a sloppy form
@@MrOvipare Totally agree. It's certainly not to account for headshots on Jupiter, since at that point you'd be given the mass directly. Weird form, that's all.
Me learning physics in school: Do people actually find this interesting?!?!?
Me learning physics in UA-cam: Do people actually not find this interesting?!?!?
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Not relatable. Physics is always fun.
It's actually crazy how long people survive after a headshot. I always though headshot meant instant death but people might be alive and sometimes even concious for hours after. I read a book by famous German soldier of WWI, Ernst Juenger, he told of several cases he kept talking to soldiers with headshot wounds the size of a coin and brain tissue running down their faces
Storm of Steel and All Quiet On The Western Front make you realise just how fragile and yet resilient the human body is and how long a person can continue living even with fatal injuries.
abraham lincoln died from a headshot in more than 5 hours. maybe 8.
Yeah down here in Houston Texas a guy once robbed another dude, shot him in the head in the head multiple times on side of road and left him for dead
Poor guy was still conscious another 2 days I think until he was discovered. He then died in the hospital.
@@davidvazquez7927I believe your story that's missing citations z references, or links to the article BECAUSE everyone knows that hospitals kill patients. Hospitals are like mechanics, You go there for a minor repair and they break things so you end up needing more serious (expensive) treatment.
@@oeliamoya9796 lol
thanks I’ll go test this
My great grandfather during Prague uprising in 2nd ww. survived a shot to the head. He was on barricades in the city. Probably it was a ricochet, pistol shot or a grenade shrapnel, because the bullet got stuck in his brain. Surgery was too risky so he had the 'bullet' stuck in his brain for the rest of his life. I've seen pictures of him from my grandma. He had kind of a hole in right side of his forehead. He was 'fine' after that. Few years after that he had a family. He died of age. A brave and strong man.
EDIT: Changed the last sentence from "A brave and strong young man" to "A brave and strong man" because there is an "average reddit user" that just has to pick on words.
very brave man rest in peace
Are you watching this video on ps4 or ps5
@@Lize_2134 the fuck
@@Lize_2134 xbox360 😳
Wow
Today I learnt that a watermelon can save me from a shotgun shot.
0:25
LMAO IM DYING
@@junko588 I guess the watermelon didn't work then.
@@NoahIsCool_ lmao
@@NoahIsCool_ lol
Coco melon:**sweats**
And coco helmet is bulletproof
There's a bunch of dumbed down explanation which were surprisingly good and my monkey brain highly appreciates it
Anatomy of a headshot poster honestly goes hard
“90% fatal”
Resident Evil: “You mean 2%?”
another comment about a 2% chance, awesome
Especially in Resident evil 1 but it's so satisfying when it happens
Come on, RE4 is at least 5% lol
@@belo9083 fr
Lol
This helps me to understand Grand Theft Auto Vice City on PS3 much better, thanks.
Simp
@@f1qsyahm1 get a load of this guy. Saying “simp”
uhehuehuehue true true xD
@@f1qsyahm1 you said what???
@@filthyfish7158 lol if he knew better he would have said man whore
Mad props for the video and the shout out to your dad. Real classy 👏
i'm going to go back to this video when i feel like stop aliving myself so i get humbled
"Bullets will 90% fatal"
Video games charachter's head:That sign wouldn't stop me
Everyone game character gangster till a cut scene happens and they get shot
Armour
Of course i need to shoot at least 2 times in the head to kill someone in pubg.
Bulletsponge enemy: "hello there"
Everyone gangster until they play Post Scriptum or Squad
My brother was shot in the eye but miraculously survived, instead the bullet went through the side of his skull. His personality didn’t change a bit and he is still the same person as he was. After that incident, he never went back to the gang life and saw this as a second chance for him to change.
That is what I call a miracle ! He definitely should preach to youngsters that want to go down that path
badass eyepatch
Good for him
that's what we call a 2nd. chance in life. most people don't get that 2nd run. the best to you & you're brother
So other people getting shot didn't change his mind, but him doing so did. Can't believe it takes someone getting shot to change their minds of the idiocy of being in a gang.
All three of those matter for high power of bullets. The velocity only doesn't give you a high power projectile, the weight of the projectile also plays an important role. The heavier bullets will result in greater ballistics and more damage to the targets. If a 10 grain projectile is shot even at the highest velocity, it wouldn't do much harm. For bullets to be effective and cause damages on human beings, it needs to be at least a minimum of 30 to 40 grains of weight.
A 100 grn bullet shot at a velocity of 1000 feet per second will cause more damage than a 50 grn bullets shot at the same speed of 1000 feet per second. Therefore the weight of the bullet also matters a lot.
Finally head shot lore
“Sometimes research and reading is not enough so.... I decided to actually get shot in the head”
RIP
And now he has a mouth in the head
Haha
He-hey you fine there bud?
I'm surprised that you still lived and have the time to comment
I work in trauma neurosurgery and you did a great job in breaking it down and explaning the mess. Your dad is a true hero. I'm surprised at how many actually survive.
One thing I would like to point out. Isn't myocardial tissue fairly elastic? I know you focus on the brain but I was wondering if you have input.
Damn. What do I need to do to get your job.. college right? And what study’s do I need look into and also how long until I can work under that title
@@blackice6719 if ur still young just do it, don't waste time on dreaming.
@@blackice6719 It will be LONG way to go to study in terms of medical field (it takes years, or even a decade). I suggest that you must know what you want, and know what's suitable for you. If you want to pursue that kind of career, then good luck! I'm rooting for you. Study well!
@@blackice6719 If you are in the US then the path to becoming a neurosurgeon would be something like this. After high school you would complete a 4 year university degree then apply to medical school. If you are accepted on your first attempt then you would continue right on to complete 4 years of medical school. Since gaining admission into medical school is extremely competitive it may take a couple attempts to get in. After you complete medical school you would complete your neurosurgical residency which usually around 7 years. After this you would gain the title of an attending neurosurgeon. So all together if you want to become a neurosurgeon it would take a minimum of 15 years after high school.
Ok, now I wonder how long people in TWD would last in a REAL zombie apocalypse?
Gotta love when people call AR-15s “high-powered” when most hunting rifles are chambered for more powerful cartridges
Ignorance speedrun any%
The quiet kid explaining why Craig is laying on the ground:
lmao
Lmao
Lmao
My name craig 👀👀👀👀👀
Who's Craig?
Me explaining why headshots in call of duty should insta kill:
if that happened call of duty would be called csgo
In realism mode and hardcore it does kill
I remember taking high caliber sniper rifle bullet to the face and Walking it off,guess modern warfare 3 is Kinda buggy
A stim pack can fix that
: " a head shot is kill... Becuz eeehhh... Its. Kill whaaaaaaa!"
I saw a lady on “I survived “ who was shot in the head and face , collectively 4 times and lived.
bro is helping us out being the best hitmen ever kudos
No Robert DeNiros were harmed in the making of this video.
Lol
My mind was tho
Lol
But Curt Cabbage was
FBI WANTS YOUR LOCATION
everyone gangsta until you find this in the quiet kids search history
lol
Maby we are the quiet kids
Pumped up kicks
The quiet kid actually has alot to say if you just asked
@@flip2724 lol
this was a LOT more in depth than expected ngl
I’ve always wondered wtf happened like I’ve literally been thinking about all week, and then this video pops up on my feed lol ty
Got it: avoid being shot in the head, especially with a rifle.
Instuctions unclear, now i have a dead rifle with a head attached
@@mitchellbailey6258
step 1: remove the bayonet
step 2: remove the head
step 3: clean the bayonet (optional)
step 4: Defibrilate your goddamn rifle cause it's the last one you'll have before you go to jail convicted of involuntary manslaughter.
@@doriannamjesnik3007 wouldn't it be murder idk what degree but it would be since you know what your doing (heat of passion)
And a shotgun.
I love how you have 556 ammo likes 😬😬
My uncle was shot in the face back in 2000. The bullet entered through his left eye and entered his brain, but did not exit out of the back of his head. He survived. Has a glass eye and the bullet is still in there. Remarkably he is still very much himself. The major side effect of his injury is he lost a lot of the feeling he has on one side of his body. His balance and coordination also aren’t what they were before the shooting.
@Rafi Dwiputra Daniswara with a gun
How he got shot?
His drug addict roommate at the time just wanted to rob him. He says all he remembers is hearing his roommate say his name behind him. When he turned back to look he shot him.
My grandma's sister was shot in the face when she was younger. Her boyfriend shot her and then shot himself but she survived.
@@wnyduchess gangsta af
Thanks dad!! Super interested in these topics and videos on it. Can’t wait to know more of your dad’s ICU experience. Just found your channel and I’m hooked!
It’s always crazy when someone survives a head shot
"Bullets will be 90% fatal"
*Sad ambassador noises after nerf*
*sad uncharged headshot heavy/soldier/pyro/demoman at full health*
Will there be a "reverse random crit", that basically does normal damage when its supposed to critical hit
i dont know but i think ambassador now days is already cool
I remember reading about a German officer who shot himself in the head with a luger and survived. They patched him up and then tortured him to death because he was tied to the Hitler assassination plot. Also recall an actor who starred in a TV show in the 70's which was about time travel (fictional) Anyway he shot himself in the temple with a blank from a pistol and died from it.
@@ruffknight9549 uh, wrong comment?
"Headshots are not 100% fatal"
R6S: I'm gonna pretend I didn't see that
they may not be 100% fatal but if you survive, you're probably a vegetable on life support
It'll still take you out of the fight. Just cause its survivable doesn't mean you're fine
They're not 100% fatal, but they're 100% incapacitating outside of extremely low powered rounds like .22 or .38
@@Rafael_Fuchs the comment was for likes not logic 😂
@@spacecatsftw
No. You’d be surprised how many peoples function absolutely normally despite missing large percentage of their brain.
Theres a dude who lost 60% of his brain mass to a motorcycle accident.. we can literally see the missing part in his skull (in fact theres multiple peoples like him but he’s the most extreme case; the others usually have between 10 to 40% of missing brain) and yet he function like a normal, mentally sound human being
Mostly correct. Pistols put holes in things. Rifles put holes through things. Grain load, type of round, etc. are another major factor. For example, a fmj vs a hollowpoint 9mm round has very different effects. Or for added fun a hydroshok. So many options
So, I used to work in a morgue 20 years ago, and the only headshot victim I saw in person was a man who snuffed himself. The back of his head opened up like the flower petals of a Lilly. The compression chamber we hold on top of our fleshsacks is so much more fragile than people realize. I recently wrote a short story inspired by what I saw called “Human Head Flower” in response to a writing challenge (and won).
I swear I'm not suicidal I just want to see how it works
Mhm...same.....🧍
interesting...
@@descar.G very.......
I'm learning for my student exchange to america
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