@@darthudd6721 Yeah but the patient will get to hospital in record time and will be able to be sprayed with victory champagne, along with the wreath and showgirls.
I think you need to explain to the 3 musketeers about replays etc, and that what they seen was not just one race. But clips from different stages in different countries, and that these cars are not built like normal cars ,they think people are dying in the little crashes, because they are comparing them to normal cars
Rally sports is something that is not followed in India so they won’t understand those reinforced chassis and all. I doubt even the people behind the camera are aware of it. They need to do some homework so that they can give them some context before the start of the video. As an Indian who knows exactly what they are saying, it gets frustrating at times.
Babu "put him on ambulance duty" Raeen "should drive a fire truck, would get to the fire fastest" Sarru "i wonder what the mileage is" Gold comments, so good.
They should be shown inside of the car. Those are not normal cars. They are so scared of little snow. Here in Finland that's nothing. I have driven in much much worse conditions.
This channel is like Christmas calendar for the whole year :D Maybe you should show them something about the safety measurements that are taken in motorsport, all the technical precautions that are taken do reduce the risks for the drivers. I'm sure that might interest the three.
My dad was a Bilcross driver when I was young, it's a form of Rallycross, only done with cheap used road cars instead of expensive purpose-built rally cars, and he was also a firefighter (now retired.) They would get yelled at if they drove like that, as you're meant to arrive safely rather than risking everything to get there fast. Also, I hope someone told them that modern rally cars have roll cages (basically a metal care that protects the people inside the car,) and safety gear keeping the driver and co-driver safe, so one of them dying is incredibly rare now, though as with everything, not impossible.
@@Glee73 Well, crashing is frowned upon, my dad was an aggressive driver and would get black flagged for pushing people entering corners slower than him. :P
For the record, all the drivers love life, driving just makes them enjoy it more. As for the hospital work, it doesnt pay anywhere near as much as racing does.
I've watched quite a few of these "villagers react to..." videos now. It is touching to see the respect they have for each other and a far more gentle demeanour than we post-modern world dwellers are accustomed to. They are also utterly humane. I find it very edifying as well as humourous to watch their reactions.
These races are about 3 hours. They race the clock, not other drivers, each car is sent off on it's own at intervals so the race goes on all all day, into the night and into the next day until every entry has run the course, there could 70+ drivers entered but only a certain number of them can be on a course at any one time.
Please let them know how safe these drivers really are. There's no need for them to suffer wondering if the drivers had died. Otherwise, great video as always!
One thing I love about youtube is seeing how different ethnicities and cultures react to different things, love the outlooks. Awesome channel! And they are usually going 140-180kmph
No joke, if Babu where to record his songs and put them out to purchase, I would absolutely buy them. I loved the song from yesterday and today’s too, a lot!
Rally philosophy is what the difference is between matches and fightings, one is rehearsal the other is for real. Ultimate challenge for drivers or/and navigators, these people are the next level skills.
It's not quite as dangerous as it looks. The drivers have bucket seats, six-point seat belts, fireproof clothing. The cars are reinforced, have roll cages and a few extras. Most of the time, spectators who are wrong or too close to the track have an accident. Drivers rarely have serious accidents.
Louise Cook is a British WRC driver, she's never won a race but she's got one of the best custom racing sim set-ups on YT. Her channel is called Cookies And Cars.
I think it's worth mentioning for those who don't know that WRC, despite still being very dangerous, is much safer than the (in)famous Group B, which was shown in a previous vid by you guys. Nowadays, WRC cars are limited to about 380 hp, according to what I checked on their website, whereas Group B models were *unlimited* , typically varying from 350 to over 500, sometimes 600 hp, depending on the car, specifications, etc. To have an idea, back in 1986, Henri Toivonen raced his Lancia Delta S4 around the Estoril track in Portugal, and set a laptime that would put him among the 10 first spots...in *Formula 1* !! And this was during a time when F1 cars were putting out way over 1,000 hp on qualifying (some were known to reach 1,500 hp!), when the focus is to get the very best laptime possible, no matter what. The gap between rally cars and Formula 1 cars, back then, wasn't as big as today. Anyways, even still being very dangerous, today's cars also benefit from major improvements (30+ years) in all other areas, such as aerodynamics, brakes, tires, suspensions, better/lighter/stronger materials for the car and the rollcage, etc, making much easier for pilots and co-pilots/navigators to come out unscathed or just mildly injured from even the most astonishing crashes that would've meant certain death, were they driving a Group B car, for example. Again, huge risks remain, but the chances of survival have increased greatly.
That´s the reason why i suggested the Group B specifically, no limits for the cars, created some absolute Legends, some of Flesh some of Steel, but all remarkable. I kinda wish they´d bring that back, minus the Audience ^^ They were just insane. There is just something about a Group of people building a car that can manage all these crazy performances and Pilots who are able to push the car to it´s absolute limit. Walter Röhrl´s record at Pikes Peak is still unbroken, in a Combustion Engine. And was only broken by a vehicle that didn´t have to deal with the number one concern regarding the performance of the Vehicle. Oxygen. It´s astounding how long it held.
@@iron_side5674 I agree with you. Sometimes it's good to 'let the minds go wild' when it comes to imposing limits. As always, it's a double-edged sword, with risks and benefits. Formula 1 nowadays is not as fun and exciting as it used to be, but even that can lead to improvements, as components must last longer, so it can lead to improvements in reliability, for example.
From min 10:14 "will they stop for food or not" Suddenly a picture came to my mind, the driver has a sandwich in one hand and a soft drink in the other and is steering the car with his knee over the course. While he's chewing, he drives over a hill, and in the air he reaches for the straw with his tongue to take a sip ...
I’d like you to tell these guys that there is so much safety gear in the cars, it rare to even get seriously hurt, and rarer to die. They look like they’re going to have heart attacks
I hope you at least told the that the drivers rarely die, or even get seriously injured. Those cars aren't just built for speed, they're built to crash, too.
Also they don't run blind, they spend a fair amount of time studying the track and the co-driver makes track notes that he actively reads to the driver during the race so he knows exactly what turns and how hard those turns are as they come to them like "Left5 100 meters then jump right 3" ect
rally cars have a roll cage inside for safety. the cars won't squeeze in a crash. and the driver and co-driver are wearing protective gear like helmets and neck protection.
These cars aren’t like cars you drive around. They have many safety measures inside to help guarantee the drivers will be ok in a crash. They have more safety belts to secure you to your seat, they wear helmets for extra protection for their head, and the cars are usually built with an extra strong frame so the roof does not crush easily.
Please show them 24hours at le Manz that’s an actual 24hour race nonstop with teams of two they like seeing the other cars together I’m sure they would enjoy even the history behind the race this would make for a great video or even them reacting to different types of music from around the world you may have done that one and I missed it carry on great content I love the guys and wish I could just hang out with them and talk to them and show them everything this is such a good channel
I hope you explained to them, these are not just ordinary cars. Besides being made to go very fast, they are all strengthened inside to safeguard the drivers in the case of accidents. The drivers also where fireproof suits and helmets. Every precaution is taken.
These drivers and navigators don't have a mind that can work regular daily jobs . They are mentally set for pushing the edge of survival. These kinds of folks become severely depressed when removed from racing , regardless of winning or losing. As far as dying during crashes , they typically don't, injured , yes . The cars have layers of safety built in them , including the clothing , crash cage , the seat , helmets , gloves , fireproof shoes , onboard extinguishers , 5 star harnesses , etc. The last video you did on rally was far far more dangerous, group b . Michelle Mutton was one of the greatest drivers ever in group be , she later went on the be a mayor or governor in her country . One sexy spicy gal . And there are always two people in the car . One is of course the driver , the other is a Navigator . The navigator has a basic map of all the turns , angle of turn with attack speed and distance to next turn . Typically the navigator is one to two turns ahead of the current turn they are entering .
Hopefully the guys see this as I would like to explain a bit about it. WRC or World Rally Championship is a rally racing competition that usually takes place on man made roads. Rain, snow, dirt, mud or even tarmac, the racers compete from a point A to B stages to see who will get the fastest time. Rally racing has been around for decades and is quite popular in many countries. Don't worry about the crashes and cars flipping over. The cars are made to protect the drivers incase they crash and handle the jumps. Please note though this is some of the info I know of so some people might know more then me.
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Babu: “put this driver on ambulance duty.” Very true 😂
I wouldn't like to be the person in the back bouncing off the walls and ceiling. Babu made me smile when he said that about being an ambulance driver.
@@darthudd6721 Yeah but the patient will get to hospital in record time and will be able to be sprayed with victory champagne, along with the wreath and showgirls.
@@fredfinks Patient would die of a heart attack on the way lol
what happened well he broke his leg... ok then what he died of a hart attack on the way here
I've seen a word : rally driver are different breed 🤣😂😂
I think you need to explain to the 3 musketeers about replays etc, and that what they seen was not just one race. But clips from different stages in different countries, and that these cars are not built like normal cars ,they think people are dying in the little crashes, because they are comparing them to normal cars
I agree with you 100%.
Often times they need to get more background info.
@@schumifannreins295 yea whoever shows them this should show them all the background info and the safety that is involved in videos like this
Rally sports is something that is not followed in India so they won’t understand those reinforced chassis and all. I doubt even the people behind the camera are aware of it. They need to do some homework so that they can give them some context before the start of the video. As an Indian who knows exactly what they are saying, it gets frustrating at times.
they dont care so much (owners) its just about making quick money (views, patrón, Merch) they probably give not even 20$ monthly to each
Babu "put him on ambulance duty"
Raeen "should drive a fire truck, would get to the fire fastest"
Sarru "i wonder what the mileage is"
Gold comments, so good.
🤣🤣🤣
"Will they stop for food or not ?" was my favorite 🤣
Sarru: "Well, they are setting the cars on fire."
I love their enthusiasm and concern for the drivers
Babu: put this driver on ambulance duty.😂😂
Well the ambulance is in a hurry,so they do need good fast drivers
They should be shown inside of the car. Those are not normal cars. They are so scared of little snow. Here in Finland that's nothing. I have driven in much much worse conditions.
The worst condition of driving for me, was when my girlfriend sat on the back and my mother-in-law insisted going in the passenger
Another finn.. lucky day! o/
@@26muca07 Damn you are one brave soul. Kudos man!🧐
@@26muca07 glad to see you survived!
Yup! This is just the basics really and they are using more modern cars, not old Volvo Amazon's and cars of that age that also are popular.
If their reactions are like this to today's WRC, Group B rally is gonna be a wild ride haha
I scrolled down to find this! Group B would be extremely entertaining because of the way they cherish how fragile life is...
@@zgo280 i looked into their channel, turns out they did a group b video a couple months back.
Or the TT isle of Man
This channel is like Christmas calendar for the whole year :D
Maybe you should show them something about the safety measurements that are taken in motorsport, all the technical precautions that are taken do reduce the risks for the drivers. I'm sure that might interest the three.
Love your first sentence! Awesome comment!
You guys should let them know that crashes are common but deaths are not. Those cars have alot of special safety features like roll cages.
My dad was a Bilcross driver when I was young, it's a form of Rallycross, only done with cheap used road cars instead of expensive purpose-built rally cars, and he was also a firefighter (now retired.) They would get yelled at if they drove like that, as you're meant to arrive safely rather than risking everything to get there fast.
Also, I hope someone told them that modern rally cars have roll cages (basically a metal care that protects the people inside the car,) and safety gear keeping the driver and co-driver safe, so one of them dying is incredibly rare now, though as with everything, not impossible.
billcross is awesome.. a cheap, accessible to all rallycross.. nearly a demolition derby as well!!
@@Glee73 Well, crashing is frowned upon, my dad was an aggressive driver and would get black flagged for pushing people entering corners slower than him. :P
I love their excitement! Such a great group of men!
Show them next: Isle Of Man TT
That's a heartbeat booster
I think they did!
even better show them some group b footage... wait till they see the crowds lmfao
Another idea is group c endurance racing.
The one that really scared me was the dog that decided to run into the track
That was a modern day miracle
I always get a laugh at what these guys consider a lot of snow. You should show them some videos of real snow storms.
Russian: I've seen more snowflakes in my refrigerator
Just want to take a second to give kudos for the translations. It's gotta be rough with 3 people talking at once
Well to be fair, it takes time to edit the entire video. They don’t post it on the same day it’s filmed…
They don't seem to realize a highlights video is showing multiple races.
Lol golden words from babu - Put them in ambulance duty 😂😂😂
For the record, all the drivers love life, driving just makes them enjoy it more.
As for the hospital work, it doesnt pay anywhere near as much as racing does.
All cars fitted with roll cages to prevent the car from crushing and protect the occupants.
I've watched quite a few of these "villagers react to..." videos now. It is touching to see the respect they have for each other and a far more gentle demeanour than we post-modern world dwellers are accustomed to. They are also utterly humane. I find it very edifying as well as humourous to watch their reactions.
It's like hanging out with the lads at the pub watching sports TV.
I love these men so much and the vibes they give off🧡🧡🧡
We must protect Babu at all costs , the man is an international treasure ❤️
These races are about 3 hours. They race the clock, not other drivers, each car is sent off on it's own at intervals so the race goes on all all day, into the night and into the next day until every entry has run the course, there could 70+ drivers entered but only a certain number of them can be on a course at any one time.
Babu is right on. There are some racers who have indeed driven ambunaces and emergecy vehicles.
And probably many more that have ridden in them :-o
@@CamoJan lol true
Please let them know how safe these drivers really are. There's no need for them to suffer wondering if the drivers had died. Otherwise, great video as always!
That is one magnificent couch.
You should show them a video from inside a rally car cockpit.
Funny story, a former WRC champion driver from France got his start as an ambulance driver before switching to rally racing.
One thing I love about youtube is seeing how different ethnicities and cultures react to different things, love the outlooks.
Awesome channel!
And they are usually going 140-180kmph
Babu: "My heart is beating, whether they care about their life or not."
Live long, dear Babu.
You all at common man show are doing a super great job with this channel 👍
Seeing one driver like this doing ambulance drifting 😭🤣
Babu's got some cool percussion knowledge. :)
No joke, if Babu where to record his songs and put them out to purchase, I would absolutely buy them. I loved the song from yesterday and today’s too, a lot!
Suggestion: show them some scenes from Jurassic Park, like the scene with the T Rex in the rain. I think it'd be interesting to see their reactions
Suggestion: magic bus scene from harry potter. From black dog to dropping him off at the leaky cauldron.
I want to reassure Raeen that these cars have special harnesses and cages to protect the driver. He is probably ok
You have to tell them the drivers don’t die in a crash. Show them what a rally car looks like inside.
Also show them Pikes Peak 👌
Rally philosophy is what the difference is between matches and fightings, one is rehearsal the other is for real. Ultimate challenge for drivers or/and navigators, these people are the next level skills.
It's not quite as dangerous as it looks. The drivers have bucket seats, six-point seat belts, fireproof clothing. The cars are reinforced, have roll cages and a few extras. Most of the time, spectators who are wrong or too close to the track have an accident. Drivers rarely have serious accidents.
Louise Cook is a British WRC driver, she's never won a race but she's got one of the best custom racing sim set-ups on YT. Her channel is called Cookies And Cars.
There are 2 in these cars right. You've got the navigator constantly talking to the driver too
I think it's worth mentioning for those who don't know that WRC, despite still being very dangerous, is much safer than the (in)famous Group B, which was shown in a previous vid by you guys. Nowadays, WRC cars are limited to about 380 hp, according to what I checked on their website, whereas Group B models were *unlimited* , typically varying from 350 to over 500, sometimes 600 hp, depending on the car, specifications, etc. To have an idea, back in 1986, Henri Toivonen raced his Lancia Delta S4 around the Estoril track in Portugal, and set a laptime that would put him among the 10 first spots...in *Formula 1* !! And this was during a time when F1 cars were putting out way over 1,000 hp on qualifying (some were known to reach 1,500 hp!), when the focus is to get the very best laptime possible, no matter what. The gap between rally cars and Formula 1 cars, back then, wasn't as big as today.
Anyways, even still being very dangerous, today's cars also benefit from major improvements (30+ years) in all other areas, such as aerodynamics, brakes, tires, suspensions, better/lighter/stronger materials for the car and the rollcage, etc, making much easier for pilots and co-pilots/navigators to come out unscathed or just mildly injured from even the most astonishing crashes that would've meant certain death, were they driving a Group B car, for example.
Again, huge risks remain, but the chances of survival have increased greatly.
That´s the reason why i suggested the Group B specifically, no limits for the cars, created some absolute Legends, some of Flesh some of Steel, but all remarkable.
I kinda wish they´d bring that back, minus the Audience ^^
They were just insane.
There is just something about a Group of people building a car that can manage all these crazy performances and Pilots who are able to push the car to it´s absolute limit.
Walter Röhrl´s record at Pikes Peak is still unbroken, in a Combustion Engine.
And was only broken by a vehicle that didn´t have to deal with the number one concern regarding the performance of the Vehicle.
Oxygen.
It´s astounding how long it held.
@@iron_side5674 I agree with you. Sometimes it's good to 'let the minds go wild' when it comes to imposing limits. As always, it's a double-edged sword, with risks and benefits.
Formula 1 nowadays is not as fun and exciting as it used to be, but even that can lead to improvements, as components must last longer, so it can lead to improvements in reliability, for example.
I enjoy them all. Babu's drumming and singing is the icing on the cake. It is time to introduce them to clips of "Johnny Knoxville's Jackass"!
F1 crashes compilation might be good
You should see restored modified vintage Volkswagen bug sport race rally from Sweden
I love the way Babu says "WHOA oh oh oh oh!"
Babu, Sarru, and Raeen, are more emotionally invested in this video than I am in car accidents I'm actually involved with.
Greetings from Italy! You guys are awesome
you should show them colin mcrae, whose motto was "when in doubt, go flat out" guy was legendary for his flat out driving and crashes
Love the show,i know i'm off topic.but would love for the boys give us a tour around their villages
"It's not a race, it's a circus!" I love Babu. XD
I definitely recommend showing them Dragsters(Drag Racing). =D
This was hilarious they seamed to think it was one long rally 🤣 never herd of a compilation video 📹🤣 or Rallying
From min 10:14
"will they stop for food or not"
Suddenly a picture came to my mind, the driver has a sandwich in one hand and a soft drink in the other and is steering the car with his knee over the course.
While he's chewing, he drives over a hill, and in the air he reaches for the straw with his tongue to take a sip ...
How NPC can someone be to think that this is all just one stage😂😂😂
these lucky dudes getting to watch rally for the very first time, id love to experience that again.
I’d like you to tell these guys that there is so much safety gear in the cars, it rare to even get seriously hurt, and rarer to die. They look like they’re going to have heart attacks
this video brought out the famous Indian head bobble from all 3.
This is so cool.. i love the reactions! Let them see the best of group B cars now😉😁👍
Stuff people dont see everyday would be a huge hit to watch.
They should see old B Group footage, where people were moving from the road just before car's bonnet reach them ;D
Ogier, Tanak, Neuville, Evans... they should be ambulance drivers LOL
"This race is the father of races" hellsyeah dude! Nothing compares to rally!
1:55 - "It's not a game, it's Circus ground."
I will use that 😂
I hope you at least told the that the drivers rarely die, or even get seriously injured. Those cars aren't just built for speed, they're built to crash, too.
This channel is so good.
Top Gear with James Hamond and May did something similar to what Babu suggested, just with cars you wouldn't suspect.
Also they don't run blind, they spend a fair amount of time studying the track and the co-driver makes track notes that he actively reads to the driver during the race so he knows exactly what turns and how hard those turns are as they come to them like "Left5 100 meters then jump right 3" ect
😂 lol Ambulance driver, classic.
You should show them a video explaining the pace notes of rally racing. That might compliment the video they watched.
You should show them a video about Formula 1 racing and technology they would be amazed!
Exactly. Maybe shots from the grandstands of cars going full speed. Also some good overtaking and a few crazy crashes
I really do wish that you would have stopped the video to explain that nobody is dying in these crashes, I feel bad for them :(
They definitely should watch the Hill climb rally races too...
😂 poor guys.. shoulda told them beforehand these drivers rarely die
Bernd Maylander, the Formula 1 safety car driver, used to be a German Touring Car racer.
Working at those rallies is exhausting. Just standing many hours in the same spot
The rally cars have a roll cage it's a metal bars that protect the driver with out getting killed so there safe but some just get hurt.
Who gave the 12 thumbs down??? Honestly such beautiful men. Such a contrast to what has become of our "culture".
Great video but i feel like they always miss alot of background info especially in this one, they thought footage was all from one race
WRC is the most demanding race in motorsports! but also most fun to watch🤣❤
When Babu brought out the drum! 🔥
Babu seems so concerned for everyone.
Very nice videos!! They are definitely in love with technology!! ❤️❤️❤️
rally cars have a roll cage inside for safety. the cars won't squeeze in a crash. and the driver and co-driver are wearing protective gear like helmets and neck protection.
Should show them motocross videos and nitro circus videos. Downhill longboarding competitions could also be fun.
Watching this is a new level of stress for these normally calm natured men, poor guys
These cars aren’t like cars you drive around. They have many safety measures inside to help guarantee the drivers will be ok in a crash. They have more safety belts to secure you to your seat, they wear helmets for extra protection for their head, and the cars are usually built with an extra strong frame so the roof does not crush easily.
Please show them 24hours at le Manz that’s an actual 24hour race nonstop with teams of two they like seeing the other cars together I’m sure they would enjoy even the history behind the race this would make for a great video or even them reacting to different types of music from around the world you may have done that one and I missed it carry on great content I love the guys and wish I could just hang out with them and talk to them and show them everything this is such a good channel
No no , 24 hours of lemons , lol
@@texasslingleadsomtingwong8751 that would be a very sour 24 hours
Me being eastern european and been to almost every WRC rally each year makes their reaction seem funny to me, but in a good way xD
I hope you explained to them, these are not just ordinary cars. Besides being made to go very fast, they are all strengthened inside to safeguard the drivers in the case of accidents. The drivers also where fireproof suits and helmets. Every precaution is taken.
show them the old rally, the one with the crowd on the road :-)
You could show them some group B rally from the 80's. Maybe the races in Portugal.
ich sage es selten aber das hier setzt dem ganzen die krone auf :D was habe ich da gerade gesehen :DDDDD
I love their immaculate outfits!
I love these guys.
These drivers and navigators don't have a mind that can work regular daily jobs . They are mentally set for pushing the edge of survival. These kinds of folks become severely depressed when removed from racing , regardless of winning or losing.
As far as dying during crashes , they typically don't, injured , yes . The cars have layers of safety built in them , including the clothing , crash cage , the seat , helmets , gloves , fireproof shoes , onboard extinguishers , 5 star harnesses , etc. The last video you did on rally was far far more dangerous, group b . Michelle Mutton was one of the greatest drivers ever in group be , she later went on the be a mayor or governor in her country . One sexy spicy gal .
And there are always two people in the car . One is of course the driver , the other is a Navigator . The navigator has a basic map of all the turns , angle of turn with attack speed and distance to next turn . Typically the navigator is one to two turns ahead of the current turn they are entering .
The way the two guys are looking at Babu at the end they are thinking, "OK, Babu sing it's your time to shine." LOL Blessings & Peace to them.
They must have been worried about thier lives god bless them for thier insoulnese
Hopefully the guys see this as I would like to explain a bit about it. WRC or World Rally Championship is a rally racing competition that usually takes place on man made roads. Rain, snow, dirt, mud or even tarmac, the racers compete from a point A to B stages to see who will get the fastest time. Rally racing has been around for decades and is quite popular in many countries. Don't worry about the crashes and cars flipping over. The cars are made to protect the drivers incase they crash and handle the jumps.
Please note though this is some of the info I know of so some people might know more then me.
Babu understands how working in risky work as he said in in one of the videos when stomach wants bread you do anything I understand too babu 🙏