It really hit me what the Army officer spoke about the teamwork and bonding between the soldiers, just imagine losing someone in the battlefield with whom you've been through so much and made every progress possible, doubt it'd be any less than losing a loved one, Respect for all the soldiers around the world
Have you ever done “I tried being a news reporter” or something like that? Like getting up super early, going all kind of places in all kinds of weather, having to talk about specific things on camera.. I would like to see how it “really is” to have that job! ☺️ But for now - Can’t wait to watch this! I bet you did damn well! 💪🏻
I'm so happy you got to experience the Army life a bit. I was in for 10 years as an audiovisual combat photographer. I also went through airborne school at Ft. Benning and also was attached to the Golden Knights for their annual winter training. I made their annual winter training video back in 1998. But I got to get 3 tandem jumps with them, they are so awesome. So I'm glad you got to finally experience jumping out of a perfectly good airplane, nice job Michelle! Go Army!
I first saw your video on the marines. Then i watched the other videos you have done. As a Marine i was impressed how you portrayed us so respectful. It also shows your respect for other professions. Such as emt police firefighter etc. and this one was just a beautifully done as the others. Thank you for showing the emotional side you went through and showing just a glimpse of what these professionals go through. It is not something that comes out easily in a documentary. Thank you I appreciate you very much.
Is it just me or do these videos get shorter and shorter? I would really love longer challenge accepted videos. Like explaining the course properly etc. But maybe its the matter of not being able to show all of the parts since it might be a military secret or something? Either way love these videos and if possible can they be longer?🥺🥺🥺
Not all of it military secret. What the video described is of course what the activities are in the Army but they probably just did not want to show what it's like to be in 1 lol.
I feel like today's video was a bit too short for all the activities they took part in. I think it was too fast, everything happened super quickly and I couldn't really understand what was going on. I still love your videos, you're amazing !
oh yeah anyone who has done prior service or even police work ( we had a few of those in my company in bct) and they are quite high speed, they know the whole thing is just to keep your mental and keep going, every day is just another day.
Is there a reason these are so short/rushed? It seems BONKERS to put in that much time, effort, pain, weeks of prep, footage, etc etc and just condense it to 14 minutes. It feels so rapid-fire, like we barely even get settled in to the meat and pace of it all. Just racing through totally new faces, job titles, tasks, locations for just a line -- more like an intro video or trailer.
(I also feel like you used to take a long, thoughtful moment to really explore the hard, serious issues within each job you're "trying on" - bc you really want to do it justice and at least explain with words what you can't know with your body in just a week. I know you've done soooo many now that it might feel repetitive or like people "already know", but each one is definitely unique and I know folks often watch them in isolation. To see "their thing". But you are also so in tune with people that you find the unique threads in everything.)
I think it's because statistically the algorithm favors videos less than 15/20 minutes and those are usually the ones with the most views. If it's too long a lot of people won't click on them, that's why a lot of the top UA-camrs seldom have more than 20 minute long videos
@@jadie4098 I'd agree, except her longer ones performed much better. 35-40m is an excellent set point to show her doing a challenge justice, give it the nuance she approaches them with and the careers possess, all without being longer than a TV episode.
I really love these videos but recently I’ve disliked how short they’ve been for the past few episodes :( I really enjoyed the longer episodes because it led to a better understanding to the field and Michelle’s experience, and the shorter ones just feel like career ads because of how quickly each segment goes by. The production value is still amazing, but the amount of content in such a small amount of time makes it feel empty. I just miss the longer episodes
agreed! the last few videos feel like they cut out a lot of the content, even in this one there were a few clips we could see of Michelle doing a lot of other stuff, but they weren't fully-fledged segments. while the videos are still interesting and educational, i feel like the older, longer ones were more attention-grabbing and had me fully invested in them.
Omg that’s my drill sergeant from basic training that’s crazy she was a wonderful NCO always made sure we had what we needed and could talk when we needed a lil mental break shit it’s been almost a year since I graduated
Being a team exercise, I kinda wish there was more footage of the obstacle course - I kinda wanted to see more of how you guys worked together to get past the stuff that you wouldn't otherwise be able to do alone.
There's lots of swearing, people being at odds with eachother (at eachothers throats) petty differences and impending constant soldier correcting by DS (drill sargents) they wear and tear you down by punishing you and everyone around you until you get the job done which is called negative re enforcement which is something anyone can subject themselves to without having to contract themselves into the military, which operates in a very socialistic way where they punish the whole group for ones mistake and reward the whole group for ones hard work while pretending to fight for freedom, (freedom to choose which fast food joint you wanna eat at) that's the idea of freedom not actual freedom, otherwise they wouldn't use a socialist model to train them, pretty ironic huh?
I'm from Columbus GA. when I joined the army they had us go to Benning. which is outside my house lol, they had us do most of what you're doing as a holiday field day. 9 years Active as 94M. NG now
I agree with the comments on this one, I would have loved to see more, maybe a longer cut. It's probably hard for the editor to take so many parts out and chop it down as well so maybe it would help both the editor and the audience. It's also the fact there's so much planning and work involved behind the scenes I think it deserves to get the most. Even if this ended up turning into like a two-part video I wouldn't mind.
I dont wanna be so negative but at 3:30 I think some of us who have done at least basic training know that the whole encouragement thing is not really true. At least for me, drill sergeants would make fun of us, call us names, laugh and curse at us all the time lol, that was their encouragement for us. Amazing video 👊🙏
@@laurioho2041 it’s not bullying lol it’s training to work harder and be tougher so you don’t fall out behind peers. War is a lot worse than what you are facing in Basic Training
I think the same, it feels more like a: "Hey, look how cool the army is! Wanna try going to war and killing people? Join now!" And showing off guns when not too long ago there was a massive school shooting feels kinda disrespectful to me idk…
it was sponsored by the army. of course it is. they wouldn't show you any of the real suck that they put us through because they would never recruit people.
You know when something gets popular how people pick it up and come up with their spin-offs or versions or simply do the same. Do you know why there aren't 1000 more "i tried" videos out there? Because what you do is absolutely amazing and it takes so much strength and courage and training and devotion. So for that - thank you for that quality of content and good job once again.
With your training in martial arts to act like Batman, as well as training to accurately act like other fictional characters, and your experience with what it's like to become part of the police, SWAT, FBI, and the military, you've become one of the most badass women I know, Michelle. Muggers in the streets better think twice before attacking you. I'd like it if you took a look at what it's like to be a fighter pilot or a Blue Angel. Hell, I'd really like it if you trained like John Wick. I'm looking forward to the day you might try out military hardware.
I love how despite trying out multiple jobs associated with the military or government defense agencies she still doesn’t know how to hold a fucking gun.
I really appreciate all the hard work tha Michelle and her team do for these videos! They go through so much and the end result is always epic and so well done! But these last few videos have been so short that they feel like such a brief glimpse at what was experienced. This one just feels like a recruitment ad and lord knows I get enough of those on this platform. I am excited to see what y’all do in the future and fully support you but I also hope that you hear us in our critiques. This is all said with much love!!! ❤️
I love how the instructors/drill sergeants are friendly in the video compared to the real thing LMAO, the power of a camera. Excellent job to all of them and you, this looks hard and it's even harder in real life, it takes a lot of commitment.
instructors are always gentle and calm when it comes to serious things they don’t want you to jump under stress because it just means trouble and potential injury shouting and harassment is more of a circus and a choreography to discipline “young soldiers” and make them serious Believe that you will not see the jump from the plane before the basic training is over, and then the harassment stops.
their job isnt to break Khare down and make her a soldier, their job was to introduce them to some of the training. Drills being assholes only really constitutes the first few weeks of BCT then they tone it back unless your a constant fuckup. then your drills take on their mentor mantle
This reminds me of my days in regular army. I was in an armor unit in 1st Cav Div,rode in some tanks,it was fun !!! LOL. Only did 7 yrs tho,but,the experiences I had was GOOD. I also did 4 yrs in the navy,was aboard aircraft carriers-USS Kittyhawk and the USS Roosevelt. GO,NAVY and GO
@@Asomwhatokdude to be honest this is an army-sponsored recruitment video so a handsome colonel was chosen and the best instructors were selected the filming lasted for hours or rather days but a joke aside when it comes to jumping off a plane and shooting with "live ammunition" then there is no joking and harassment Everyone is aware that one wrong step is a disaster that is why instructors are gentle and dedicated they are there to teach you, not to kill you or you to kill them
Michelle doesn’t release that she such a inspiration to woman and kids, proving that we can do anything. She is such a big inspiration to me and others, thank you💕💕💕
I was a Marine and while I was in college, my girlfriend went through Army Airborne School. On her first jump, because she was so tiny (4'10", 80 pounds) they had her lined up as the first jumper. When the green light came on, the jumpmaster said "Goodbye Smurf" and literally kicked her out of the plane. She ended up landing on someone else's canopy. While he was yelling at her to get off his canopy, she gathered hers (which had collapsed), threw it up and it (luckily) caught the breeze. She finished the jump unharmed.
@@tia8245 Yeah, when she told me I felt a little faint. Kind of like my mom when someone told her about things that happened when I responded to fires with the volunteer fire department.
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my father was in the army a long time ago, around 20 years ago! i sent this to him and it brought back memories and he really believed in you! he thought this was very cool and inspirational for those who are wanting to join the army.
You have really made it clear that any one, man or woman, can do anything they put their mind to. You have been rejected and you haven’t gave up, you have been in incredibly hard situations, and you have pushed through and not gave up. You are truly such a strong and amazing woman that the world is happy to have, and you have showed the world such amazing things. And when I feel like something is too hard, I think of all the incredible things you do! Omg this is the most likes I have ever had Tysm
@@oliverbrandaris1415 Why even try to undermine her? Certainly not everyone can do boot camp. Whether in terms of physical ability or determination, the average person can't do half the stuff she's tried for the proper amount of time actually required to pass. Without knowing anything about you, I have a hard time believing you'd succeed in special forces training yourself.
@@lurategh Boot camp is designed to make you pass. It's a 3 month training process that you cannot fail. It shapes you into what the military wants you to be. Special Forces, though, is literally a "tryout", and if you can't cut it, then you fail. I certainly cannot pass Special Forces training, yes. What's your point? She couldn't either.
Michelle is the best. She's a lot of fun, funny, and hard work on these challenges, and references the pixar movies in this video. She did a fantastic job. 11:54-11:58 I laughed at this part. Imagine if i joined the army to become a sniper.
again this feels so fast paced and i guess that's what people are into these days, but honestly for me i wanna see everything and anything they cut out idk bout y'all
@@isabellp.5730 the reason the military is so open to allowing people with a large following to do videos like this is to recruit viewers. they want to show the best highlights of an Army career... not picking up trash, hurrying up and waiting, etc.
@@pesoschess Picking up trash, buffing the floors.. Mowing lawns. Lack of sleep and for me always hungry. I went in at 125 pounds and graduated Infantry school at 150 and with bad ankles lol
Can't imagine what Michelle Khlare's resume would look like haha. She has done literally everything! I love how she inspires everyone so much by doing all of these challenges and the amount of hard work, bravery and optimism she brings. Truly inspiring. Watching your videos makes me want to do more in my day! Thank you for being you and being such a great role model!
michelle is probably one of the only people that has done and handled every job in the world like a professional which is amazing because she does it in like an hour and i think that is extraordinary
@@KingoftheRoad-2023 wow that’s a truly terrible comment, think twice before commenting on what someone “should” be doing because of where they come from
As a current army soldier, four years active and 2 years Wisconsin national guard. I must say it’s great to see the army featured on challenge accepted ! Great job !!!
As an Army brat and Marine wife whose mom worked for the sheriff's department, I absolutely LOVE the light you shine on the necessity of these jobs in America ❤ it means a lot to those who have served to see someone with a following show the positive side and need for it
Thankyou for creating this video--my late husband was a Vietnam Veteran-- U.S. Army Ranger with the 101st Airborne, started at Fort Benning and of course--Ft Campbell. He made me promise that I'd jump dive after his passing and haven't done that--yet.
Awesome, my hubby was airborne and did 5 very long, 12-15 month deployments in Iraq. I appreciate you doing this and yes, you barely scratched the surface but at least you had guts and didn’t quit. I’m proud of you. You’re showing exactly why army camaraderie is such a huge thing. God bless our fallen heroes and their family and may they Rest In Peace
As a Army National Guard soldier, just watching this made me really happy and really excited to watch. A lot of my former colleagues and friends are going/went to Fort Benning, while I am going to Fort Jackson in South Carolina, not the same but hopefully it has the amazing activities as Fort Benning. I am such a huge fan and amazed of all the crazy yet astonishing work that you accomplish within every video you make Michelle!
@@ariannasmithytc Niether really, so for my MOS Fort Jackson is all PT for 2-3 weeks then Benning I completed Airborne school there. I went to BCT at Fort Leonardwood in MO
I have to say I have the most respect for Michelle for the fact she takes on these challenges and does some of the harder parts of it In days but the pride she puts into these challenges is amazing
Honestly, why can't we just take a moment and appreciate the time and effort and money that Michelle puts in her videos. She is so super brave and super unique and also really pretty. Love you, Michelle!
This was another AMAZING episode!!!! I enjoyed watching this so much!! :D Haha Michelle and Austen are such a good duo for these kind of videos--Michelle being more energetic and bubbly, and Austen being so sarcastic and chill. Love it!
My cousin was in the army (52nd airborne if your wondering) and on her way to protect some high value government dude a suicide driver hit her car with a bunch of explosives. Everyone besides her and 1 other person were killed. She has a bad knee now but she is living a happy life with her dogs
The amount of work she puts in these videos are crazy. Michelle you are one of them most best person I seen in this world you have the bravest heart anyone could ever have it's honestly crazy how you do all these things for just one video and the videos only get 50,000 likes you deserve way more than 50,000 likes keep it up and know that we are always here for you ✌️😸
I thought this videos were longer... amazing as always, I would've fail miserably at all of them lol I'm soooo looking forward for the flight attendant school and I will make it a reaction in my channel!
I grew up as an army brat with a career army father and grew up both at Ft. Benning and Ft. Liberty (formerly Bragg). That was some great nostalgia to see here.
I’m 16 and I’m gonna join the army my intake is next year in march and I’m determined to become an RLC i know it’s tough but what’s life without the challenge . I’m ready to build resilience and form a strong bond with my teammates and appreciate what past soldiers have sacrificed for🙏🏾
Trust me, i saw girls who were barely tall enough to not be called dwarves do basic. Its hard but really its just a mind game. Fond the positives, laugh at what happens even if it sucks, and just always be motivated. If a drill sees you’re motivated it means that you’re a good soldier, and drills like good soldiers.
This made me cry😂 I’m so incredibly impressed with your commitment and drive! I grew up a navy brat and I remember my dad making me and my siblings run drills like this (obviously on a smaller scale) it made me so happy to see you absolutely kill this!
I hope little girls look up to you 🥰 You're the kind of role model I would have loved to have as a young girl ♥️ I am always eagerly waiting on the edge of my seat for the next challenge accepted video of you trying so many new cool things 😍 xo
this lady is also keeping us entertain and giving us information. I put this on tv for my child because its entertains my child and my child said he likes these videos because he starts to learn more about history?
Remember -- this video is sponsored by the Army. All the benefits they tell you like "I got two masters degrees" is pure propaganda Edit: to the people saying "it's not propaganda, I got a degree blah blah" clearly you didn't pay much attention during your classes because the point went entirely over your head. I didn't say it was impossible to get a degree in the military, I said that this video is propaganda. Some people don't make it out of the military alive. For those that do, many are left with permanent disabilities, PTSD, alcohol addiction, etc. Many American veterans don't receive adequate healthcare and more die from suicide than from combat. This video is propaganda because getting a degree in the military can have significant costs -- not with money, but with your mental and physical health, and maybe even your life. But they don't tell you that in a recruiting center now will they?
Especially the part where she says, "but i wasnt being laughed at i was being supported". And i love how these army promotional propaganda pieces never show any combat training or anything that you would actually be spending your time doing there.
As an army soldier I can tell, this video got me emotional. I went to basic in Ft Benning. There’s so many memories from that place. Great job and thanks for showing up what soldiers go through in order to become army soldiers. 🙏🏻🫡
Pls re-upload this video but as a long version better put together! There's so much going on but it's all over the place, michelle, you are amazing and I wanna see more! 14 minutes is not enough 🤣
Dear Ms. Khare, You are the most amazing, kind, and inspirational person that I know. Seeing you pushing yourself to the limits and seeing what you're made of, makes me want to become more like you. You always make mine's, and everyone's else's day when you upload videos! I just want to say... Keep doing what you're doing and never change yourself for anyone else, only you. Sincerely, Me
@@daisey2230 Thanks, I didn't notice that. I always try to make my writing the best and articulate as I can. I felt foolish for making that mistake. But I know now. Thank you.
Okay so this was one of my favorites because she looked like she was having hella fun! Michelle you can literally do anything! I'm SURE her fear of heights has diminished a little bit because she jumped out of a whole plane!! She is so lucky to have gone through all of these cool experiences and I'm happy that we get to see the day in the life of all these different professions.
I’ve been thinking of joining the army after high school and college and I’ve always wanted to know what goes on for training. Seeing this video really helps. Thank you Michelle.
This is not Basic Training. Basic Training is rougher and you probably will not touch those weapons and be in those range courses. I think she got special treatment. It's ok because of her work. It just wouldn't be like this for average Joe, unless you get in these special training groups.
This particular video shows good training for Army schools, but not the full Army experience. Doing your regular day to day MOS is what you should look into. Also would recommend doing college in the Army.
unless u need free school don't join the army they just use ur life for their twisted corruption (not military itself but they all follow trickle down orders) u think fighting another country's battles is worth dying for by all means but our country the way it stands today isn't worth dying for. they'll use n abuse u give you ptsd n let u live ur life out on the streets begging for change
@@alyssahamlett I wanted to join because I want to spend my life helping the community and country. I’m in Scout’s BSA and yes I know there are downsides to the military, every job has a downside. And a downside shouldn’t discourage you from doing what you want.
Colonel Battle, what a cool name! I’m hooked on this channel now! I watched the Secret Service one, then watched the FBI one, now the Army one. This girl is living the dream! From an ol 10th Mountain Division, U.S. Army Soldier, Climb To Glory!
Thank you my dad was a veteran and this means a lot me so thank you he passed away in Afghanistan 10 years ago so thanks Edit- he was killed in action and it was very hard news for me and my family to hear so thanks
I may not agree w/ everything the military does, but I respect the hell out of every soldier & civilian that serves on behalf of their country's people and values. Every veteran deserves the world and a grateful home.
Michelle really has the guts to do all of this, she’s really brave while my lazy self is home all day doing nothing while she is proving if you put dedication into something it will pay off!
I appreciate your videos on boot camp with army/marines but it doesn’t really portray what you actually go though. I think the videos would be 100x better if it was like the actual real thing.
With my medical conditions I could never do something like this, but I try to get as much exercise as I possibly can because of you. You are an inspiration Michelle, keep doing what your doing🫶🏻
subscribe so we can convice the secret service to film a video with us lol
This video is so cool!!
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This is a masterpeice! 🙂
I love this video
you are a beast!
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Challenge Accepted really needs to become a netflix show. Love the production value of these videos really well done
Edit:(Thanks for the likes)
That's right😄
Hey, ur me
It will Definitely be fun having a netflix show of it.
It shouldn’t be because then people would have to pay a subscription to watch it
I would love that
It really hit me what the Army officer spoke about the teamwork and bonding between the soldiers, just imagine losing someone in the battlefield with whom you've been through so much and made every progress possible, doubt it'd be any less than losing a loved one, Respect for all the soldiers around the world
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Not all soldiers, ruzzian "soldiers" are 🧟
My daughter was in this video with you sergeant Clayborne. I am so proud of her. You just make her shine even more.
Wow
That’s my sister
Omg , she seems AMAZING 🔥
@@madbeegaming8245 She is really cool
Please thank her for her service and dedication for us viewers!
Have you ever done “I tried being a news reporter” or something like that? Like getting up super early, going all kind of places in all kinds of weather, having to talk about specific things on camera.. I would like to see how it “really is” to have that job! ☺️
But for now - Can’t wait to watch this! I bet you did damn well! 💪🏻
That would be amazing. Teleprompter, green screen, interviews, dealing with *weight* of constant terrible news. Ugh.
This is an amazing idea. Great suggestion
Please do this
Sounds like the army just without cameras haha
She did the network tv show host challenge ! Similar vibes!
I'm so happy you got to experience the Army life a bit. I was in for 10 years as an audiovisual combat photographer. I also went through airborne school at Ft. Benning and also was attached to the Golden Knights for their annual winter training. I made their annual winter training video back in 1998. But I got to get 3 tandem jumps with them, they are so awesome. So I'm glad you got to finally experience jumping out of a perfectly good airplane, nice job Michelle! Go Army!
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That’s so cool 😊
I can't believe you said go army unironically
@Druizmultimedia DINFOS TRAINED KILLERS!!
Austen BabyHands Alexander just checkin in here. Love the video 🤩
Can’t wait for your episode to drop!!
@@MichelleKhare hello you have inspired me so much!
Hahahahaha 😂
Can't wait to join both of you with releasing some videos of my own... onward!
Can we all take a minute to appreciate what Michelle does for the videos
These videos are so well done. Glad I discovered the channel from the podcast with Colin & Samir
SAME!
Same here
Thank you for being here!!
Same!
@no time left why the youtube link
I first saw your video on the marines. Then i watched the other videos you have done. As a Marine i was impressed how you portrayed us so respectful. It also shows your respect for other professions. Such as emt police firefighter etc. and this one was just a beautifully done as the others. Thank you for showing the emotional side you went through and showing just a glimpse of what these professionals go through. It is not something that comes out easily in a documentary. Thank you I appreciate you very much.
Is it just me or do these videos get shorter and shorter? I would really love longer challenge accepted videos. Like explaining the course properly etc. But maybe its the matter of not being able to show all of the parts since it might be a military secret or something? Either way love these videos and if possible can they be longer?🥺🥺🥺
Basic Combat Training is not classified lol. It's just that there are lots of stuff to do and she needs to make it a short video
BCT is not classified they have it all over YT also, I went out to Fort Benning not long ago and was where she was
Not all of it military secret. What the video described is of course what the activities are in the Army but they probably just did not want to show what it's like to be in 1 lol.
I feel like today's video was a bit too short for all the activities they took part in. I think it was too fast, everything happened super quickly and I couldn't really understand what was going on. I still love your videos, you're amazing !
this video felt like more of an advertisement honestly
@@irrelevance3859 it’s sponsored by the army. It’s just another recruiting tactic 😂
Same here, im not sure I understood this video!
I feel like Austen has a small advantage...but also he's kinda used to the trusting the whole training process thing, he knows it works from the Navy.
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oh yeah anyone who has done prior service or even police work ( we had a few of those in my company in bct) and they are quite high speed, they know the whole thing is just to keep your mental and keep going, every day is just another day.
She should do I tried the navy
Is there a reason these are so short/rushed? It seems BONKERS to put in that much time, effort, pain, weeks of prep, footage, etc etc and just condense it to 14 minutes. It feels so rapid-fire, like we barely even get settled in to the meat and pace of it all. Just racing through totally new faces, job titles, tasks, locations for just a line -- more like an intro video or trailer.
(I also feel like you used to take a long, thoughtful moment to really explore the hard, serious issues within each job you're "trying on" - bc you really want to do it justice and at least explain with words what you can't know with your body in just a week. I know you've done soooo many now that it might feel repetitive or like people "already know", but each one is definitely unique and I know folks often watch them in isolation. To see "their thing". But you are also so in tune with people that you find the unique threads in everything.)
I think it's because statistically the algorithm favors videos less than 15/20 minutes and those are usually the ones with the most views. If it's too long a lot of people won't click on them, that's why a lot of the top UA-camrs seldom have more than 20 minute long videos
Welcome to the army
I would happily watch an hour long challenge accepted video any day
@@jadie4098 I'd agree, except her longer ones performed much better. 35-40m is an excellent set point to show her doing a challenge justice, give it the nuance she approaches them with and the careers possess, all without being longer than a TV episode.
I really love these videos but recently I’ve disliked how short they’ve been for the past few episodes :( I really enjoyed the longer episodes because it led to a better understanding to the field and Michelle’s experience, and the shorter ones just feel like career ads because of how quickly each segment goes by. The production value is still amazing, but the amount of content in such a small amount of time makes it feel empty. I just miss the longer episodes
same! I loved the long-form challenge accepted videos
I agree! Something also feels off with the flow. I feel like previous videos had beginning/middle/end and now the editing is just off.
agreed. this could have been way longer
agreed! the last few videos feel like they cut out a lot of the content, even in this one there were a few clips we could see of Michelle doing a lot of other stuff, but they weren't fully-fledged segments. while the videos are still interesting and educational, i feel like the older, longer ones were more attention-grabbing and had me fully invested in them.
I agree it's a little disappointing
Omg that’s my drill sergeant from basic training that’s crazy she was a wonderful NCO always made sure we had what we needed and could talk when we needed a lil mental break shit it’s been almost a year since I graduated
Being a team exercise, I kinda wish there was more footage of the obstacle course - I kinda wanted to see more of how you guys worked together to get past the stuff that you wouldn't otherwise be able to do alone.
the only ones you cant do alone are the walls and the building with no stairs or walls
There's lots of swearing, people being at odds with eachother (at eachothers throats) petty differences and impending constant soldier correcting by DS (drill sargents) they wear and tear you down by punishing you and everyone around you until you get the job done which is called negative re enforcement which is something anyone can subject themselves to without having to contract themselves into the military, which operates in a very socialistic way where they punish the whole group for ones mistake and reward the whole group for ones hard work while pretending to fight for freedom, (freedom to choose which fast food joint you wanna eat at) that's the idea of freedom not actual freedom, otherwise they wouldn't use a socialist model to train them, pretty ironic huh?
@@gainzhurt3-6-9that moment when the entire concept of group punishment and reward are socialist.
@@paulcruz168 Yeah Russia still has it
I'm from Columbus GA. when I joined the army they had us go to Benning. which is outside my house lol, they had us do most of what you're doing as a holiday field day. 9 years Active as 94M. NG now
I agree with the comments on this one, I would have loved to see more, maybe a longer cut. It's probably hard for the editor to take so many parts out and chop it down as well so maybe it would help both the editor and the audience. It's also the fact there's so much planning and work involved behind the scenes I think it deserves to get the most. Even if this ended up turning into like a two-part video I wouldn't mind.
I dont wanna be so negative but at 3:30 I think some of us who have done at least basic training know that the whole encouragement thing is not really true. At least for me, drill sergeants would make fun of us, call us names, laugh and curse at us all the time lol, that was their encouragement for us.
Amazing video 👊🙏
Yeah same, bullying unfortunately extremely rampant in the armed forces of any country
@@laurioho2041 it’s not bullying lol it’s training to work harder and be tougher so you don’t fall out behind peers. War is a lot worse than what you are facing in Basic Training
@@deadman123x ok bro
@@deadman123x exactly
😂😂😂
Oh my goodness Michelle! Thanks for sharing this!!!!
This feels more like a recruiting video than a challenge accepted
I think the same, it feels more like a: "Hey, look how cool the army is! Wanna try going to war and killing people? Join now!"
And showing off guns when not too long ago there was a massive school shooting feels kinda disrespectful to me idk…
lol
What part of “sponsored by the army” did you not get?😂
What about the stripper challenge? Vb
it was sponsored by the army. of course it is. they wouldn't show you any of the real suck that they put us through because they would never recruit people.
This woman is truly living life. She has tried everything. Meanwhile we are just surviving.
Her country and institutions Don't run strategic compulsion over sun shows and training, they are not insecure Link Subcontinental Forces
@@adv.usamamayo9779 *Pakistani spotted opinion rejected*
@@adv.usamamayo9779 what does that mean?
speak for yourself
@@Vanilla_Addict no idea
You know when something gets popular how people pick it up and come up with their spin-offs or versions or simply do the same. Do you know why there aren't 1000 more "i tried" videos out there? Because what you do is absolutely amazing and it takes so much strength and courage and training and devotion. So for that - thank you for that quality of content and good job once again.
With your training in martial arts to act like Batman, as well as training to accurately act like other fictional characters, and your experience with what it's like to become part of the police, SWAT, FBI, and the military, you've become one of the most badass women I know, Michelle. Muggers in the streets better think twice before attacking you. I'd like it if you took a look at what it's like to be a fighter pilot or a Blue Angel. Hell, I'd really like it if you trained like John Wick. I'm looking forward to the day you might try out military hardware.
All she needs to do is do a challenge to become part of the coast guard
@@kiaraeijo and space force
@@jakfjfrgnei She did a Nasa one already
@@kiaraeijo space force is military
@@jakfjfrgnei oh I didn’t realize that was a thing
I love how many children’s movies she just slammed down references for while also being a bad ass. She’s the freaking coolest
I love how despite trying out multiple jobs associated with the military or government defense agencies she still doesn’t know how to hold a fucking gun.
I really appreciate all the hard work tha Michelle and her team do for these videos! They go through so much and the end result is always epic and so well done! But these last few videos have been so short that they feel like such a brief glimpse at what was experienced. This one just feels like a recruitment ad and lord knows I get enough of those on this platform.
I am excited to see what y’all do in the future and fully support you but I also hope that you hear us in our critiques.
This is all said with much love!!! ❤️
I love how the instructors/drill sergeants are friendly in the video compared to the real thing LMAO, the power of a camera. Excellent job to all of them and you, this looks hard and it's even harder in real life, it takes a lot of commitment.
instructors are always gentle and calm when it comes to serious things
they don’t want you to jump under stress because it just means trouble and potential injury
shouting and harassment is more of a circus and a choreography to discipline “young soldiers” and make them serious
Believe that you will not see the jump from the plane before the basic training is over, and then the harassment stops.
their job isnt to break Khare down and make her a soldier, their job was to introduce them to some of the training. Drills being assholes only really constitutes the first few weeks of BCT then they tone it back unless your a constant fuckup. then your drills take on their mentor mantle
Lol no its not the camera its the Colonel being there lol
This reminds me of my days in regular army. I was in an armor unit in 1st Cav Div,rode in some tanks,it was fun !!! LOL. Only did 7 yrs tho,but,the experiences I had was GOOD. I also did 4 yrs in the navy,was aboard aircraft carriers-USS Kittyhawk and the USS Roosevelt. GO,NAVY and GO
@@Asomwhatokdude
to be honest this is an army-sponsored recruitment video
so
a handsome colonel was chosen
and the best instructors were selected
the filming lasted for hours or rather days
but a joke aside
when it comes to jumping off a plane and shooting with "live ammunition" then there is no joking and harassment
Everyone is aware that one wrong step is a disaster
that is why instructors are gentle and dedicated
they are there to teach you, not to kill you or you to kill them
We love these videos so much! love from Nepal 🇳🇵💝
Omg I’m a fan
@don't be surprised Your mom
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Michelle doesn’t release that she such a inspiration to woman and kids, proving that we can do anything. She is such a big inspiration to me and others, thank you💕💕💕
Women and men*
@@oliverbrandaris1415 yes just especially to women
@@Janelleh10 Yeah, I understand
I was a Marine and while I was in college, my girlfriend went through Army Airborne School. On her first jump, because she was so tiny (4'10", 80 pounds) they had her lined up as the first jumper. When the green light came on, the jumpmaster said "Goodbye Smurf" and literally kicked her out of the plane. She ended up landing on someone else's canopy. While he was yelling at her to get off his canopy, she gathered hers (which had collapsed), threw it up and it (luckily) caught the breeze. She finished the jump unharmed.
Errah
Nah you never WERE a marine you ARE a marine
@@quicksense that was not the JM he meant the person on whose canopy she landed on, that guy was yelling for her to get off of it😐
I laughed when you mentioned that he said "goodbye smurf" but then felt really bad for laughing after she basically could've died
@@tia8245 Yeah, when she told me I felt a little faint. Kind of like my mom when someone told her about things that happened when I responded to fires with the volunteer fire department.
The final minute of this vid is trully inspiring
FINALLY! I WAS WAITING FOR THIS!!
Same!
You took the words out my mouth
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This video deserved to be an hour long. I'm sure there was a ton more content edited out. Would have loved to see it. Nice work Michelle.
my father was in the army a long time ago, around 20 years ago! i sent this to him and it brought back memories and he really believed in you! he thought this was very cool and inspirational for those who are wanting to join the army.
You have really made it clear that any one, man or woman, can do anything they put their mind to. You have been rejected and you haven’t gave up, you have been in incredibly hard situations, and you have pushed through and not gave up. You are truly such a strong and amazing woman that the world is happy to have, and you have showed the world such amazing things. And when I feel like something is too hard, I think of all the incredible things you do!
Omg this is the most likes I have ever had Tysm
Sure, anyone can do boot camp. But, lets see if she can complete Special Forces training.
@@oliverbrandaris1415 Why even try to undermine her? Certainly not everyone can do boot camp. Whether in terms of physical ability or determination, the average person can't do half the stuff she's tried for the proper amount of time actually required to pass. Without knowing anything about you, I have a hard time believing you'd succeed in special forces training yourself.
@@lurategh Boot camp is designed to make you pass. It's a 3 month training process that you cannot fail. It shapes you into what the military wants you to be. Special Forces, though, is literally a "tryout", and if you can't cut it, then you fail.
I certainly cannot pass Special Forces training, yes. What's your point? She couldn't either.
Michelle weighing the gun, then the awkward thank you and hand back was hilarious 😂
Searching for this 😭😂😂😂😂
Michelle is the best. She's a lot of fun, funny, and hard work on these challenges, and references the pixar movies in this video. She did a fantastic job. 11:54-11:58 I laughed at this part. Imagine if i joined the army to become a sniper.
again this feels so fast paced and i guess that's what people are into these days, but honestly for me i wanna see everything and anything they cut out idk bout y'all
Me too. This felt like it went way too fast
@@isabellp.5730 the reason the military is so open to allowing people with a large following to do videos like this is to recruit viewers. they want to show the best highlights of an Army career... not picking up trash, hurrying up and waiting, etc.
Can always join they will give you some time to see some things lol.. I did my OSUT Infantry school at Fort Benning, GA
@@pesoschess Picking up trash, buffing the floors.. Mowing lawns. Lack of sleep and for me always hungry. I went in at 125 pounds and graduated Infantry school at 150 and with bad ankles lol
same, it felt rushed to me, like i couldnt watch long enough to feel invested in this one...
Can't imagine what Michelle Khlare's resume would look like haha. She has done literally everything! I love how she inspires everyone so much by doing all of these challenges and the amount of hard work, bravery and optimism she brings. Truly inspiring. Watching your videos makes me want to do more in my day! Thank you for being you and being such a great role model!
Alrighty, now I'd love to see you go through the Air Force's BMT program. Namely BEAST week.
michelle is probably one of the only people that has done and handled every job in the world like a professional which is amazing because she does it in like an hour and i think that is extraordinary
@@KingoftheRoad-2023 wow that’s a truly terrible comment, think twice before commenting on what someone “should” be doing because of where they come from
@@KingoftheRoad-2023 you sound dumb, dumb as hell
Michelle is such a inspiration as a women. She is doing things I can’t imagine to do
These episodes are amazing. Her whole team makes true art out of these episodes
11:15 that thank you made me die 😂 😂
As a current army soldier, four years active and 2 years Wisconsin national guard. I must say it’s great to see the army featured on challenge accepted ! Great job !!!
Michelle is so brave for doing all these challenge’s
As an Army brat and Marine wife whose mom worked for the sheriff's department, I absolutely LOVE the light you shine on the necessity of these jobs in America ❤ it means a lot to those who have served to see someone with a following show the positive side and need for it
Thankyou for creating this video--my late husband was a Vietnam Veteran-- U.S. Army Ranger with the 101st Airborne, started at Fort Benning and of course--Ft Campbell. He made me promise that I'd jump dive after his passing and haven't done that--yet.
Awesome, my hubby was airborne and did 5 very long, 12-15 month deployments in Iraq. I appreciate you doing this and yes, you barely scratched the surface but at least you had guts and didn’t quit. I’m proud of you. You’re showing exactly why army camaraderie is such a huge thing. God bless our fallen heroes and their family and may they Rest In Peace
As a Army National Guard soldier, just watching this made me really happy and really excited to watch. A lot of my former colleagues and friends are going/went to Fort Benning, while I am going to Fort Jackson in South Carolina, not the same but hopefully it has the amazing activities as Fort Benning.
I am such a huge fan and amazed of all the crazy yet astonishing work that you accomplish within every video you make Michelle!
It won't, though the confidence course are all the same. Part of my training was at Jackson before I went to Benning
@@shawnewinter4295 which one was more tough?
@@ariannasmithytc Niether really, so for my MOS Fort Jackson is all PT for 2-3 weeks then Benning I completed Airborne school there. I went to BCT at Fort Leonardwood in MO
I have to say I have the most respect for Michelle for the fact she takes on these challenges and does some of the harder parts of it In days but the pride she puts into these challenges is amazing
i love these videos so much. Michelle is so talented and committed to doing these!
Honestly, why can't we just take a moment and appreciate the time and effort and money that Michelle puts in her videos. She is so super brave and super unique and also really pretty. Love you, Michelle!
She makes more money then she spends on this
We all appreciate it. 🙄 I truly hate seeing comments like that. 👎
Just looks like fishing for likes and / or attention.
I’m so happy to find this channel. All of her videos are so entertaining and interesting. Great work!
i really appreciate the Michelle shows everyone what it’s like to go through these careers because it is more than people think ❤️❤️❤️
This was another AMAZING episode!!!! I enjoyed watching this so much!! :D
Haha Michelle and Austen are such a good duo for these kind of videos--Michelle being more energetic and bubbly, and Austen being so sarcastic and chill. Love it!
My cousin was in the army (52nd airborne if your wondering) and on her way to protect some high value government dude a suicide driver hit her car with a bunch of explosives. Everyone besides her and 1 other person were killed. She has a bad knee now but she is living a happy life with her dogs
0:00 giving a shoutout to the literal us army! Great work, keep it up! 💪
Me and the boys finna enlist so we can go secure some poppy fields
My mother was a drill sergeant at fort Benning, I loved this video and seeing what you and the team did here Michelle. Amazing work as always
I am impressed with your training in the army and I hope you will enjoy and respect them for their bravery and sacrifice for world.
The amount of work she puts in these videos are crazy. Michelle you are one of them most best person I seen in this world you have the bravest heart anyone could ever have it's honestly crazy how you do all these things for just one video and the videos only get 50,000 likes you deserve way more than 50,000 likes keep it up and know that we are always here for you ✌️😸
I thought this videos were longer... amazing as always, I would've fail miserably at all of them lol
I'm soooo looking forward for the flight attendant school and I will make it a reaction in my channel!
I grew up as an army brat with a career army father and grew up both at Ft. Benning and Ft. Liberty (formerly Bragg). That was some great nostalgia to see here.
but hear me out, at this point she really CAN do everything!! love me some new saturday videos🥹💕
Oh so she's real life Kim Possible.
I’m 16 and I’m gonna join the army my intake is next year in march and I’m determined to become an RLC i know it’s tough but what’s life without the challenge . I’m ready to build resilience and form a strong bond with my teammates and appreciate what past soldiers have sacrificed for🙏🏾
good luck bro. this video barely scratches the surface. push through meal by meal. you can do it
@@juliannaallred9968Thanks🙏🏾 , lol I’m a female btw.
You got this girl! Dont let anyone try to stop you !
Trust me, i saw girls who were barely tall enough to not be called dwarves do basic. Its hard but really its just a mind game. Fond the positives, laugh at what happens even if it sucks, and just always be motivated. If a drill sees you’re motivated it means that you’re a good soldier, and drills like good soldiers.
@@beckgrit3688 yeah I will keep that in mind
You are such an inspiration, you can literally do anything!
I feel for her for Army as I serve in the Army. Basic was really fun and it's all mental. Your mind is your strongest weapon
this shows me how much they go through my uncle left to go to the army not too long ago i miss him 😕
This made me cry😂 I’m so incredibly impressed with your commitment and drive! I grew up a navy brat and I remember my dad making me and my siblings run drills like this (obviously on a smaller scale) it made me so happy to see you absolutely kill this!
When I get a notification from your channel I don't know why l am feel Happy ♥️♥️
I hope little girls look up to you 🥰 You're the kind of role model I would have loved to have as a young girl ♥️ I am always eagerly waiting on the edge of my seat for the next challenge accepted video of you trying so many new cool things 😍 xo
this lady is also keeping us entertain and giving us information. I put this on tv for my child because its entertains my child and my child said he likes these videos because he starts to learn more about history?
10:10 those are romanian soliders. I am from Romania, nice video btw!
Remember -- this video is sponsored by the Army. All the benefits they tell you like "I got two masters degrees" is pure propaganda
Edit: to the people saying "it's not propaganda, I got a degree blah blah" clearly you didn't pay much attention during your classes because the point went entirely over your head. I didn't say it was impossible to get a degree in the military, I said that this video is propaganda. Some people don't make it out of the military alive. For those that do, many are left with permanent disabilities, PTSD, alcohol addiction, etc. Many American veterans don't receive adequate healthcare and more die from suicide than from combat. This video is propaganda because getting a degree in the military can have significant costs -- not with money, but with your mental and physical health, and maybe even your life. But they don't tell you that in a recruiting center now will they?
Especially the part where she says, "but i wasnt being laughed at i was being supported". And i love how these army promotional propaganda pieces never show any combat training or anything that you would actually be spending your time doing there.
@@laurioho2041 you know nothing
So you’re wrong on this. It’s very much possible to do so. Is it easy? No.
“Z” username checks out.
@Z
Yeaaah... leave ur right-winged political nonsense elsewhere, buddy. 🤡👎
As an army soldier I can tell, this video got me emotional. I went to basic in Ft Benning. There’s so many memories from that place. Great job and thanks for showing up what soldiers go through in order to become army soldiers. 🙏🏻🫡
When she’s a grandma, she’s gonna have the best back in my days
8:56 They kept us occupied by letting us play with their tanks - Michelle Khare || 2022
Lol
why is that so funny
Us S.M. already know the drills were going easy and what everyone was truly thinking about her.
As a Infantry man it’s great to see people go through what me and my brothers have. To have a greater understanding of what we do
Pls re-upload this video but as a long version better put together! There's so much going on but it's all over the place, michelle, you are amazing and I wanna see more! 14 minutes is not enough 🤣
Dear Ms. Khare,
You are the most amazing, kind, and inspirational person that I know. Seeing you pushing yourself to the limits and seeing what you're made of, makes me want to become more like you. You always make mine's, and everyone's else's day when you upload videos! I just want to say... Keep doing what you're doing and never change yourself for anyone else, only you.
Sincerely,
Me
nice speech
Utmost* is how u spell that btw! It’s a common mistake:)
@@daisey2230 oopsie
@@daisey2230 Thanks, I didn't notice that. I always try to make my writing the best and articulate as I can. I felt foolish for making that mistake. But I know now. Thank you.
Okay so this was one of my favorites because she looked like she was having hella fun! Michelle you can literally do anything! I'm SURE her fear of heights has diminished a little bit because she jumped out of a whole plane!! She is so lucky to have gone through all of these cool experiences and I'm happy that we get to see the day in the life of all these different professions.
Great episode, but I use to enjoy the longer ones a bit more. Give you time to get into the thing that's being tried
I’ve been thinking of joining the army after high school and college and I’ve always wanted to know what goes on for training. Seeing this video really helps. Thank you Michelle.
This is not Basic Training. Basic Training is rougher and you probably will not touch those weapons and be in those range courses. I think she got special treatment. It's ok because of her work. It just wouldn't be like this for average Joe, unless you get in these special training groups.
This particular video shows good training for Army schools, but not the full Army experience. Doing your regular day to day MOS is what you should look into. Also would recommend doing college in the Army.
unless u need free school don't join the army they just use ur life for their twisted corruption (not military itself but they all follow trickle down orders) u think fighting another country's battles is worth dying for by all means but our country the way it stands today isn't worth dying for. they'll use n abuse u give you ptsd n let u live ur life out on the streets begging for change
@@alyssahamlett Did you actually serve in the military or are you just assuming that's how it works?
@@alyssahamlett I wanted to join because I want to spend my life helping the community and country. I’m in Scout’s BSA and yes I know there are downsides to the military, every job has a downside. And a downside shouldn’t discourage you from doing what you want.
Colonel Battle, what a cool name! I’m hooked on this channel now! I watched the Secret Service one, then watched the FBI one, now the Army one. This girl is living the dream! From an ol 10th Mountain Division, U.S. Army Soldier, Climb To Glory!
Imagine having a boss named Colonel Battle...01:53 sounds like something out of GI Joe.
14:01 the camera man just chillin in midair like the god he is🗿🗿
i wish you’re videos were as king as they used to be, i feel like this is a trailer.
10:03 you should check out the ghostbusters video on why that is
The sound delay? It's because light travels much faster than sound
Mark rober did one too
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In a span of a week, she got to do more awesome and fun stuff than a lot of people in the army. I've been in for 3 years now, I'm lowkey jealous.
Now This One!
I like it. Majority of others I've seen are more toned down and less screaming. This really gives it more of a real life touch.
"Thank You to US army for sponsoring this video" and I thought I had heard everything 💀
Thank you my dad was a veteran and this means a lot me so thank you he passed away in Afghanistan 10 years ago so thanks
Edit- he was killed in action and it was very hard news for me and my family to hear so thanks
Sorry to hear about your father,Asian Boiii,you have my condolences.
gotta say, I really liked Battleston's positivity. such a great guy
Ayee that was one of my airborne instructors lol 6:12
2:12
Just wanna say being able to ride in a UH60 is one of my dreams and I am highly jealous. And the one guys last name ‘Battle’ is pretty cool too
Blackhawks are cool transport and backup choppers
I may not agree w/ everything the military does, but I respect the hell out of every soldier & civilian that serves on behalf of their country's people and values. Every veteran deserves the world and a grateful home.
Michelle really has the guts to do all of this, she’s really brave while my lazy self is home all day doing nothing while she is proving if you put dedication into something it will pay off!
😂 well you’re binge watching videos and that’s dedication in my book.
I appreciate your videos on boot camp with army/marines but it doesn’t really portray what you actually go though. I think the videos would be 100x better if it was like the actual real thing.
With my medical conditions I could never do something like this, but I try to get as much exercise as I possibly can because of you. You are an inspiration Michelle, keep doing what your doing🫶🏻