As a geography teacher I am both enormously jealous, and extremely impressed. You explained everything very well and I will absolutely be using this video (if you don't mind) to help my students understand the impacts of earthquakes and volcanoes on developed countries. Can you now please do the same for deforestation, desertification, coastal erosion, urbanisation, glaciers, development and population. Many thanks in advance.
as an Icelander, I feel this video was done very respectfully and in an non-sensationalized manner. wouldn't expect anything less of these guys. I enjoyed watching this through their lens and seeing how much it affected them
Cool cars ❌ Arsing round and funny jokes ❌ One of the best videos I’ve seen on UA-cam this year ✅ This was properly brilliant. This just isn’t something ‘UA-camrs’ normally make - you guys are film makers. Thank you.
we (the viewers of Car Throttle) won so hard with all these channels that have come out of it's new 'downfall'. Love the content, super glad to keep seeing yall making good stuff.
As a geologist and car nerd who's been to Iceland and driven through an old lava field, your images are still absolutely mental. You kept the geology simple and touched on all the main points. I didn't know the lava field made such a crystallizing noise. Wonderful film again! I'm looking forward to your next adventure.
Not often you get a video that's both informative and respectful (considering the circumstances), Ethan & Jack did very well on this one. The sound the lava made was actually mind blowing, i didn't think it made anything. Well i stand corrected. I think the community as a whole should give these two guys a clap 👏👏
6 months ago I was watching you guys mess around with an old Volvo, now I'm watching you document volcanic activity! Absolutely love this channel and what you guys are doing!
Cannot believe that this only has 70k views tbh. This is unreal. THIS is news, and it’s not even getting any coverage in the media (not that I’ve seen anyway). ATG have really done this justice, no clickbait, not over-dramatised, just a proper look at an unbelievable real life thing that’s happening right now.
On 18th December last year, I was sat on a plane waiting to take off from Keflavik airport. We were the last plane out that evening, having been delayed three hours. While we were waiting for the plane to be deiced, I looked out of the window to my left and saw the fissure erupt, right before my eyes. It was 11 miles away but looked much closer as lava leapt 100m into the air. Not quite believing what I was seeing, I informed a flight attendant who was alright in their seat waiting for takeoff. We spent the next three hours on the plane, mostly enjoying the show as we waited for takeoff clearance. Some passengers were clearly scared. Some deboarded, not wishing to take the chance of not being able to get back home to Iceland so close to Christmas. It was an incredible experience but yours is so much more. I know this is primarily a motoring channel but please continue to make this kind of content. I’ve been following the Icelandic eruptions since November and this is one of the most incredible, close-up looks I’ve seen.
Volcanos aren't something I'm particularly interested in, but I've seen a handful of videos in the past about them along the lines of Tom Scott's content and somehow none of them were able to convey how much of an impact they have on the landscape as well as you guys did here, I dunno whether it was all the footage or how you were talking about/explaining things, but it really put across how devastating it is That drone footage of the bubbling volcano is unreal and the footage of the glowing popping and cracking rock gave me shivers, amazing effort boys, 10/10
A master piece in documentary video, all the facts explained in a simple interesting manor with total empathy for the former inhabitants of Grindavik. Jack’s one liners always crack me up but as you have shown there is a time and a place. Ethan’s 20 years at CT in an editorial role were not wasted.
i honestly didnt watch this straight away thinking it would just be an obvious clickbait title as if maybe you went to a small gated off volcano thats been 'technically' active for like 10000 years, but WOW im glad i watched... i am amazed at the quality of the content and this has definitly became my new favourite channel
Much respect for the sensitivity you both showed in this video, as well as well as taking the time to explain. I knew about the eruptions but I had no idea about the massive amount of earthworks they had put in. I can see why you made this a separate video from the rest of the Iceland trip
This channel has really impressed me as so different to watching Ethan, Jack and Alex in their old videos and then just Ethan and Jack. Good going guys as we now have 3 great channels.
10th Of november i was in that town evacuating people as a Search and Rescue Personnel. The Search and rescue team in that town house was moving back and forward from the shakes with a lot of people inside it was crazy.
No problem you guys doing the occasional serious episode in your usual lighthearted banter, especially when it's done as well as this. This whole series on Iceland has been fantastic viewing. Can't wait to see the next adventure - you're making your own voice on UA-cam, that's excellent, thank you!
dude this was an awesome video. Please never shy away from tackling serious topics in this kind of manner. Truely great stuff. You probably didn't want to go full documentary, but including small segments of you talking with people on scene would be nice I think.
Watching this again, Went to iceland last week with my wife. We had snow the entire time so had that amazing landscape snow covered is something else. The volcano had erupted again late November and this time it took out part of the blue lagoon site, think they lost a building and most of their car park. Two weeks later they have built a new road through the lava field and re-opened. In the uk it can take 18 months for a pothole repair. That whole trip was quite mind blowing, seeing the effect of the volcano including driving past the lava which was still steaming at the side of the road. it even snowed whilst we were in the lagoon. A trip we'll never forget - will definitely go back.
This really reminds me of Lapindo disaster in my home country in Indonesia. instead of lava it's gasious mud from a rogue oil drilling, and it has consumed like a whole big city, the perimeters are surounded by tall earth barier like in the video and the height is similar, varying from 8-12 metres.
Loving the work of this channel. Not only is it leaning into Jack and Ethan's strength's, rather than just trying to replicate the AA and TDC formula, but in doing so it opens up to a whole new audience and broader, more exciting opportunities. This whole Iceland adventure was epic and I look forward to much more like it. I'd happily watch this channel just for the adventuring and camaraderie, completely independent of a love for cars too.
I really enjoyed this video. Yes it's a more serious one but having this kind of quality content in amongst your other, more familiar, quality stuff is a welcome change of pace.
I love how you guys do something else from the others. It’s not only a motor channel like every other, but you bring a story and adventure to the table. Well done guys!
Great video guys, and it proves you can tackle serious issues as well as the light humoured stuff and calling each other man-parts. More of this please, you're quite good at it.
Aloha guys , Thanks for taking us along on this Awe Inspiring journey , the drone footage was spectacular. I'm an EX Pat living on the Big Island of Hawaii & that footage is identical to what we had over here in 2018 when Kilauea erupted , fissures destroyed homes and one of the most beautiful beaches was gone forever . The Lava flow looks identical , thanks again from Hawaii .
Hi guys i have been watching you for a few years now, and i love the funny side of the way you do your videos. After watching this video you got a follower for as long as you keep going! The respectfull, polite none hyped way you showed the destruction the eruptions have had on the lives of the people of Grindavík and all others that build a livelyhood around the fishing industry there was very smart, honest and respectfull! To me this is THE best video you have ever done, as it showed me a side of you lads that makes me see you the way you really are as human beings! Thank you from the heights of my soul, and may the gods ( GOÐ ) be with you at all times!!
Definitely one of the best videos I’ve seen on UA-cam. And such a shame for the residents of Grindavik. I hope they can rebuild their lives as you said.
Mates, I know this is a departure for the content you've been making for a number of years now, but you really nailed the quality here. Emotional, educational, I thoroughly enjoyed it. Very well done!
It’s difficult to comprehend just how brutally powerful Mother Nature can be. The forces we deal with on a day to day basis and control in our daily lives pale massively in comparison to a mere spurt of nature. Really well done, guys.
You guys are nailing it. One of the well known reasons Top Gear had such wide appeal was because at its best it was closer to a travel show highlighting incredible places and these videos are so beautifully shot they remind me a lot of the best episodes of TG. More, more and more please.
Out of the auto Alex umbrella, jack and Ethan are 100% the right two presenters to document such an amazing country, and such educational information. Glad to see this kind of content! Although not my normal go to kind of UA-cam video, I still thoroughly enjoyed the content! Keep it up lads!
Guys, ATG is becoming my favorite channel on UA-cam. i know adventures in far off lands are pricey and you likely wouldn't be able to do these as often as you would like, but whwnever possible, more of this please.
you can tell this is made by a videographer..., the direction, cinematography and sound are all spot on. this is proper Nat Geo/BBC 4 quality documentary stuff, no sensationalist stuff, just respectful and interesting. nice one lads 👍
I've never heard lava before! I'd never even considered the fact that it'd make noise. Nothing I have ever watch has mentioned it or explained everything so well. Fantastic video
Makes me think, that has to be similar to what glaciers sounded like. That's a noise some of our ancestors would have had to hear and fear.. Incredible recording.
@@RotGoblinglaciers make no sound unless its disturbed! Ive been in a ice cave when an earthquake hit and thes THE spookiest thing ive ever witnessed, and having been all over iceland and to 37 other countrys i have NEVER heard sounds like those in nature! People that were with me screamed and cried like it was the end of the world, me being the driver and guide had to act like it was no big deal to show them a cool exterior even tho my brain was Screaming GTFO NOW i had to smile and shussh them to calm them down to put on a brave face to stop them from panic and possably hurt them selves trying to run away!! I calmed them down got the going back to the coach half needing to change my boxers!! Best tip any group has ever left me, and got a 5 star rating from ALL 38 passengers when they did the surway, thats unheard off tbh!! I was shaking in my boots and had a massive adrenalin dump just as we arrived at the hotel 2 hours later!!
@@bergthorjohannesson7819 here in the UK and probably across a lot of the world glaciers slowly crawled across our country at the end of the last ice age, scouring the land and reshaping it as it receded. That's the sound I was thinking about. Your story sounds like a crazy experience though!
Wow, amazing video Jack & Ethan! Viewing nature's fury is humbling. When i was a kid, we visited the Mt St Helens site a year or two after its eruption in 1982. The devastation was immense, even a year or two later. Something ill never forget seeing.
You two should do more like this, like road trips around the world going to natural wonders and events and talking about it.. Japan be a good one next like driving around showing us the after effects of the tsunami.
My wife will be in Iceland from tomorrow until next Saturday. They were due to go to that area. I’ve told her not to be looking forward to it….i’ll show her this 😂
Guys please do more serious journalism videos like this, loved it even my wife watched this one with me. Watched you guys for probably over a year now on car throttle love the videos. But you guys taking a more serious direction is the way to go with videos like this
Great video this, a thought provoking change of pace and I think possibly more impactful it being presented by you two who we’re more used to watching arsing about. Double thumbs up from me👍👍
I followed the original eruptions live for months. (I have a 2-year degree in geology, before getting my accounting degree.)Then life took over. This has been a great update and your video footage and presentation is top notch. You might consider the suggestions of the geography (a favorite subject) teacher. That would continue your international adventures for some time. Then we could discover more teachers who follow you crazy guys.
I've watched you guys since car throttle days with Alex and always enjoyed the content and banter . I still watch Alex and now you both have your own channel its brilliant. The fact that its something different is cool , there are literally no limits to what you both can do . Keep it up lads, I'm looking forward to seeing more in the future . 👍🏻
I hope Grandavik can recover, there was a lovely cafe by the port that served excellent food and Icelandic lobster bisque. I hope people in this town are well.
I happened to be in Iceland when the eyjafjallajökull eruption happened. We were due to be trekking over it so had to divert. Went back a few years latter and trekked over the new landscape which could have been a different planet. Iceland is an amazing place and the people are wonderfully resilient and resourceful. This is a great video that shows your wonder at what you are seeing and sensitively portrays the human side of the situation. Well done!!
There's plenty of drone footage and pretty shots of the lava, but not many videos that capture the impact this has had on the communities. Well done boys.
Really high quality video, always love the banter but sometimes it’s great to see your talent in journalism have a different outlet. That versatility takes skill. Good job lads!
This is extraordinary , what a video. The drone footage of the active crater, and standing next to ever-moving lava flow, were incredible. And then the town itself was just something you can't really imagine living in the UK.
Loved visiting Iceland, never experienced anything like this but it's sobering to be shown that we just live on this planet and if it decides to shift about to get comfy or whatever there is nothing we can do about it. Entertaining and informative video.
Guys… what a video. That was an amazing personal view of the devastation the volcanos and earth quakes are causing. You really told the story well, and gave great account of people’s life there. Looking forward to more videos from you, hope this new channel works out for you
Amazing video, it's got real journalistic value, stunning camera work and just feels incredibly well made. Hats off to you two! I'm excited for what the future will bring for this lovely channel
So very cool ! Another great video on this trip. Seeing the molten rock and touching it must be quite something. The shot of the lava spewing out of the volcano was great as well !
Most of the "wow!" have already been made, which I thoroughly endorse, but what I think should be also acknowledged, is the efforts made to put this film together.
I'm really enjoying the alternative side of car enjoyment...the ability to get from A To B even through the most extreme conditions and also the ability for the local people to just work around the force's of mother nature
This is such an amazing snapshot of history. In a few years it'll be interesting to see the difference and how much of the town has been destroyed. Amazing work lads
This was mega, well done. My only critique from the other vid was the lack of info (what causes a Geeza? etc..), but the best shows on telly are always informative and this is spot on.
Absolutely brilliant, you guys did such an excellent job of not sensationalising what is going on over there, but you brought a humanising element to the natural wonder and devastation. Journalists and documentarians could learn from you guys. Thank you
As a geography teacher I am both enormously jealous, and extremely impressed. You explained everything very well and I will absolutely be using this video (if you don't mind) to help my students understand the impacts of earthquakes and volcanoes on developed countries. Can you now please do the same for deforestation, desertification, coastal erosion, urbanisation, glaciers, development and population. Many thanks in advance.
Tall order, but I have a feeling they’ll stumble into a couple of those on their adventures ❤
You've 300 odd days holiday a year, you get filming 😂😂
You actually look like a geography teacher 🤣
What kind of volvo do you drive?
Do you have elbow pads in all your tops? 😂
as an Icelander, I feel this video was done very respectfully and in an non-sensationalized manner. wouldn't expect anything less of these guys. I enjoyed watching this through their lens and seeing how much it affected them
Cool cars ❌
Arsing round and funny jokes ❌
One of the best videos I’ve seen on UA-cam this year ✅
This was properly brilliant. This just isn’t something ‘UA-camrs’ normally make - you guys are film makers. Thank you.
This just proves the quality of Jack and Ethan's work. Pure discovery channel, amazing.
Very interesting and done with Touch. No clickbait, no over-dramatization, but real and respectful.
Thanks Guys
ATG FTW
most serious game of The Floor is Lava! ive ever seen
As a fan of the channel and an Icelander born and raised 20 minutes away from there, thanks for doing this video responsibly!
This is the channel I am very excited about. This is how we should use our vehicles and friends.
we (the viewers of Car Throttle) won so hard with all these channels that have come out of it's new 'downfall'. Love the content, super glad to keep seeing yall making good stuff.
Yeah your so right
the slow and unstopable creep of the lavaflow is just terrifying
As a geologist and car nerd who's been to Iceland and driven through an old lava field, your images are still absolutely mental. You kept the geology simple and touched on all the main points. I didn't know the lava field made such a crystallizing noise.
Wonderful film again! I'm looking forward to your next adventure.
Not often you get a video that's both informative and respectful (considering the circumstances), Ethan & Jack did very well on this one. The sound the lava made was actually mind blowing, i didn't think it made anything. Well i stand corrected.
I think the community as a whole should give these two guys a clap 👏👏
I totally agree we must give it likes and shares so this goes as far and wide as possible :)
This is the most mental thing I have ever seen he says!! Coming from a guy that was hit front on and dragged side ways in a car by a lorry. 😂
Was it Ellie Goulding the woman who was there when the lorry finally stopped?
It was!@@r0b41
No Jack, no one will ever let you forget 😂
Seriously amazing video guys. Unbelievable footage.
6 months ago I was watching you guys mess around with an old Volvo, now I'm watching you document volcanic activity! Absolutely love this channel and what you guys are doing!
Cannot believe that this only has 70k views tbh. This is unreal. THIS is news, and it’s not even getting any coverage in the media (not that I’ve seen anyway). ATG have really done this justice, no clickbait, not over-dramatised, just a proper look at an unbelievable real life thing that’s happening right now.
On 18th December last year, I was sat on a plane waiting to take off from Keflavik airport. We were the last plane out that evening, having been delayed three hours. While we were waiting for the plane to be deiced, I looked out of the window to my left and saw the fissure erupt, right before my eyes. It was 11 miles away but looked much closer as lava leapt 100m into the air.
Not quite believing what I was seeing, I informed a flight attendant who was alright in their seat waiting for takeoff. We spent the next three hours on the plane, mostly enjoying the show as we waited for takeoff clearance. Some passengers were clearly scared. Some deboarded, not wishing to take the chance of not being able to get back home to Iceland so close to Christmas.
It was an incredible experience but yours is so much more. I know this is primarily a motoring channel but please continue to make this kind of content. I’ve been following the Icelandic eruptions since November and this is one of the most incredible, close-up looks I’ve seen.
Enjoyed watching!
Volcanos aren't something I'm particularly interested in, but I've seen a handful of videos in the past about them along the lines of Tom Scott's content and somehow none of them were able to convey how much of an impact they have on the landscape as well as you guys did here, I dunno whether it was all the footage or how you were talking about/explaining things, but it really put across how devastating it is
That drone footage of the bubbling volcano is unreal and the footage of the glowing popping and cracking rock gave me shivers, amazing effort boys, 10/10
My god I wasn't prepared for this. This is really mentally intense and challenging
A master piece in documentary video, all the facts explained in a simple interesting manor with total empathy for the former inhabitants of Grindavik. Jack’s one liners always crack me up but as you have shown there is a time and a place. Ethan’s 20 years at CT in an editorial role were not wasted.
i honestly didnt watch this straight away thinking it would just be an obvious clickbait title as if maybe you went to a small gated off volcano thats been 'technically' active for like 10000 years, but WOW im glad i watched... i am amazed at the quality of the content and this has definitly became my new favourite channel
Much respect for the sensitivity you both showed in this video, as well as well as taking the time to explain. I knew about the eruptions but I had no idea about the massive amount of earthworks they had put in.
I can see why you made this a separate video from the rest of the Iceland trip
This channel has really impressed me as so different to watching Ethan, Jack and Alex in their old videos and then just Ethan and Jack. Good going guys as we now have 3 great channels.
Loving this alterative side to the world of automotive journalism
This series has been one of the best things I've seen on UA-cam for ages
10th Of november i was in that town evacuating people as a Search and Rescue Personnel. The Search and rescue team in that town house was moving back and forward from the shakes with a lot of people inside it was crazy.
thank you for working hard to get permission. this was an awesome video
I dont think I've seen a UA-cam video where the presenters demonstrated such respect and humility for their subject, subscribed.
Its insane how quickly an entire landscape could change just by a slight shift in the tectonic plates
No problem you guys doing the occasional serious episode in your usual lighthearted banter, especially when it's done as well as this. This whole series on Iceland has been fantastic viewing. Can't wait to see the next adventure - you're making your own voice on UA-cam, that's excellent, thank you!
As an active volcano, I thought this video was done very respectfully to us active volcanoes.
dude this was an awesome video. Please never shy away from tackling serious topics in this kind of manner. Truely great stuff.
You probably didn't want to go full documentary, but including small segments of you talking with people on scene would be nice I think.
I love a channel that can do lighthearted but then mix it with some more serious and interesting videos. Keep it upn
Watching this again, Went to iceland last week with my wife. We had snow the entire time so had that amazing landscape snow covered is something else. The volcano had erupted again late November and this time it took out part of the blue lagoon site, think they lost a building and most of their car park. Two weeks later they have built a new road through the lava field and re-opened. In the uk it can take 18 months for a pothole repair.
That whole trip was quite mind blowing, seeing the effect of the volcano including driving past the lava which was still steaming at the side of the road. it even snowed whilst we were in the lagoon. A trip we'll never forget - will definitely go back.
This feels like a tom scott video in the best way
This was a legit piece of journalism, great work and great footage.
The sounds the lava flow was making are unreal. Very disconcerting, not just to see the earth itself bubble and boil but to hear it. Great work.
Fantastic drone footage of the volcano!
This really reminds me of Lapindo disaster in my home country in Indonesia. instead of lava it's gasious mud from a rogue oil drilling, and it has consumed like a whole big city, the perimeters are surounded by tall earth barier like in the video and the height is similar, varying from 8-12 metres.
Loving the work of this channel. Not only is it leaning into Jack and Ethan's strength's, rather than just trying to replicate the AA and TDC formula, but in doing so it opens up to a whole new audience and broader, more exciting opportunities. This whole Iceland adventure was epic and I look forward to much more like it. I'd happily watch this channel just for the adventuring and camaraderie, completely independent of a love for cars too.
I really enjoyed this video. Yes it's a more serious one but having this kind of quality content in amongst your other, more familiar, quality stuff is a welcome change of pace.
Six videos in, and you are the best 'car' channel on youtube. Amazing.
I love how you guys do something else from the others. It’s not only a motor channel like every other, but you bring a story and adventure to the table. Well done guys!
I’ve spent some time in Grindavík and it breaks my heart. A wonderful town, wonderful residents. Wonderful country 🇮🇸
Proper enjoyed this.
Fairplay for trying something different and even moreso for keeping it respectful.
An incredible UA-cam video, I hope you get tons of recognition for this film! Thanks to the Icelandic people for allowing this to happen.
Great video guys, and it proves you can tackle serious issues as well as the light humoured stuff and calling each other man-parts. More of this please, you're quite good at it.
Fully agreed. Such easy watching yet so interesting
lads, im so glad you both decided to start this channel, its superb. keep up the good work
Very well done boys. Thank you for bringing attention to this with so much care and respect
Aloha guys , Thanks for taking us along on this Awe Inspiring journey , the drone footage was spectacular. I'm an EX Pat living on the Big Island of Hawaii & that footage is identical to what we had over here in 2018 when Kilauea erupted , fissures destroyed homes and one of the most beautiful beaches was gone forever . The Lava flow looks identical , thanks again from Hawaii .
Hi guys i have been watching you for a few years now, and i love the funny side of the way you do your videos. After watching this video you got a follower for as long as you keep going! The respectfull, polite none hyped way you showed the destruction the eruptions have had on the lives of the people of Grindavík and all others that build a livelyhood around the fishing industry there was very smart, honest and respectfull! To me this is THE best video you have ever done, as it showed me a side of you lads that makes me see you the way you really are as human beings! Thank you from the heights of my soul, and may the gods ( GOÐ ) be with you at all times!!
Definitely one of the best videos I’ve seen on UA-cam.
And such a shame for the residents of Grindavik.
I hope they can rebuild their lives as you said.
Mates, I know this is a departure for the content you've been making for a number of years now, but you really nailed the quality here. Emotional, educational, I thoroughly enjoyed it. Very well done!
It’s difficult to comprehend just how brutally powerful Mother Nature can be. The forces we deal with on a day to day basis and control in our daily lives pale massively in comparison to a mere spurt of nature.
Really well done, guys.
Where is the 'love' button? What a great little film. Exciting, spectacular, informative, unique, honest, and moving as well. Bravo.
You guys are nailing it. One of the well known reasons Top Gear had such wide appeal was because at its best it was closer to a travel show highlighting incredible places and these videos are so beautifully shot they remind me a lot of the best episodes of TG. More, more and more please.
Out of the auto Alex umbrella, jack and Ethan are 100% the right two presenters to document such an amazing country, and such educational information. Glad to see this kind of content! Although not my normal go to kind of UA-cam video, I still thoroughly enjoyed the content! Keep it up lads!
Guys, ATG is becoming my favorite channel on UA-cam. i know adventures in far off lands are pricey and you likely wouldn't be able to do these as often as you would like, but whwnever possible, more of this please.
you can tell this is made by a videographer..., the direction, cinematography and sound are all spot on. this is proper Nat Geo/BBC 4 quality documentary stuff, no sensationalist stuff, just respectful and interesting. nice one lads 👍
I've never heard lava before! I'd never even considered the fact that it'd make noise. Nothing I have ever watch has mentioned it or explained everything so well. Fantastic video
Makes me think, that has to be similar to what glaciers sounded like. That's a noise some of our ancestors would have had to hear and fear.. Incredible recording.
@@RotGoblinglaciers make no sound unless its disturbed! Ive been in a ice cave when an earthquake hit and thes THE spookiest thing ive ever witnessed, and having been all over iceland and to 37 other countrys i have NEVER heard sounds like those in nature! People that were with me screamed and cried like it was the end of the world, me being the driver and guide had to act like it was no big deal to show them a cool exterior even tho my brain was Screaming GTFO NOW i had to smile and shussh them to calm them down to put on a brave face to stop them from panic and possably hurt them selves trying to run away!! I calmed them down got the going back to the coach half needing to change my boxers!! Best tip any group has ever left me, and got a 5 star rating from ALL 38 passengers when they did the surway, thats unheard off tbh!! I was shaking in my boots and had a massive adrenalin dump just as we arrived at the hotel 2 hours later!!
@@bergthorjohannesson7819 here in the UK and probably across a lot of the world glaciers slowly crawled across our country at the end of the last ice age, scouring the land and reshaping it as it receded.
That's the sound I was thinking about.
Your story sounds like a crazy experience though!
@@RotGoblin it was kinda nurs tbh! Something im never forgetting :)
Wow, amazing video Jack & Ethan! Viewing nature's fury is humbling. When i was a kid, we visited the Mt St Helens site a year or two after its eruption in 1982. The devastation was immense, even a year or two later. Something ill never forget seeing.
Amazing video, heart goes out to the residents of Grindavik. We need more videos like this!
You two should do more like this, like road trips around the world going to natural wonders and events and talking about it.. Japan be a good one next like driving around showing us the after effects of the tsunami.
My wife will be in Iceland from tomorrow until next Saturday. They were due to go to that area. I’ve told her not to be looking forward to it….i’ll show her this 😂
This is the best GCSE Geography Video Submission I have ever seen + 10 points for employing the drone
Awesome Lads, loved every minute of this. I’m so looking forward to seeing more content and watching the channel grow, you deserve the success 🙏🤩
This is beyond a TV documentary in its clarity, cinematography and narrative. Absolutely smashing it guys.
The fact the respect the traffic signs and rules in an abandoned town 🔥🔥🔥
This legitimately might be one of the best videos I've seen a "car channel" ever put out on UA-cam. Well done to you both!
Guys please do more serious journalism videos like this, loved it even my wife watched this one with me. Watched you guys for probably over a year now on car throttle love the videos. But you guys taking a more serious direction is the way to go with videos like this
I'm used to enjoying your light hearted videos, but this was a genuinely great, serious video! Well done!
What an incredible video, I wasn’t expecting history and geography, but you’re absolutely killing it.
Guys, this was so fascinating and very very interesting. Thank you for taking us with you on this journey.
Ethan and jack, keep up the good work, so happy your both still making videos
Great video this, a thought provoking change of pace and I think possibly more impactful it being presented by you two who we’re more used to watching arsing about. Double thumbs up from me👍👍
This is next level stuff. More of this type of thing, sort of like national geographic with bants 😜
Production value of this is brilliant. Well done.
Mind blowing. Incredible footage. Also very respectful and educational, well done lads.
I followed the original eruptions live for months. (I have a 2-year degree in geology, before getting my accounting degree.)Then life took over. This has been a great update and your video footage and presentation is top notch.
You might consider the suggestions of the geography (a favorite subject) teacher. That would continue your international adventures for some time. Then we could discover more teachers who follow you crazy guys.
I've watched you guys since car throttle days with Alex and always enjoyed the content and banter . I still watch Alex and now you both have your own channel its brilliant. The fact that its something different is cool , there are literally no limits to what you both can do . Keep it up lads, I'm looking forward to seeing more in the future . 👍🏻
I bet that when you started at CT, you never for one instant, imagined that you would be doing amazing things like this later on in life. Amazing.
I hope Grandavik can recover, there was a lovely cafe by the port that served excellent food and Icelandic lobster bisque. I hope people in this town are well.
I happened to be in Iceland when the eyjafjallajökull eruption happened. We were due to be trekking over it so had to divert. Went back a few years latter and trekked over the new landscape which could have been a different planet. Iceland is an amazing place and the people are wonderfully resilient and resourceful. This is a great video that shows your wonder at what you are seeing and sensitively portrays the human side of the situation. Well done!!
There's plenty of drone footage and pretty shots of the lava, but not many videos that capture the impact this has had on the communities. Well done boys.
Really high quality video, always love the banter but sometimes it’s great to see your talent in journalism have a different outlet. That versatility takes skill. Good job lads!
Guys, you’ve missed your calling. More of this please!
I'm so jealous of your trip to Grindavik, Ethan. - John
This is extraordinary , what a video. The drone footage of the active crater, and standing next to ever-moving lava flow, were incredible. And then the town itself was just something you can't really imagine living in the UK.
I learned about tectonic plates. With these drongos. What a fun episode
Very respectful video, happythat you didn't squeeze a sponsor ad in the middle
Loved visiting Iceland, never experienced anything like this but it's sobering to be shown that we just live on this planet and if it decides to shift about to get comfy or whatever there is nothing we can do about it. Entertaining and informative video.
Guys… what a video. That was an amazing personal view of the devastation the volcanos and earth quakes are causing. You really told the story well, and gave great account of people’s life there.
Looking forward to more videos from you, hope this new channel works out for you
Amazing video, it's got real journalistic value, stunning camera work and just feels incredibly well made. Hats off to you two! I'm excited for what the future will bring for this lovely channel
So very cool ! Another great video on this trip. Seeing the molten rock and touching it must be quite something.
The shot of the lava spewing out of the volcano was great as well !
What an unbelievable video. Excellent drone shots and explanation of whats happening. Top notch guys 👍
Most of the "wow!" have already been made, which I thoroughly endorse, but what I think should be also acknowledged, is the efforts made to put this film together.
I'm really enjoying the alternative side of car enjoyment...the ability to get from A To B even through the most extreme conditions and also the ability for the local people to just work around the force's of mother nature
This is such an amazing snapshot of history. In a few years it'll be interesting to see the difference and how much of the town has been destroyed. Amazing work lads
This was mega, well done. My only critique from the other vid was the lack of info (what causes a Geeza? etc..), but the best shows on telly are always informative and this is spot on.
Absolutely brilliant, you guys did such an excellent job of not sensationalising what is going on over there, but you brought a humanising element to the natural wonder and devastation.
Journalists and documentarians could learn from you guys.
Thank you