How Strong Can An Adrenaline Rush Make You?

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  • @ohmahboi
    @ohmahboi 5 років тому +11584

    Imagine having control of your adrenaline 😬

    • @sunnytex1337
      @sunnytex1337 5 років тому +732

      Ohmahboi would be awesome

    • @alexnsiw
      @alexnsiw 5 років тому +2448

      That would be dangerous

    • @sriptzkingt5014
      @sriptzkingt5014 5 років тому +155

      alex 1234nsiw aka table why do u say that

    • @Raymung_
      @Raymung_ 5 років тому +874

      sriptzking t because you can cause damage to your muscles?

    • @alexnsiw
      @alexnsiw 5 років тому +956

      @@sriptzkingt5014 i say this because this would lead in abuse of this power

  • @leozhang7710
    @leozhang7710 5 років тому +6596

    When ur doing ur homework while ur teacher is collecting it

  • @louism.3435
    @louism.3435 5 років тому +2803

    I get adrenaline when I turn off the light from the hallway and I immediately run to my room

  • @xdanielz.8563
    @xdanielz.8563 5 років тому +3875

    *You've never feel a real adrenaline rush if the teacher never made eye-contact to you while choosing people to present their presentations*

  • @Eri587
    @Eri587 6 років тому +3157

    says that an adrenaline rush won't give you super strength or turn u into the hulk, also says that a mom wrestled a polar bear to save her child

    • @Ninjaananas
      @Ninjaananas 6 років тому +125

      TheHunterOfDemon
      Polar bears aren't Hulks.

    • @okay5573
      @okay5573 6 років тому +537

      Ninjaananas No, they are just living, walking flesh piles of muscle and strength

    • @Ninjaananas
      @Ninjaananas 6 років тому +11

      idk, nature?
      Not their eyes.

    • @alvancardenas6781
      @alvancardenas6781 6 років тому +16

      Lol polar bears wouldn't stand a chance against a pro bodybuilder

    • @Ninjaananas
      @Ninjaananas 6 років тому +294

      Alvan Cardenas
      Bodybuilders aren't fighters.

  • @Erik-dz9rn
    @Erik-dz9rn 6 років тому +4195

    I used to get adrenaline rushes during soccer games and I could run the entire game without tiring but shortly after the game when I got In the car i couldn't move my legs

    • @JasonTodd339
      @JasonTodd339 6 років тому +247

      Erik. Same with basketball

    • @yr-cq1jx
      @yr-cq1jx 5 років тому +333

      Erik. Same but I just got angry and would run way faster than I really could and catch up to the player that took me

    • @kidenigma1400
      @kidenigma1400 5 років тому +308

      Erik. That's not an adrenaline rush it's more like the zone

    • @kidenigma1400
      @kidenigma1400 5 років тому +277

      Adrenaline Rushes are when you realize you're going to die

    • @ekii6484
      @ekii6484 5 років тому +51

      Erik. Sup man we have the same name. Are you a skinny Erik? Cause I'm a fat one. Lmao

  • @majoranix2753
    @majoranix2753 5 років тому +1168

    So it's a Kaioken and the times depend on the situation.

    • @petersparkingtons3143
      @petersparkingtons3143 5 років тому +72

      Pretty much

    • @10realization
      @10realization 5 років тому +48

      I’d compare Adrenaline to ultra instinct honestly

    • @platanom3n
      @platanom3n 5 років тому +4

      Scribbles no1 asked tbh

    • @theblackheart7389
      @theblackheart7389 4 роки тому +21

      @@10realization it's more like kaioken ultra instinct definitely stronger than godly level

    • @godshira9932
      @godshira9932 4 роки тому +5

      Basically just without the aura

  • @camerongray7767
    @camerongray7767 5 років тому +841

    Imagine if an elite athlete figures out how to control their adrenaline rush!

    • @itsshrimp91
      @itsshrimp91 4 роки тому +210

      Lotta broken muscles and torn ligaments would go down if they overdid it. But, with extreme training, I'd like to believe that they can become stronger than before when they use this ability AND couple it with intense training.

    • @qmm00990
      @qmm00990 4 роки тому +67

      Eddie hall did it once and he lifted half a fucken ton

    • @boza8737
      @boza8737 4 роки тому +14

      @@itsshrimp91 perhaps if an athlete trains their muscles to sustain the adrenaline's strain. Of course for that he'd need to learn how to use adrenaline, and even then he couldn't even abuse that.

    • @boza8737
      @boza8737 4 роки тому +1

      @@itsshrimp91i actually think people do something similar that isn't allowed

    • @boza8737
      @boza8737 4 роки тому +1

      @@itsshrimp91 it's called doping or sum like that i think.

  • @dominiknguyen9820
    @dominiknguyen9820 5 років тому +2140

    My body goes full adrenalin rush when someone takes my food

    • @Trxgically
      @Trxgically 5 років тому +15

      SAME DUDE!?!?

    • @lokish1457
      @lokish1457 5 років тому +45

      Someone touches my french toast sticks, through the window they go.

    • @carters1209
      @carters1209 5 років тому +21

      Touch my chow chow, you get the Peow Peow.

    • @adrian123z3
      @adrian123z3 5 років тому +7

      Thats an instinct not an Adrenaline rush..

    • @goduzamaki4118
      @goduzamaki4118 5 років тому +5

      @@adrian123z3 WHOOOOOOOSH/R

  • @unaverage9675
    @unaverage9675 6 років тому +545

    A black widow walked by my foot I became usain bolts superior.

    • @dvrvch
      @dvrvch 5 років тому +33

      Pfft yeah right. I saw someone take a fry off my plate and now they just disappeared..

    • @muffinmonster2634
      @muffinmonster2634 4 роки тому +1

      I checked my feet after reading that

  • @larrylobster9174
    @larrylobster9174 4 роки тому +414

    Is that why my legs shake aafter im done fighting someone

    • @woo_shynen8805
      @woo_shynen8805 4 роки тому +124

      larry lobster yeah, i’ve been in multiple fights and got hit but didn’t feel nothing because I was rushing the dude and afterwards I felt it on my Jaw

    • @tulsikhatri8694
      @tulsikhatri8694 4 роки тому +37

      It happens, Because you usually don't fight with people usually. That's why

    • @jordanelliott8685
      @jordanelliott8685 4 роки тому +24

      @@tulsikhatri8694 that's true if you haven't had street fight in years maybe decades it can kick in or in some cases make you feel weak

    • @ericrenquist6494
      @ericrenquist6494 4 роки тому +24

      I was shaking and crying after my first fight just from the adrenaline. There wasn't any reason to cry but I couldn't control it.

    • @Iezad-Abdullah-il-Azheem
      @Iezad-Abdullah-il-Azheem 4 роки тому +12

      😐why need to fight when you can 1vs1 them in video games... That's is the purpose of a video game .....

  • @GrimReaper-vk4ew
    @GrimReaper-vk4ew 4 роки тому +716

    Imagine fighting a guy with steroids adrenaline and endorphins and that guy is 210cm 160kg and mastered all martial arts and all weaponry

    • @sudhar5han
      @sudhar5han 4 роки тому +30

      Damn that will be awesome 😹🔥

    • @r4en842
      @r4en842 4 роки тому +124

      Yea but against him is the dude who is on steroids, adrenaline, endorphins and that guy is 245 cm and 300kg and mastered all martial arts and weaponry

    • @SaiyanLegacy
      @SaiyanLegacy 4 роки тому +16

      @@r4en842 he would probably die

    • @r4en842
      @r4en842 4 роки тому +13

      @@SaiyanLegacy Hell naw cuz he has 20 inch dong to sting with

    • @guccimane-ew3vg
      @guccimane-ew3vg 4 роки тому +17

      Grim Reaper then its the first goku

  • @JaxBlade
    @JaxBlade 5 років тому +3179

    FULL COWLING!!!

    • @ntuk0035
      @ntuk0035 5 років тому +34

      How does it feel that u get no likes

    • @spooky-nz9vj
      @spooky-nz9vj 5 років тому +14

      Cool

    • @boot_epik
      @boot_epik 5 років тому +124

      Was that a Boku No Hero reference?

    • @LeoLeo-yi5yx
      @LeoLeo-yi5yx 5 років тому +30

      It's boku no hero and it's bcz no one knows the anime

    • @unaisunu1770
      @unaisunu1770 5 років тому +99

      @@LeoLeo-yi5yx you serious boi? Its One of the most popular anime out there..

  • @kingtoyab69
    @kingtoyab69 6 років тому +4344

    I think they had such a surge of an adrenaline rush to upload this video they misspelled the title.

    • @hmalark3822
      @hmalark3822 6 років тому +6

      kingtoyab69 XD right

    • @MrBrowes
      @MrBrowes 6 років тому

      kingtoyab69 lol

    • @tristanbiccler1121
      @tristanbiccler1121 6 років тому +6

      CAN CAN

    • @oliviar9920
      @oliviar9920 6 років тому +66

      I wish some other people called out how weird the thumbnail is and is so poorly edited compared to the actual video.

    • @yjbm3477
      @yjbm3477 6 років тому

      kingtoyab69 fr

  • @TyyzhenTao
    @TyyzhenTao 2 роки тому +196

    I can trigger an adrenaline rush on command. I’ve had a near death experience and I’ve also died and been brought back in a motorcycle accident. I usually think of the moments leading up to it when I lose control. Works wonders

    • @Ghost-uh8dx
      @Ghost-uh8dx 2 роки тому +14

      woah did you see anything when you died? you don’t have to answer btw

    • @JackAttack301
      @JackAttack301 2 роки тому +12

      @@Ghost-uh8dx my mum had the same thing happen but she was giving birth to me and its like sleeping

    • @Ghost-uh8dx
      @Ghost-uh8dx 2 роки тому +1

      @@JackAttack301 what do you mean like sleeping?

    • @JackAttack301
      @JackAttack301 2 роки тому +20

      @@Ghost-uh8dx when she died, she woke up as if nothing happened as she didn't remember it, and it was like when you wake up and you sleep feels like it lasted 30 minutes, when it lasted hours

    • @Ghost-uh8dx
      @Ghost-uh8dx 2 роки тому

      @@JackAttack301 oh I see what you mean maybe when we die we get a new life

  • @insomniac2895
    @insomniac2895 2 роки тому +88

    I got an adrenaline rush while running and I suddenly felt like I could run for miles on end without breaking a sweat. It felt amazing

    • @fuzer4047
      @fuzer4047 Рік тому +4

      yea i also got that feeling

    • @aperson5466
      @aperson5466 Рік тому +1

      My friends put ants on my back so I ran 3 miles

    • @tezzla6358
      @tezzla6358 Рік тому

      called runners high and it means ur mom smoked crystal meth when she was pregnant with u

    • @InfernoHammer
      @InfernoHammer 9 місяців тому

      That’s not adrenaline how many times will I need to comment this

    • @johnnyblaze9217
      @johnnyblaze9217 8 місяців тому +2

      @@InfernoHammerit is

  • @zerxx65
    @zerxx65 5 років тому +2005

    I was chased by an dog 🐶 one time and I ran faster than I ever had in my life

    • @brandoneverything9146
      @brandoneverything9146 5 років тому +40

      Was it a pitbull

    • @burgerbandit3646
      @burgerbandit3646 5 років тому +284

      Finally, a real example of an adrenaline rush

    • @tyler4949
      @tyler4949 5 років тому +38

      Once a rabid chipmunk ran at me....

    • @d.jcheetah8724
      @d.jcheetah8724 5 років тому +74

      That happened to me recently. But the thing is, I was chased by *3* dogs at the same time 😐😐

    • @theangrypanda3638
      @theangrypanda3638 5 років тому +46

      I got so scared I ran faster than a German Shepherd

  • @ThisLittleCriticSanad
    @ThisLittleCriticSanad 6 років тому +4290

    When ur mom make u clean ur room

    • @Anders_-ct4bm
      @Anders_-ct4bm 6 років тому +6

      xD

    • @ivarxdp8387
      @ivarxdp8387 6 років тому +1

      😂👌👌😂😂👌👌😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👌😂

    • @BENYEET
      @BENYEET 6 років тому +5

      This Little Critic damn sad...no wonder our country is falling apart.. im glad my parents had a firm hand and taught me how to be responsible and respectful to everyone. Hope you wake up and realise this before its to late...

    • @Tristanleah1
      @Tristanleah1 6 років тому

      This Little Critic lolll

    • @asmrindustries5431
      @asmrindustries5431 6 років тому

      This Little Critic I enjoy cleaning my room.

  • @carmelo5320
    @carmelo5320 5 років тому +151

    I could kind of control my adrenaline rush by thinking about certain things that gives me a boost and it made me a monster in midfield for my state

    • @itsshrimp91
      @itsshrimp91 4 роки тому +34

      Might I ask what thoughts provoked a life or death reaction??

    • @imamazing4333
      @imamazing4333 4 роки тому +35

      Usually just think of something that makes you angry

    • @end8316
      @end8316 4 роки тому +16

      Someone that pisses you off in real life

    • @_recipeh
      @_recipeh 4 роки тому +12

      Imagining yourself in an adrenaline rush sometimes triggers that reaction in real life.

    • @AlternateHollow
      @AlternateHollow 2 роки тому +2

      I see you are one of my species...
      Anyways-

  • @zerotwo6953
    @zerotwo6953 5 років тому +88

    *Sees dog running towards me* *RUNS AS FAST AS SONIC*

  • @coltonisernhagen3520
    @coltonisernhagen3520 6 років тому +433

    That moment when you ding dong ditch someone and a guy comes out and yells hey and you run away faster than you ever thought you could run

  • @Taedybear
    @Taedybear 6 років тому +2288

    "How strong can an adrenaline rush can make you"

    • @cade-parkvilleproductions1039
      @cade-parkvilleproductions1039 6 років тому +232

      Maybe it's a tactic to attract squadrons of grammar nazis

    • @drake639able
      @drake639able 6 років тому +59

      Omg thank you for acknowledging that was bugging the crap out of me

    • @wrench6147
      @wrench6147 6 років тому +25

      Whats wrong?

    • @wanpokliu3142
      @wanpokliu3142 6 років тому +27

      Wtf call grammar police!

    • @Angela-yb1ov
      @Angela-yb1ov 6 років тому +1

      I was about to say that too lol

  • @MoonKnightH8
    @MoonKnightH8 3 роки тому +72

    I’ve had a adrenaline rush experience, I was 15 and about 70kg (154 pounds), my next door neighbour fell down a hill while he was on his ride on mower, luckily he was no where near the blades and it had a safely shut off system, however he was trapped and I rushed to help him, this mower is over 90kg (198 pounds) keep in mind and I lifted the actual mower up off him and the ground. Afterward I called an ambulance and they helped him out, I tried lifting the mower again the next day and could barely move it

    • @ricklopez4703
      @ricklopez4703 Рік тому +10

      Adrenaline can make you 3 time's stronger. You probably could lift 1000 pounds so 200 really isn't nothing in that mode

    • @realhades9178
      @realhades9178 Рік тому +2

      @@ricklopez4703 does it matter if you train? Like you can lift heavy stuff as a bodybuilder, will getting a rush make you even stronger

    • @ricklopez4703
      @ricklopez4703 Рік тому +8

      @@realhades9178 yeah if you can pick up 500 pounds then when you have " hysterical strength" you should be able to lift 3 time's more. Also that's just a scientific explaination which they say your brain purposely limits your strength to 1/3 of its potential but others say it's a phenomenon meaning your body can adapt to a threat so that explains why mother's can flip cars over when saving they're babies

    • @Peakman-xe3bm
      @Peakman-xe3bm Рік тому +1

      I’mswwwww😮

  • @nightpengence5807
    @nightpengence5807 4 роки тому +71

    One way to get an adrenaline rush:
    When you are going trick or treating and there's and bucket outside full with candy when you get three candy then there is a lady outside,then you hear the lady,"NO,ONLY TWO CANDY!!"she walks back inside and you take the whole bucket and then the lady yells,"COME OVER HERE RIGHT NOW!!!!!"then the adrenaline starts kicking in,so you run across the neighborhood like Usain Bolt running a 100 something meter dash

  • @Popzizeh22
    @Popzizeh22 6 років тому +906

    'How Strong Can An Adrenaline Rush Can Make You?'

    • @keddypoo
      @keddypoo 6 років тому +5

      Lmao

    • @Masterpg2007
      @Masterpg2007 6 років тому +3

      Buzzfeed did the rare "DOUBLE QUESTION".

    • @swiper9261
      @swiper9261 6 років тому +3

      Enough to make BUZZFEED misspell the title

    • @khriss7790
      @khriss7790 6 років тому

      Crusty Static just about comment that

  • @32mindset
    @32mindset 6 років тому +675

    Imagine Arnold Schwarzenegger with an adrenaline rush

    • @itzshft
      @itzshft 6 років тому +7

      😶

    • @icecweam7844
      @icecweam7844 5 років тому +20

      Holy shot

    • @robhuckell3677
      @robhuckell3677 5 років тому +15

      Or the mountain

    • @nathanbrawley7256
      @nathanbrawley7256 5 років тому +36

      How about Eddie hall? Now he'd probably be able to literally lift an entire car

    • @udithsethu552
      @udithsethu552 5 років тому +14

      Mindset imagine Brian Shaw with an adrenaline rush

  • @HatingislikeBreating
    @HatingislikeBreating 3 роки тому +19

    Mom - "stay in this line im gonna quickly buy something"
    Staff - "ur next"

  • @soul5584
    @soul5584 5 років тому +63

    So basically adrenaline is like going kaioken which hurts a lot afterwards

  • @Attalic
    @Attalic 5 років тому +521

    So I can finally open that pickel jar in the fridge if I get an adrenaline rush?

    • @Neon-gl7po
      @Neon-gl7po 5 років тому +8

      Hum...yes. exaxtly

    • @mistamilk4883
      @mistamilk4883 5 років тому +29

      if it was alife or death situation

    • @RaymanW
      @RaymanW 5 років тому +12

      Just use a rubber glove mate for god's sake and it will pop opens before you even open your eyes
      I say that because typical Humans usually tend to close their eyes when they are pushing themselve to their full extent
      Although it might not be their full extent because in most cases adrenaline won't have kicked in like VTEC in Honda civic cars or nitrous in race cars
      So if it still does not open after even using a rubber glove then their is a very simple solution to that
      Just smash it with a hammer it will be torn into pieces
      And your long lost mission will be accomplished once in for all
      😑

    • @astrobeth
      @astrobeth 4 роки тому +2

      @@RaymanW /woosh

    • @RaymanW
      @RaymanW 4 роки тому

      @@astrobeth 😂😂😂

  • @TheUltimatePaintBall
    @TheUltimatePaintBall 6 років тому +367

    All these "look at the grammar in the title" comments are giving me an adrenaline rush

    • @mucheq5386
      @mucheq5386 6 років тому +3

      I'm dead😂😂😂

    • @Dylan-ng8es
      @Dylan-ng8es 6 років тому

      Chuck Norris go lift a car

  • @ME3fan
    @ME3fan 4 роки тому +110

    One time after running 4 miles I felt drained and then while walking by a house several German Shepherds caught me off guard and charged the fence. I literally felt energy serge through my body and all my fatigue went away. I felt like I could have run at my maximum speed without getting tired. Ever. Man I really wish I could harness this energy on command!

    • @codeman90000000
      @codeman90000000 2 роки тому +7

      Its called ki and us Saiyans can use it xD lmfaooooooooo

    • @adhd_with_pennies4867
      @adhd_with_pennies4867 2 роки тому +4

      U CAN A PORTABLE OXYGEN CONCENTRATOR OR PAPR AND FORCE OXYGEN INTO UR BODY WHILE RUNNING PEOPLE SAY IT MAKES U MORE FOCUS AND FEEL UNSTOPPABLE AND MORE MIND THINKING IN TIGHT SITUATIONS
      IMAGINE IF THE ARMY PUT THESE ON SOLDIERS THEYD HAVE TO BE RUN OVER IN ORDER TO STOP THEM DO TO HOW MUCH ENERGY THEY HAD

    • @silvervisage5096
      @silvervisage5096 2 роки тому +1

      I kind of agree with what you say. I also would like to have the human body stronger. However we forget that the body is not designed to work like that for extended periods of time without damage. In my opinion the human body is weak and flawed. I myself would like a bioengineered body improved with tech.

    • @cosmicburger7706
      @cosmicburger7706 Рік тому +2

      @@silvervisage5096 any robotic limbs yet?

    • @djsiddiki3430
      @djsiddiki3430 8 місяців тому

      ​@@silvervisage5096cry

  • @yagunnersya9601
    @yagunnersya9601 4 роки тому +19

    My aunt once pried open a broken elevator door when my brother was stuck inside, it was crazy

  • @PineappleSodaYt
    @PineappleSodaYt 6 років тому +1612

    Most people clicked because of the misspelled title, could this be the new type of clickbait

  • @davidnguyen5183
    @davidnguyen5183 6 років тому +448

    But the REAL question is can we go Super Sayian????????????

    • @omargarcia3757
      @omargarcia3757 5 років тому +29

      Think of it being potential unleashed

    • @josiaht5687
      @josiaht5687 5 років тому +5

      Omar/ Mystic

    • @sandlotkid3889
      @sandlotkid3889 5 років тому +9

      Omar Garcia No this is more like opening the inner 8 gates from Naruto

    • @sandlotkid3889
      @sandlotkid3889 5 років тому +3

      Brandon Colin Naruto has a much more complex story and everyone has character development,You guys have goku 😂😂😂Enough said

    • @dallasc1636
      @dallasc1636 5 років тому +8

      @@sandlotkid3889 all anime is garbage
      "Oh I'm the strongest" random dude walks in whoops hero's as
      Hero has a personal crisis and somehow beats the enemy in the next fight.
      Or in dbz case scream for a few seconds and boom he's stronger. So fucking gay 😂

  • @crazybmwdude5174
    @crazybmwdude5174 4 роки тому +36

    Adrenaline rushes are no joke, I’ve only had one that I remember but it was a feeling like nothing else

    • @_saymun
      @_saymun 3 роки тому +3

      I had many adrenaline rushes, most of the times were when I was getting excited, scared or surprised.

    • @bryaaa4060
      @bryaaa4060 3 роки тому

      @@_saymun I get adrenaline rushes pretty easy I just get mad but I think those are mini because I just get mad by someone insulting me

    • @SwiftKey_253
      @SwiftKey_253 3 роки тому

      i can get them whenever i want to, well.. not when im super tired

  • @freshappleseed6966
    @freshappleseed6966 5 років тому +49

    3:20 thats the most savage thing ive heard all month. Shes literally super-mom

  • @foreigner539
    @foreigner539 6 років тому +416

    Title gave me a stroke.

    • @Carlos-jq7wg
      @Carlos-jq7wg 6 років тому +1

      it's not like he'd die lol

  • @Allstarrox4evr
    @Allstarrox4evr 6 років тому +677

    still confused...how strong can an adrenaline rush can make me?

    • @adityatrueblue
      @adityatrueblue 6 років тому +56

      Strong enough to push your limits, which you normally won't be able to push because your muscles and joints will ache and your brain will force you to stop.

    • @neobow1
      @neobow1 6 років тому +29

      “Adrenaline rush can” is just slang for Popeyes can of spinach

    • @skyaxon8215
      @skyaxon8215 6 років тому +1

      *Nice phrase building there*

    • @llTerenceell
      @llTerenceell 6 років тому +18

      10% from a pistol being fired which is merely a slight scare, i guess it intensifies depending on the bodies pre-conditioning to muscle training and how big a rush you're subjected to, a 22 year old woman lifting a car off her dad is much bigger than a 10% increase in strength but the stakes were alot higher than hearing a pistol being fired into the air

    • @milusastrastevic739
      @milusastrastevic739 6 років тому +5

      15-30% (depens what kind of adrenaline rush)

  • @Peter_Turbo4
    @Peter_Turbo4 5 років тому +193

    If all of the muscles in the upper body of an average person all pull or push in the same direction it can exert something ridiculous like 12-15 tonnes of force on an object
    Your bones surviving that event is an entirely different question

    • @filip7471
      @filip7471 5 років тому +7

      sure... "shitpost machine"

    • @Echozkii
      @Echozkii 5 років тому +4

      ODST 4 Life getting in that position though would be kind of tough. Lmao imagine if it was possible to use all of our muscles In one place.

    • @filip7471
      @filip7471 5 років тому +1

      Hernandez10052 yeah but jumping several feet in not the same as lifting 10 tons is it

    • @midoriyaizuku1895
      @midoriyaizuku1895 4 роки тому +1

      I could totally run faster than running downhill while being chased by a dog. Its true 🙄

    • @uifarmerwithashotgun6012
      @uifarmerwithashotgun6012 4 роки тому +6

      Mighty Fist Of Zeon! And all our bones would snap and we would die in an instant

  • @yayeet7256
    @yayeet7256 5 років тому +92

    I get adrenaline when the cops are after me

    • @Superpoke2
      @Superpoke2 5 років тому +11

      Wait....

    • @larryh8319
      @larryh8319 5 років тому +9

      The moment you realize that they are there everything slows down for like 5 seconds and you get little bit of butterfly's but you can fell that blood pumping

    • @sidneyasiegbu
      @sidneyasiegbu 4 роки тому +10

      I'm guessing you're black.

    • @Aiden-.
      @Aiden-. 3 роки тому +2

      @@sidneyasiegbu why you think he black bro

    • @themfboat6273
      @themfboat6273 3 роки тому +1

      Yes nothing hurt

  • @DocumGaia
    @DocumGaia 6 років тому +1064

    Haha, I clicked just to see the comments about the title of the video.

  • @azuretimingg6608
    @azuretimingg6608 5 років тому +323

    Steroids on Steroids

    • @elements1168
      @elements1168 5 років тому +7

      On steroids on steroids on steroids

    • @theunfair8925
      @theunfair8925 5 років тому +1

      Steroids on steroids on steroids on steroids

    • @azuretimingg6608
      @azuretimingg6608 5 років тому +6

      @@theunfair8925 on steroids on steroids on steroids on steroids on steroids on steroids on steroids on steroids on steroids on steroids on steroids on steroids on steroids on steroids on steroids on steroids on steroids on steroids on steroids on steroids on

    • @Blockah
      @Blockah 4 роки тому +3

      @@yeahbro-6093 Stopping your heart would happen. Coffee does adrenaline rushes!

    • @epepepe7178
      @epepepe7178 4 роки тому +1

      @@Blockah just lets say that our heart didnt stop. We wouldnt become strong we would get a fucking seizure lmao

  • @jackkhill4444
    @jackkhill4444 5 років тому +22

    Thought the deadlift record was 500kg by THE BEAST??

    • @Yousef-pp6iu
      @Yousef-pp6iu 5 років тому

      Me to

    • @zofitty
      @zofitty 4 роки тому +6

      It’s is. The 524kg was with tires so he didn’t have to lift it as high off the ground. So Eddie still holds he worlds record with a normal bar

  • @lc500yyc
    @lc500yyc 2 роки тому +13

    Adrenaline literally saved my life in a rafting accident. Facing near certain death and surviving changes you

  • @mynamewasunironicallyyuri973
    @mynamewasunironicallyyuri973 6 років тому +538

    My adrenaline rushes cause everything to appear to move in slow-motion, and my reaction times become unreal.

    • @zer0_ner034
      @zer0_ner034 6 років тому +9

      Yuri Grigsby Ah, yes, I can relate.

    • @Humble_808
      @Humble_808 6 років тому +194

      Nah...chill...Your muscles just become stronger for a short period of time...That's it...

    • @bujarshabaj7212
      @bujarshabaj7212 6 років тому +5

      Yuri Grigsby I have sometimes the same feeling

    • @Meteo_sauce
      @Meteo_sauce 6 років тому +45

      Yay finally someone with the same experience. Happens in my basketball games and it feels like everything is slow and when I try to speed up, everything speeds up and I get there without knowing. Feels very surreal

    • @bat-amgalanbat-erdene2621
      @bat-amgalanbat-erdene2621 6 років тому +43

      I have that when playing fucking fortnite and CS go

  • @ArkFisted
    @ArkFisted 5 років тому +233

    So that's what a adrenaline shot does on pubg

    • @jonttuz6386
      @jonttuz6386 5 років тому +5

      and The Long Dark game

    • @end8316
      @end8316 4 роки тому +15

      And thats why you sprint 10 km without stopping

    • @arnojoubert8157
      @arnojoubert8157 3 роки тому +3

      Pubg is kinda dead to me

    • @ranex7511
      @ranex7511 3 роки тому +2

      @@arnojoubert8157 I mean the comment was 2 years ago.

  • @JoeDirtisawsome
    @JoeDirtisawsome 4 роки тому +14

    "adrenaline rush wont give you super human strength"
    "this 22 year old woman lifted a bmw off of her father"
    "a woman wrestled a polar bear"

    • @frozenice1715
      @frozenice1715 2 роки тому +1

      It's just unlocking your true strength. Your brain is holding you back from doing such feats. And with a adrenaline you will unlock it.

  • @Montoastergen
    @Montoastergen 2 роки тому +8

    First time my adrenaline popped was when my dogs got into a fight with eachother, they tore my arm up bad when me and my sister separated them, I never noticed it until about 10 minutes after because my sister pointed it out, I didn't even feel it either, my chest was on fire and I couldn't stop hyperventilating, definitely won't forget that

  • @relaxation_and_tax_evasion
    @relaxation_and_tax_evasion 5 років тому +97

    "You're not invincible" "but stronger than you realise"

  • @SamSam-lj4do
    @SamSam-lj4do 5 років тому +592

    k the vid was cool until i saw buzzfeed at 3:39 lmfao

  • @kokujin5446
    @kokujin5446 3 роки тому +21

    I used to think I got adrenaline rushes a lot but it turned out to be some weird derealisation thing. Where everything feels like a dream, pain is reduced I feel hyped but I don't feel like myself anymore, everything just feels 2D and fear doesn't exist. Feels awesome tho and also scary since its confusing. It happens every now and then but mostly happens when I stare at weird patterns for too long.

    • @aubrey5577
      @aubrey5577 2 роки тому +2

      E n d o r p h i n s a r e p o w e r f u l d r u g s

    • @cellomovious_former
      @cellomovious_former Рік тому +1

      lmao same!

    • @animeminians7451
      @animeminians7451 Рік тому +1

      This sounds interesting🤔 I liked reading it

    • @cationr
      @cationr 10 місяців тому

      I experienced this, it’s feel weird, like you are watching a video of your life, you can’t think deeply like normal anymore, i achieved it after a night without sleeping at the camp with my school, i later get back to nỏmal that day, it just… confusing for my mind

    • @darkmind5259
      @darkmind5259 6 місяців тому

      Happens when my anxiety kicks in if I'm out in public

  • @drivernephi7494
    @drivernephi7494 Рік тому +2

    I punched a hole in my wall because I was incredibly angry I thought I was to weak to do that

  • @algea4793
    @algea4793 5 років тому +1004

    I once had an adrenaline rush
    When i was chased by a dog😐

    • @illicit846
      @illicit846 5 років тому +45

      Lol I feel you

    • @LEGOEGGOE
      @LEGOEGGOE 5 років тому +24

      Omg SAME I made a comment on this video about a story of me having an adrenaline rush when I was chased by a dog go read it!!

    • @MKHB-sz8np
      @MKHB-sz8np 5 років тому +10

      Am4rTh!n3 same but i got chased by a pitbull

    • @raulcimpean9677
      @raulcimpean9677 5 років тому +4

      Me too lol

    • @sidhant6089
      @sidhant6089 5 років тому +21

      Me too, it happened to me when I was 8 years old. I went to my grandmas house and I was just roaming outside the house and then I saw it. A Pitbull running towards me, I ran so fast back to my grandmas house. Boi I vividly remember that.

  • @user-di3mv2ek2b
    @user-di3mv2ek2b 6 років тому +480

    I once had an adrenaline rush, I was watching my best friend getting bullied.
    I lifted the bully and threw him to the locker
    Its been 2 months now I finally got my
    Phone back from my mom as a punishment for hitting a bully.
    Like wtf

    • @kirky1969
      @kirky1969 6 років тому +139

      Mhm very belivable

    • @cokie4760
      @cokie4760 6 років тому +33

      Good game Good fight You don't believe him?? My friend is skinny af and he can lift me without an adrenalibe rush lol

    • @kirky1969
      @kirky1969 6 років тому +63

      then u must be skinnier than ur friend lol

    • @mxc10
      @mxc10 6 років тому +31

      "threw him to the locker" you should of finished him

    • @avytn3205
      @avytn3205 6 років тому +1

      u right u right

  • @grantbroeker
    @grantbroeker 2 роки тому +3

    In January of 2020, me and my two brothers were in an ATV accident. My brother’s leg was caught underneath the frame of the ATV. While both of my brothers were still strapped in, I single handedly lifted the entire front end of the ATV. We did the math and estimated that the section I lifted was around 1’200lbs (give or take) due to the engine and all the major components being at the front. At the time, I was 14, standing 6’1, and weighed about 160lbs. Thanks to the power of adrenaline, my brother was able to keep his leg and has perfect function of it today. Adrenaline rushes in situations like that are no joke.

  • @lolbro8701
    @lolbro8701 5 років тому +7

    Adrenaline mainly stops your self imposed muscle limit, your brain subconsciously puts a limit on how much of your muscles you can use and with adrenaline that limit is much higher, the limit is also different between people hence why swole dudes can only lift a highish amount and skinny people can lift way more than they look like they can, this also couples with genetics

    • @Chair991
      @Chair991 5 років тому +3

      The reason why "swole dudes" can only lift a "highish amount" is because they usually train specifically for hypertrophy instead of strength.

  • @rowanh2443
    @rowanh2443 6 років тому +862

    Someone teach whoever titled this video some grammar

    • @zachmondial2172
      @zachmondial2172 6 років тому +4

      Rowan H their vidros are just litteral shitpost

    • @clutchii1393
      @clutchii1393 6 років тому +4

      They maybe mean’t ”a adrealine rush can” ?? 😂😂 maybe

    • @clutchii1393
      @clutchii1393 6 років тому

      Ops grammar ”AN” adrealine kick can

    • @BENYEET
      @BENYEET 6 років тому +1

      Rowan H *gramner

    • @wasolop
      @wasolop 6 років тому

      rcav *gramjer

  • @GabrieleMBest00
    @GabrieleMBest00 6 років тому +120

    That title 😂😂
    "How Strong Can Adrenaline Rush Can Make You"

    • @grietaman.
      @grietaman. 6 років тому

      Gabrielux_7 Can An*

    • @chesronleidsman1934
      @chesronleidsman1934 6 років тому

      Gabrielux_7 lol yours is even worse 😂😂😂

    • @GabrieleMBest00
      @GabrieleMBest00 6 років тому

      Diego Vargas
      No...

    • @GabrieleMBest00
      @GabrieleMBest00 6 років тому

      Furious chessy
      That not my title thats what it was

    • @ryan2-518
      @ryan2-518 6 років тому +1

      Gabrielux_7 ur profile picture goes perfectly with ur comment

  • @overproofbrandy
    @overproofbrandy 4 роки тому +5

    This video answered a lot of questions I had especially when I got shot in a shoot out and didn’t feel a thing ..God is good !!

  • @sigmapopsical272
    @sigmapopsical272 5 років тому +2

    I had a 3 person save when I was a lifeguard, everything went into slow motion and it felt like I was moving too slow

  • @paultyree
    @paultyree 6 років тому +93

    Buzzfeed: "We're journalists but we can't even use correct grammar."

    • @shakiradean
      @shakiradean 6 років тому

      XxIcedLinkxX please explain what the correct grammer would be.

    • @matb4840
      @matb4840 6 років тому

      endurable shakira Read the fucking title idiot

    • @paultyree
      @paultyree 6 років тому +1

      they changed it it used to be "How Strong Can An Adrenaline Rush can make You Be?"

    • @shakiradean
      @shakiradean 6 років тому

      MatB excuse me was I fucking talking to you.

    • @shakiradean
      @shakiradean 6 років тому

      XxIcedLinkxX the “be” shouldn't be at the end.

  • @watchoutz6969
    @watchoutz6969 6 років тому +82

    I once was at a track meet, basically everyone said I could never do sports because I'm just a nerd who plays video games. I realized this is my chance to prove them something. I got a major adrenaline rush and my body felt lighter. I ran so fast, I felt so good afterwords seeing the looks on their faces.

    • @haykav
      @haykav 5 років тому +3

      Hell yeah man, show them what you've got!

    • @bjhhbjhh3675
      @bjhhbjhh3675 5 років тому +8

      r/thathappened

    • @Sm0othi3
      @Sm0othi3 5 років тому +6

      R/thathappened

    • @itsshrimp91
      @itsshrimp91 4 роки тому +4

      Yeah. I toooootally believe that one.

    • @lizrd956
      @lizrd956 4 роки тому +4

      That's not adrenaline rush but r/thathappened

  • @User_2345h
    @User_2345h 21 день тому +1

    Imagine how horrifying adrenaline would be to aliens like imagine if you were sure you won a fight and the opponent lost a limb but then suddenly go super saiyan

  • @trejinpayne1222
    @trejinpayne1222 3 роки тому +8

    I had this one time I was running and I started to speed up and it felt like I had infinite stamina it was amazing

  • @amelia_xx4037
    @amelia_xx4037 6 років тому +17

    *How strong can an adrenaline rush can make you? *

    • @obamagayming9508
      @obamagayming9508 2 роки тому

      Well.. it can make you strong enough for the task which needs to be done e.g. chased by a dog, u can run at the speed of usain bolt to save your life , lift up super heavy things which u normally cant but only for the important task like if u or someone else is trapped inside....

  • @sarty
    @sarty 6 років тому +66

    The video doesn't really answer the question in the title, other than the one example of a 10% grip strength increase.

    • @jacobwrzesinskimarketing
      @jacobwrzesinskimarketing 6 років тому +1

      sarty that's what i was thinking

    • @charlesbread117
      @charlesbread117 6 років тому +3

      In order to answer how strong it can make u they would have to actually know your strength, therefore they just said it makes you 10% stronger

    • @tijananestorovic3675
      @tijananestorovic3675 6 років тому +3

      KingKrispy but it makes you way more than 10% stronger :) study is false

    • @aldenasher8
      @aldenasher8 6 років тому

      Tijana Nestorovic
      How do you know?

    • @tijananestorovic3675
      @tijananestorovic3675 6 років тому +1

      Tiger Lord there is a better study done then that one

  • @lukeh9300
    @lukeh9300 2 роки тому +4

    I get this in waterpolo sometimes and my vision goes kinda blury, I don't feel the water around me, but at the same time I know exactly where everyone is and I can swim like twice as fast without getting tired. It feels like im seeing in 10 fps but my ability is like 300%. Its such a weird feeling

  • @gymmouse8153
    @gymmouse8153 5 років тому +1

    So our strength is basically limited by our brains

  • @airyvore7006
    @airyvore7006 6 років тому +211

    Damn the title makin my head hurt lmfao

  • @eldioscaido2460
    @eldioscaido2460 6 років тому +140

    It's funny how everyone is talking about the grammatical mistake, and nobody talks about that lady that fougth a FREAKING polar BEAR! I don't know if it's true, but seriously that lady intrigues me...how? did she won? was it a stalemate? that's badass

    • @Mr30friends
      @Mr30friends 6 років тому +27

      eldioscaido 50-70 kg human female vs 400-800kg polar bear. Smells fishy

    • @itzshft
      @itzshft 6 років тому +8

      Its _an_ joke

    • @Ninjaananas
      @Ninjaananas 6 років тому +3

      Mr30friends
      Human on adrenalin rush.

    • @4675636b596f755954
      @4675636b596f755954 6 років тому +13

      Ninjaananas
      What applies to humans also applies to other animals. The bear was *not* on an adrenaline rush, and not even really aggressive, just perplexed with that weird animal freaking out. Bear just gave the woman two swats with its paw, didn't even try to bite her.
      If the bear's cubs were around and it perceived the human as threatening, or it just was hungry, you can imagine what would happen to the lady if a polar bear went all out on her.

    • @TheSantuck
      @TheSantuck 5 років тому +2

      No she problably died because it doesn't matter how strong you are a human isnt going to win a hand to hand fight with a polar bear.

  • @RAYLOPEZ-yy1vt
    @RAYLOPEZ-yy1vt 5 років тому +5

    When I hear that freezer open.....
    WHO GRABBED MY HOT POCKETS?!?!?!?

  • @PoorKii
    @PoorKii 5 років тому

    Back when I was younger, whenever I threw the garbage in the dumpster at night, there was always this bush that looked like a giant head and i would always remember running fast as i could back into my apartment

  • @Shalamayn3
    @Shalamayn3 6 років тому +19

    This is why I love intense athletics, the adrenaline rush is so addictive.

  • @sander9606
    @sander9606 6 років тому +13

    The title: How strong can an andreline rush can make you LOL

  • @PostWarKids
    @PostWarKids Рік тому

    When we use these rushes to save others or even pets in danger and not ourselves is heroic, that flight or fight for others because we can bond emotionally with other objects is amazing

  • @telkityl3505
    @telkityl3505 2 роки тому +2

    Adrenaline is basically a strength buff

  • @user-nc4yb8rd3g
    @user-nc4yb8rd3g 6 років тому +49

    Now I want an adrenaline rush

    • @fckthefearturkey
      @fckthefearturkey 6 років тому +7

      MMHB play russian roulette

    • @Slix.
      @Slix. 5 років тому

      It may give you a heart attack but ok

    • @bar5167
      @bar5167 5 років тому

      @@Slix. an*

    • @stmccoy2254
      @stmccoy2254 5 років тому +1

      @@bar5167 no

    • @bar5167
      @bar5167 5 років тому

      @@stmccoy2254 a heart attack?

  • @itsjustme4026
    @itsjustme4026 6 років тому +92

    We just do what needs to be done! Yeah!

  • @satisfiedami3991
    @satisfiedami3991 2 дні тому +1

    Sooo that’s why I ran like Usain Bolt (unlike always I run like caseoh) while my grandpa’s dog was chasing me

  • @RippyClippy
    @RippyClippy 4 місяці тому +1

    I had somebody steal something and hop in a car and try to drive away from my house and I ran out the door with bare feet and caught up to them and they were going probably 15-20 at that point, and they had to speed up. I was absolutely flying. That’s why I’m here right now.

  • @abdulmahmood6911
    @abdulmahmood6911 6 років тому +129

    Beautiful title am I rite

  • @ahmeddare2288
    @ahmeddare2288 6 років тому +200

    That title grammar tho 😂😂

  • @Xx_Tuberculosis_xX
    @Xx_Tuberculosis_xX 2 роки тому +5

    2:26
    DAMN BOAH HE THICC!

  • @Sathish_12
    @Sathish_12 2 роки тому +11

    "Where there is great power there is great responsibility" -Adrenaline

  • @josephmiller1928
    @josephmiller1928 5 років тому +140

    This happened once I ran so fast when I was done my legs went numb and I fell over it was unbelievable
    Probably around 10 - 20 mph but only for 4 seconds

    • @humanbeing1429
      @humanbeing1429 5 років тому +29

      True. This happened to me too. I was running downhill so fast that I felt like I was barely running and felt as light as possible and then after a few more metres, I just had a hard crashing fall and rolled over quite a few times. Adrenaline and runners high kinda thing I guess.

    • @thundercraft5800
      @thundercraft5800 5 років тому +18

      Never happened to me but once me and my brother were jogging and I have asthma (breathing problem) and I was 12 at the time so after jogging for about 4 minutes he went inside while I stayed and jogged after a few more minutes I noticed I wasn't tired so I picked up speed and I jogged for about an hour before I told my mom that I can't stop running I'm not tired but. It was dark so I went inside and I never was able to do it again

    • @AppleLauda_destroyer99942
      @AppleLauda_destroyer99942 5 років тому +3

      you serious? I can run 23,9 mp/h for about 10-15 seconds...

    • @theshermantanker7043
      @theshermantanker7043 5 років тому +16

      I've sprinted at 20 miles when I realised I was late for school for around 1 minute, and then realised that I'd ripped multiple fibers from their anchor points. The drivers on the roads that day were astonished when they saw a person run as fast as their cars were moving XD

    • @AppleLauda_destroyer99942
      @AppleLauda_destroyer99942 5 років тому +1

      @@theshermantanker7043 I can move faster than their cars can move in a school zone

  • @shacoxyz
    @shacoxyz 6 років тому +21

    "How Strong _Can_ An Adrenaline Rush _Can_ Make You?"

  • @Tin-uc5ze
    @Tin-uc5ze 4 роки тому +6

    The adrenaline rush is literally like the Kaioken 😂

  • @adam.guerteraz
    @adam.guerteraz 9 місяців тому +1

    I love adrenaline, that feeling of being punched for the first time in boxing, or hit for the first time in football

  • @BreeZyHDOfficial
    @BreeZyHDOfficial 6 років тому +8

    Whos Here Before the title gets changed from "How strong can An Adreanaline Rush *Can* Make You"?

  • @nathanbounsiri9702
    @nathanbounsiri9702 6 років тому +106

    “How strong can an adrenaline rush can make you?”

  • @galiciarichard8781
    @galiciarichard8781 2 роки тому +1

    This made my study about the adreniline rush and the fight or flight system😁

  • @chikienuggies9770
    @chikienuggies9770 2 роки тому

    in my opinion this is the best feeing i have ever felt the rush only lasts for minutes sometimes seconds and i strive to feel that moment.makes me feel alive

  • @leannejohnson8001
    @leannejohnson8001 6 років тому +7

    Best title I've seen in years

  • @laurenjenkins4565
    @laurenjenkins4565 6 років тому +426

    can y'all shut up about the title yeah they made a mistake ok literally everyone gets it MOVE ON

    • @aurourus6894
      @aurourus6894 6 років тому +1

      It's funny lol

    • @Fogg_Casper
      @Fogg_Casper 6 років тому +8

      Haters gonna hate

    • @AramaruGS
      @AramaruGS 6 років тому +15

      Kevin Russell grow up

    • @AImighty
      @AImighty 6 років тому +25

      They’re just sheep repeating it for likes

    • @CEOofSleep
      @CEOofSleep 6 років тому +3

      Old man Jenkins

  • @AddictedManiac1
    @AddictedManiac1 Місяць тому +1

    Just imagine your in a mma fight and your enemy starts shaking but still acting normally 💀

  • @lethaleternal7038
    @lethaleternal7038 2 роки тому

    I had an adrenaline rush taking down 3 football players twice my size and the coach still didn’t let me play. I was smaller but was also constantly out working every single player on the team and eating properly. Never given a chance to play a single game my senior year even when giving it my all. But I learned a trick on how to at least be able to push myself a little bit further. I don’t know if it is the same thing but I gained the ability to increase my strength and numb all my pain at will and increasing my heart rate. The best way it activates for me though is when I feel like I am going to or getting ready for a fight. It is scary what you can do when your in that moment.

  • @ohno5129
    @ohno5129 6 років тому +11

    My sister could lift 2 bottles of soda. She is most likely toddler hulk

    • @simplycrazy4522
      @simplycrazy4522 6 років тому +2

      I'm Latté a lot toddlers seem to have extra strength for their body size, when my cousin was 2 she could do perfect chin-ups, most adults I know can barely do chin-ups. They should have toddler olympics lol

    • @ohno5129
      @ohno5129 6 років тому +2

      Simply Crazy Oh XD thanks for the info my toddler sister couldn’t do chin ups though 😆

  • @obamagaming3654
    @obamagaming3654 5 років тому +15

    one time i was swimming i had an adrenaline rush cuz it was the last lap and my coach told me he would treat me snacks if i win so i had like unlimited stamina and won the race

  • @justsomeguywithasurprisede4059
    @justsomeguywithasurprisede4059 3 роки тому +1

    Imagine if someone could control their own anger and adrenaline and use it as a weapon.

  • @Poison69
    @Poison69 3 роки тому +1

    Once I was trying to fetch my football to continue playing with my friends. I got lost looking for it, I turned around and saw a fucking huge bulldog running in my direction at full speed with a very angry face, I immediately took off and I ran so fast that I couldn’t see anything in front of me. What’s even crazier is that I jumped over a wall that was 3 if not more times my height. I remember having the best sleep I’ve had in a long time that day