Brickies Labourer carrying 22 bricks, Bangladesh

[OBL23]

nice job stealing someone else s video

[d0uch3b4gz0r]

too bad it's fake

[shakeandbake808]

why do they carry things on there heads, isn't that what your hands are for?

[Lloydlicious]

Work slave! Build us hotels for us to spend our monies in!

[divinegod102]

I just shat bricks upon bricks.

[jlmknight]

this man needs to reproduce

[kai988]

0:19 this guy sucks XD

[stansarproductionz]

ah capitalism.

[steelmind1]

Fair play to him. Great worker ;-)

[NexusNin]

That's amazing..o.o

[ryjodal]

I hope he gets paid more than the guy handing him the bricks.

[mouayad888]

hahahaha its funny but i respect people like that , they work hard for a living so they enjoy the food that they buy with the money they earn,

[waveskissourfeet]

pft when I did rebar we had to pack 26 bricks as a minimum and I only weigh 130lbs

[stopthemadness99]

@waveskissourfeet

Were you carrying said bricks on top of your head?

[stemmo12]

bet he can build a mean ass house lol

[webwillie1]

and all for 5 cents a day

[dirtyhotdogwater1]

imagine he fell off the wood

[parrrrot]

get a group of them and you have a troop of people to carry the obese in the US

[pabienpeur]

nah these bricks are less than 3 kg. stil mind-blowing though !

[emerson089]

did you kno in africa the labourers put the brick/block on the wall all the bricki has to do is tap into place........pretty pathetic labours are dumd and cant think for them selves

[bmdrc]

He honed this skill to earn more, so he can eat and survive. It must be sodding his spine up no end for years to come. Thank God you don't have to try to do it. I don't think many of us could.

[BEATNIXX1]

just to be picky theres actually 21 bricks because you start with 1 then stack 2 by 2. but it just shows, you aint got to be big to be strong!!

[dragannov]

I feel sorry for him, etc...

BUT WHAT ABOUT MY PROBLEM ???

(hairy ass)

will I work for the rest of my life only for toalet-paper?

[era007ed]

Bloody hell get a wheel barrow mate

[camerasniper]

This guy deserves five stars, but today it`s just great acrobatic show, atraction for turists, TV, youtube, etc... Work eficiency is the other thing. Building some of famous pyramids in old fashion way took more time then whole pharohs life. I watched building of new mill with whole infrastructure(scales, unloading ramps, silos and whole net of roads around it) on empty green field, and it took just about three months and I saw there no worker carrying 22 bricks on his head.

[camerasniper]

Actualy, one brick weigh exact 3 kilos. The old format bricks(19-th century) used to weigh 4 kilos each, but the bricks on worker`s head are new. However it`s heavy, but strange way to carry something. Sometimes, on my job I have to carry some serious loads, but I`ll never do it with my head. I usualy use my arms and shoulders for carrying loads and I use my head for other kind of work.

[footstink35]

As a master brickie with 20 years experience i can tell you a brick does not weigh exactly 3 kilos, they usually range anywhere between 2-6 pounds depending on the style, type of clay and how long its been baked. What impressive is not the weight this fella is carrying, its the balance and skill. Also it is not a strange way to carry a load, I often carry loads on my head, its better for the spine and frees up the hands. Could never do 22 on my head though, dont have the balance.

[camerasniper]

Thanks for explanation. There is one brick factory in my village. European bricks do weigh exact 3 kilos and they waste them if they are under- or overweight. Yes, great skill, but most of Europeans look on it as a circus show, not as serious work. Here we use forklifts. On my job I carry sometimes sacks of grain, seeds, fertiliser... I can carry two of them if I use my shoulders, but only a half or maybe even less if I try to use my head.

[footstink35]

The fact the factory in your village makes 3 kilo bricks does not mean all bricks in Europe are 3 kilos. I am European and have travelled the continent laying brick and certainly do not look upon this man as a circus show. The methods being used here were used throughout the ages to build great old buildings over the world. Santa Eulalia, Notre Dame, the Pyramids, no forklifts were used to build them, just great skill and serious work.

[123TauruZ321]

He eats less food than most in the western world each day, and does 50 times more labour.

[angetodac]

@123TauruZ321 how long you think he will survive?till 30?

[123TauruZ321]

@angetodac Depressing.

[angetodac]

@123TauruZ321 it is tragic,but true.I'm not from Bangladesh,but worked 16 years for 10$ per day...ex comunist countries are still keeping people in slavery...nobody can do nothing but God.I hope he will survive and reach enlightment because he deserve it...the ability of keeping the balance shows a brain in a great shape...

[123TauruZ321]

@angetodac Alright, i hope you are better off nowadays :) I for one believe that the only way to better working conditions in poor countries is to improve the governement that rule there. That takes interests from other countries regarding money, goodwill, work and surely lots of other stuff. I don't think we've reached those levels yet...

[angetodac]

@123TauruZ321 your freedom is an ilusion if you think you canot do anything for those people...yes,you can,despite their dictatorial governements...all it takes is one single man (or women)with a great vision.they are surviving and this is the great miracle happening under our eyes...meanwhile,you and me we might die tomorrow,but we have forgotten that...Have a nice day...be a survivor!

[IRELANDISMYCOUNTRY]

@123TauruZ321 yes and still look where he is

[Moreoff]

Can you say,  "compressed vertebrae"?

[doriandoti]

star labourer, can he tap-dance on the scaff too? :-)

[yadarameen16]

JENGA

[porkwood]

brickies are famous BS' ers. These bricks weigh under 2kg. But the way he's carryin' them is quite a feat anyways....

[cybernaut58]

sunflower

was visiting bd , this is hard work not funny , Im german but now bd is my 2. homeland cause nice peoples also they are poor

[kingking786]

paja mar gayar

[andyruiz]

I wonder how does he leave the bricks on the floor without breaking any of them ?

This is not only a video showing a hard worker but a guy with great skills imo.

[Farhaninuk]

What a spirit!

[diogo86]

Porra, meu pedreiro faz isso mole!

[Jilyfish63]

thats crazy!!!! OMG

[imrulimtiaz]

This is an actual video of a strugling poor Bangladeshi man..i dont get whats so funny here? why people are making fun in their comments? can someone explain?

[skbuoy]

some people are ignorant assholes. As a bengali, i do have sympathy for them. they are my people. I do feel ashame that I can't really do anything for them though :(

[bennymcfarlane]

Yeah, we all feel that shame. Except rich Conservatives, that is. They'd cite this man's skills as a triumphant step forward, courtesy of the Free Market.

[hattemandmedbukser]

That's crazy :O

[ddrusty]

haha i love the fact he just throws some of them up there

[ribinoct76]

what a hero, he could get at last 20/per shift....hahahahaha

[mujmujmuj]

WTF!?!?!?

[Dutchbest]

Great job imo. No homo.