Most Shocking HD Videos Man Lifts Crashed Helicopter Off Of His Friend, Super Human Strength

[tmanran]

Go Tiny!

[DWINC]

I don't see it?

[bertnigga1988]

Whoever disliked this is a bitch

[Terrab1A7]

Your body has the physical capability to put out a lot more physical strength than most people realize. The reason the human body doesn't seem capable of this most of the time is that it has self-imposed limitations - breaking those limits risks damaging your own body from the strain. It's for emergencies only. Which is why you see a fat guy lifting a helicopter in a ditch - that's the beauty of adrenaline, baby. It's the limit break.

[11dwalls]

@Terrab1A7 i forget the actual name of it but it is like super-adrenaline. its what keeps people alive in combat situations when they were fatally shot, like in the famous la robbery. this is a perfect example of it.

[jrrrm3]

I heard about things like this. In a stressfull time when your adrenaline is going you become stronger. I heard about a woman who once lifted a car up to get to her baby who was trapped under neath it but she ripped all the tendons in her arms.

[birdlord46]

wtf are they feeding this guy

[seemlyme]

4:30 God's Miracle

[wdsr5]

that happen just up the street from where I live..at the pineapple field between wahiawa and waialua..I remember tell my cuz..hey look its the Magnum P.I. helicopter..then an hour later my uncle told us that the magnum P.I. helicopter crashed in the ditch..

[alexponce92]

naturally humans can only summon up to 65% of our strength, but in some cases athletes can summon up to 85% of strength.

[3344utube]

now this is a man

[deathman01234]

And fuck everyone who dislike this video

[deathman01234]

Brothers to the end

[Cruiz954]

its been said that in fact humans can summon up to 10 times our strength during extreme periods of stress due to adrenaline. now imagine the ability to control that at will.. life would be alot more exciting let me tell you lol.

[derekwall82]

2000 pounds, damn!! im suprised he didnt pull a muscle lifting that chopper. the explanation i hear often is that when youre freaking out with adrenaline, your body strength is multiplied almost by 2

[XxPixilateDxX]

say NO to crack

[xanthegreat2]

Nice, now you all can watch his asscrack in 720p

[sbowesuk]

The guy is clearly strong, but I don't think what he did was quite as spectacular as people seem to believe. Like @14treeseating pointed out, he's more tilting/rolling the wreck, which requires far less force than lifting. Not saying it would be easy, but it's far from incredible.

[positivevibetech]

@14treeseating. You are a moron.

[14treeseating]

Plus it's crashed so its lost a load of its parts

[14treeseating]

1) he rolled it, didn't lift it. And the verb 'lift' generally means off the ground + 2)he was using the helicopter's own weight to 'roll' it. 3) there are three other guys and this guy is just the fattest so he was the one who got the recognition for 'rolling it' and 4) This really is fucking lame

[Mormolocu06]

@14treeseating I bet you can't do that :D

[Joebmxftw]

@14treeseating Lets see you do that shit head, he saved his friend period!

[1nom1]

WHO D FUCK IS THE MOTHRFCKIN ASSHOLE WHO DISLIKED DIS VIDEO..WHT A LOSER..

[ganymedeIV4]

this video gave me the shivers

[tommyboy10189]

@TheMaddyGuy it starts at about 4:06 mate

[helir00]

Geteducated - that's all you got to say - seems like your profile name says it all seems like you need more education.......

F-L

[victor1993k]

@helir00 yeaa bitch

[helir00]

understand his feeling - as there is a "bond" between ground crew and pilots.

A) "tiny" as he was affectionally known - was a big chap

B) the hughes 500 aint all that much helicopter in comparison to others out there.

C) most of the engine weight was on the ground so pivot point of lifting was lighter the end he was lifting. All this aside this is the kinda friend to have around in the event of a crash - I pray I never find myself in this situation.

[se7en1976]

It because the helicopter was floating

[happyhouse152]

@se7en1976 I dont really see how a 500+ kg helicopter ( MD 500 ) can float...

[Hoodlum0]

why the fuck would you just sit there and film? I'm sure you could be doing SOMETHING to help lol

[ADivyneMind]

what a hero.

[InvisibleRightLegLad]

Tiny: "It's natural, not heroic to help anyone in that situation......except for that stupid bitch with the video camera who just stood there filming instead of helping or getting help. I probably won't bother helping her when she's trapped under something heavy. I might film her, though."

[4Okt1979SevSisKSC]

skeptoid rules :D

[shkotay]

Angle did it along with an adrenaline rush. The rotor was resting on the ditch so the chopper wasnt completely laying on its side, and the way the right side landing gear tilts instead of stays still suggest the left side underwater gear was broken off. The rounded body assisted with the lift. That being said there was water weight in the chooper and he still lifted/rolled the damn thing like 2 feet up. Simply incredible but still within human possibility.

[codywindsor12]

its becasue its in water o.o

[ganymedeIV4]

Huges D500 series helicopter weight

3,351 pounds fully loaded with fuel.

[chrisgoesroar]

wtf was she she doing filming when a guy was being crushed? what a cunt..

[Manginess]

Not trying to be an ass, however, water was a very big factor, in fact u way 80% less in water..

[111dogon555]

@Manginess yeah we do weigh a lot less in water. but thats because were close in density.

a helicopter is all metal. much more dense. you can lift a 200lb weight on land....and submerging it in water isnt going to help either

[TheMaddyGuy]

Can you tell me where is the lift of the helicopter?

[andreaniall2]

@TheMaddyGuy 4:22

[miceskin]

@andreaniall2 bahaha, 1 month latter you tell him when the helicopter is lifted. Thumbs up for you!

[Scorpioner123]

any type of powerlifter could have lifted that shit up , just think if a fat dude could pick that up, a body builder would have picked it up with out adrenaline.

[FancyGapClawhammer]

A powerlifter is more reasonable, yes, I'm sure they could because of the way they train. A bodybuilder however, no, not without an emergency and andrenaline (as it's obvious that in this case, picking up that helicopter was one.) A bodybuilder does have strength, don't get me wrong, but they train for size and symmetry, not power. But yes, you are right!

[over9000deadkoreans]

Wonder what's heavier the dude or the helicopter ooooooo.

[MegaManX1415]

he LIFTED a HELICOPTER?

....god DAMN...

[4everKryptonian]

i remember watching this a few years back on america's most shocking videos. i couldn't believe it. just shows u what the human body is capable of when its full of adrenaline.

[leonkaine2407]

its fake!!!! u yanks will believe anything

[leetface1]

@leonkaine2407 yeah cause they purposely planned for the helicopter to crash and potentially kill a person just so this one guy can lift a helicopter and look super strong. idiot... only a person sick in the head would attempt that.

[dankluver]

@leonkaine2407 you are a fucking idiot. Do yourself a favor and remove your comment b/c you sound like an ignorant prick!

[dbzlover27]

i have 1 word for this video : DAAAAAAAAAAAAMMNNN!!!!! :P

[ReachFTW666]

its called adrenaline

[JanineRobin]

What kind of motherfucker keeps filming this instead of helping out??

[ComicBookGo]

@JanineRobin Well, a girl of course. If you were watching this youtube vid you woulda seen that. You dont expect a girl to lift a chopper do you? Though, it is wierd to even think of video taping something that might be quite negative, so I think then that the lady must've really believed something heroic was gonna happen and that the guy would be okay so she took the chance to document it. I CAN"T stand those guys who video tape animals being eaten

[Disciple1818]

@JanineRobin If it was a woman she would have just made it worst ;)

[rapcity041]

@JanineRobin motherfucker in a wheelchair

[aserta]

@JanineRobin She's a woman. Watch the video. 

[Somekindofwiseguy]

At 4:07 you see his bone out of his arm

[SuperSZ]

KAIOKEN X20 !!! aRHHHHHGGGhh!!! *lifts helicopter*

[knockuoutcold1]

wow... but did he lift the freak'n chopper!? camera man, why can't you help!?

[hamoan66boi]

you can't save a life without having the heart to do so.

-hamoan66boi

[lyricaltesting]

Skip to 4:29 to skip the bullshit and see a fat guy lifting a helicopter.

[Felerlir]

the helicopter was paritaly under water and the engine is in the back.  the helicopter weighs 2k lbs, but at the cockpit it weighs much less. since he was tilting, not lifting, and it was partially under water, the 2k lbs becomes more like 600-700lbs. still heavy, but for a guy like that, shouldn't be too difficult. if he lifted it over his head, i would be impressed.

[magx01]

@Felerlir

Ding ding ding.

[rymarrs1]

@Felerlir Your physics are off. Being partially under water would make the helicopter heavier not lighter. If it was totally submerged then you could move it around under water easier. But being only partially submerged it would leave the helicopter filled with water and even heavier!

[Innoculation]

you know what i mean, or at least drop the camera and try help !!!! 

[kingcrimson234]

WHAT is this BITCH doing not calling for HELP?!?!?!?!?!?! HOLY SHIT!!! i guess it doesn't matter if the guy dies as long as she has some great footage huh?

[8Manifest8]

DROP the fucking camera and go call for help you stupid cunt.

[TheKingkyle666]

holy shit, i read about this. it all has to do with the adrenalin glands. when ur body encounters shock or despiration the adrenalin glands secrete adrenalin into the kidneys spreading it throughout the body. this increases your heart beat and forces more blood to the muscles. and in very high doses of adrenalin allows u to do shit like this. unbelievable...

[12rossja]

LOL hes like shit we crashed

Reporter: How was the crash?

Guy in blue shirt: HES TRAPPED

Tiny: BRB helicopter

[Sulvok]

Damn media. Abunch of attention whores as children - I swear =/. The reason why that camera man isn't helping is beyond me.

[aardvark9100]

Even if leverage, buoyancy, and tilting are involved here it is still an amazing feat of strength!

[lookwhoscomin]

he lifted the tip of the helicopter which was in water not the whole helicopter

[TheOrangeNinjaTurtle]

damn im takin tiny wit me if i go on a helicopter!

[caudice]

more importantly, why is this bitch filming and not fucking HELPING?

[Mzheavenlyjaded]

by lifting a partially submerged object the weight is reduced , and he more or less just rolled it momentarily . I'm not trying to downplay he achievement but e lifted with all back , he probably shit blood and is going to have hemorrhoid problems for the rest of his life.

[shkotay]

@Mzheavenlyjaded Being a metal object it wouldnt be very bouyant so in fact with water sloshing in various compartments it would in fact be even heavier. BUT good call on the roll, few ppl see that. Still remarkable and yeah he probably had health issues after lol!

[1nom1]

@Mzheavenlyjaded YEAH THTS COZ HE NEVA MET A ASSHOLE PICE OF CRAP LIKE U..HE WS READY 2 GV UP EVERYTHIN FOR UR BUDDY..GT THT JACK ASS..LOL..HAHA..

[770827]

Tiny I salute you, you're the man~ GOD bless you, tiny.

[rad376]

alright guys its genius think about it arnold schwarzeinegher(cant spell that) get an adrenaline rush

hmmm holy shit wonder what he would bench at that moment

[dodoz44]

@rad376

arnold couldn't bench that much, he was a bodybuilder, not a powerlifter, but he's still stronger than 99% of the population lolol

[wowstefaniv]

@dodoz44 i doubt he could bench 2000 lbs when the world record is 1000 lbs

[AlexTheSoutherner]

@rad376 Probably jack shit, he was nothing special in comparison to the people who lift for competition.

[DeNicoPeeke]

when the adrenaline is rushing,everybody has strength...but not that much:)

[stevieray351]

he picked up a FUCKING helicopeter JESUS CHRIST

[stevieray351]

Tinnnyyyyyy

[shacougraV3]

strong deadlift, Lets keep it going.

[chris215]

strong deadlift with perfect form

[BlueGuru11]

strong ol' Deadlift.

[ps2cho]

strong deadlift