Titanic and Hindenburg Tribute

A Titanic and Hindenburg Tribute I Created Using "Eye of the Tiger." The Clips Come From "The Hindenburg," It's A Documentary, "The Titanic," And "Titanic."
Two of the things I really like learning about(probably the most). This video was fun to make but we gotta remember the fact that I wouldn't have been able to make this if a lotta people hadn't got hurt first. Just something we should remember. But, Enjoy!

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• Terrible
• Ocean
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• History
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[Tailscanfly9000]

Uhh... Why eye of the tiger? You should have used a sad song because they were both terrible disasters

[DukeBoyO1]

@Tailscanfly9000

Your right, I will probably redo this. I was young and stupid at the time.

[thepiegod09]

who took a more harder fall hindenburg or titanic?

[DukeBoyO1]

Well, most the most people died on Titanic so I'd say it did. The Hindenburg was a disaster but there wasn't as great a loss of life and the percentage of the survivers was greater with the Hindenburg.

[zeppship]

You should also include clips from Seconds from disaster of both ships.

[zeppship]

This shows too much titanic. I recommend you make a second video with a fair shair of clips from titanic 1997, to the recent 2011 hindenburg film.

[ligreekguy]

@galloway6204

I agree, the music should have been more melacholy, poignant and respectful!

[galloway6204]

Stupid musuc ruined it

[galloway6204]

@thepiegod09 Titanic obviously! and Literally

[Animehem]

@thepiegod09 i would say the hindenburg even though the loss of life was lower enerone fears airships now but you will still go on a ship wont you. i wish airships were still around i would love to ride one

[scarystephen]

fuck you

[redbell94]

@thepiegod09

the titanic suffered more. comparing the percentages between both of the survival rates. the hindenburg's survival rate was 64% which is 62 out of 97 passengers survived, as for the titanic's.... well 32% of her passengers survived which would be 706 out of 1,517. DukeBoyO1 is right about his theory concerning you question. i know this cause im doing a research paper on the Hindenburg disaster.