Neal J. Otter is a singer/songwriter of the age of 22.
He spent most of … Read Full Bio ↴Neal J. Otter is a singer/songwriter of the age of 22.
He spent most of his teenage years chasing sounds as big as he was. They eventually led him into a pit of self-discovery, where upon he has yet to have returned.
Vanity was his only gravity, thus, driving him further and further into the shadows for balance. The music on this website was placed here because it was felt at the time, that the first songs made by mistake (at the beginning of the des-sent) were indeed the most visible from the spectrum of the earth's surface. He feeds from a bin of endless meanless - " ness." The songs are to be taken for grantite and the will of his work will seem to rival the sleeziest of bastards. However, as he was raised to be a paladin, the people's will described him as a thief.

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Comments from YouTube:

@GrungeHQ

4y↑679

RIP to all of these daring stunt performers.

@primobobgames5813

4y↑8

Grunge yep R.I.P

@CasusBelli1000

4y↑21

Yeah... the first guy falls under natural selection rule... so... yeah....

@Zeitgeistmusic997

4y↑18

Anyone who says RIP should be with them ....who's dumb enough to argue with me

@ralfhaggstrom9862

4y↑5

EXEPT that genius flat-earth rocket IDIOT ...............

@havocproltd

4y↑15

GRAVITY NEVER LOSES!!

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@rarebreed9208

3y↑1.3K

At my age, just getting up out of bed and getting dressed turns into a Daredevil stunt.

@mr.martyr8573

3y↑5

Are you 90 with brittle bone disease? Lol

@rarebreed9208

3y↑82

@@mr.martyr8573
90s still a bit down the road, but I've been shot, stabbed, beat to hell, run over, lost my left eye, and had an overhead crane fall on me.
Some days, it is a little hard to get outta bed.
Mentally and physically.

@robertsnearly3823

3y↑11

😄 AyyyyyMen!

@ianmangham4570

3y↑41

@@rarebreed9208 Forget about it lol, same here, I'm only 50 but I've been smashed bashed and trashed for at least 30 years, I definitely need an oil change, I can barely move in the cold ❄ 😎👍

@fenlandhobbit2307

3y↑14

Ah now you see I have managed to solve the problem as I'm knocking on.
I have a stunt double to get out of the chair

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@hackdaniels7253

3y↑34

2:37 You can't be 'posthumously' awarded a land speed record, surely? I mean, not dying is the most difficult part.

@beaversteve

3y↑1

Yeah true tbh, they probably just felt bad

@racefanwfo

2y↑3

She never set a land speed record.

@mariusjenkins7294

I mean she hit the speed she hit, I don't think it's a land speed and stop alive record...

@invictusmaneo464

51w

Ajeeeeeje, už zase blíží moje smrt!

To si budu muset muset koupit něco pěknýho na sebe :D

A Starkovi nějakej pěknej nůž, až mě bude podřezávat :D

@vanmeel420

4y↑417

Jessi Combs was my boss at Breeze ski shop, she was the one who hired me way back in the day, and she was so freaking awesome. She was my all time favorite boss for sure, she always had a huge smile on her face and always made work so cool and she was one amazing skier! She was with us until she went off to Wyoming to get her degree. It is so sad that she passed but at least she went out doing something so incredibly bad ass and she will always be known through out history. RIP Jessi.

@jpstunner7927

4y↑24

You're one lucky man to know her. All I know of her is from TV but loved her to death. Great attitude she had.

@HI-RISER

3y↑22

...also didn't die as a result of a stunt but chasing a goal. Sorry for your loss.

@helbent4

3y↑9

She sounded awesome, RIP! (I noted over the years "died" has become "passed". In the case of a daredevil who bites it, they really kind of failed. Or, like, it's some sort of test that if you pass, you die?)

@toad829

3y↑7

I remember when I heard the news. I was sick over it. In my opinion she should not of died. There should be no reason for anyone to die if a crash cell is designed correctly . If there is no sudden halting or sudden stop and therefore NO sudden force thrust upon your head and body, you should survive. Someone needs to make a better design....dammit !!! I miss her !!

@TalkingHands308

3y↑3

Aw, I wish I could have met her, she seemed really cool.

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@kathysinger2732

4y↑684

I like how they say, "He died doing what he loved". I wonder if when they were dying they were thinking, "I love This".

@slackerman9758

4y↑54

Also, none of these people died in a freak accident trying to ease peoples suffering, defending their loved ones, or seeking a cure for cancer.

@1337fireninjas

4y↑5

@@slackerman9758 :/

@skritscrato.8930

4y↑12

@@slackerman9758 oK Boomer

@slackerman9758

4y↑34

@@skritscrato.8930 those folks did go boom alright. Pointlessly.

@seanconnell622

4y↑35

Personally I believe they didnt die doing what they loved. Personally I think they were weak minded individuals looking for attention.....I'm sure their families miss them....may they rest in pieces, amen

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@GettingToHeaven

Thanks for making the video. Great watch.

@markelijio6012

2y↑4

Bennie Dobbins was the best stuntman in television and features in the business for years.
People were always there for him every step of the way such as Jack Gill. Learning how to do many
insane stunts and get some of them right. But for Bennie Dobbins, it wasn't that easy. It was tough.
He died at age 55 in Vienna, Austria in 1989. There thousands of people such as Jack Gill, Andy Gill,
Joel Kramer, Vic & Wendy Armstrong, the Baxley Family, Tony Brubaker, Bob Hoy, Max Kleven,
Bob Herron, Roydon Clark, Terry Leonard, Walter Scott, Kay Whipple and more were all there to
paid their respects to this loving stuntman. They're all been very grateful.

@hisvorpalsword

4y↑502

Death from attempting a stunt: "He died doing what he loved."
Death from drug overdose: "We all tried to stop him."

@seanconnell622

4y↑16

Very true

@seanconnell622

4y↑6

Same about drunk drivers use to know a few of them ....trust me when I say they really died doing what they loved. May the rest peace .Allahakbar

@hisvorpalsword

4y↑35

@@seanconnell622 lol... except that drunk drivers are a danger to themselves and others, kinda like suici de bo mbers.

@TheDaveBloom

4y↑5

Lmao

@slothmanjay5029

4y↑18

Y’all are a special kind of stupid. Hard drugs ruin lives and isn’t a thing you ‘like to do’. You do it cause you’re addicted or escaping pain, which never ends well. Plenty of extreme sports athletes/stuntmen are alive and well. Lay off the crack pipe.

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@johneel7766

4y↑198

Insane stunts caught on tape that we refuse to show

@linanicolia1363

3y↑4

Do show ! we can take it ! We are not going to be copycats.......

@bakedbeans9262

3y↑5

@@c.w.k.n.5117 ahh so you respect hitler.

@davehughesfarm7983

3y↑9

youtube pussified

@Jamietheroadrunner

3y↑3

And be de-monetized?

@c.d.ruppert9560

3y↑6

YouTube presents: Faces of Meh

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@Helen-sound

I hope that they record that wonderful giggle and use it as a ringtone so they can keep this special moment alive. ❤❤

@5dave1

52w↑3

BacK in the late 70s NBC had a show called “That’s Incredible!” It showed outrageous stunts and daredevils all over the country doing stunts. One I never forgot was some guy out on an airport runway with a sports car driving straight at him jumping over the car at top speed. Crazy stuff that today you see constantly but 45 years ago not that often.

@devinq4605

3y↑127

I vividly remember watching Caleb's crash live on TV with my mom and it still is surprising to me that he was able to walk to the ambulance and then died. RIP to him and everyone else on this list.

@jraybay

2y↑6

Yeah I remember watching that and thinking damn that was a big fall but he's up and walking thankfully... Little did we know

@patriciacolombini6567

2y↑2

Rip

@commiecomrade2644

2y↑14

I nearly died a month after a car accident. I had a slow bleed filling a hematoma for that month. It burst and I nearly bled to death. Its runined my life. Debt, constant pain, now I likely have cancer because of it.

@bikeislife8405

2y↑6

Adrenaline is a hell of a drug

@leecowell8165

what about Anne Heche? She actually sat up on the gourney but was already practically brain dead.

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@pigeonwheels7207

4y↑130

I became permanently paralyzed in 2019 from a skidoo accident. I’m paraplegic, levels T6-T7, and I think it would be awesome if you guys did a video about the Paralympics or spinal cord injuries!

@joelhodgson7008

4y↑17

Pigeon Wheels sorry to hear that mate

@MrLoobu

4y↑6

Nothing in life is permanent my friend, its just in passing for all of us so dont feel too unfortunate.

@MrLoobu

4y↑12

@@stephenchase9261 Im not physically injured. Sorry I wasnt trying to be insensitive and wasnt speaking on your suffering, rather that we are all dying quickly and are soon so suffer. We will share death and the time between is trivial in my mind. Again not trying to diminish nor persuade you, and Im very sorry for your suffering.

@stephenchase9261

4y↑7

@@MrLoobu I think you meant to comment to Pigeon Wheels, I'm OK I was just inquiring as to the severity of Pigeon Wheels condition. But thanks for the consideration. PEACE!

@andyginterblues2961

4y↑17

I knew a woman in college, a gymnast, she was instructing a group of students, who began to beg her to demonstrate a double back flip on the trampoline. She was on her monthly, and said that she really didn't feel up to it, but her students kept asking... when she came down, she hit the edge of the trampoline frame, and broke her spine, she is now a para. I have never seen such a brave person, the way she adapted to life in a wheelchair, and her positive outlook on life. Prayers and bless you.

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@millsteel

2y↑7

I remember in January of 1985 at the Thrill Show, in Houston, a stuntman died by trying to recreate going over Niagara Falls in a barrel. He was hoisted up a hundred feet or so at the center of the Astrodome, then dropped into a fiberglass tank holding water. He clipped the side of the tank and the foam floating in the water did little to break the surface tension. I remember when they opened the barrel, I could see blood....quite a site for a young teenager. Later in the show we were informed he had died.

@fuzzamajumula

😨

@michaeltaylor1603

34w

I'm from Houston & remember that!

@sam905

49w↑4

I didn't know Angela Madsen died during one of her trips. She was very inspirational..I remember learning about it several years ago and was always fascinated by her story.

@saranobutt

4y↑83

I know it's really sad and tragic, but for some reason I just can't get enough of these kinds of videos.

@kennethwilliams6916

4y↑5

Same I personally believe it is the human condition to see what death is wether it's watching dangerous activities or the like and were all on some level are all knowledgeable about the fact we all one day pass away, but what's after? Some believe in this or that... but is there actual facts? I have my beliefs and others might debate it buuuut that's what is so fantastic about our lifes is that we're have free choice. Well kinda apart from the law.

@Bouzsi

4y↑4

This is how I feel about the murder mystery shows and taped confessions I watch...

@andyginterblues2961

You must be twisted. Just like me...

@italianplastick4031

Me too

@rickygambini9790

Twisted ,like the rest of us

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@dukeon

3y↑34

I’m not sure I want to know, but I’d imagine there have been some pretty gruesome deaths from some of the more insane parkour stunts, like jumping from the top of one really tall building to the next. Just watching the helmet cams scares a deuce 💩 out of me. Same for some of the insane BMX/mountain bike downhill stuff and, of course, free climbing

@captainmacruff1893

2y↑1

Dropping a deuce is good for the 💜 heart

@zoyadulzura7490

33w

I do wonder about that. The stories in this video are known because the stunts were publicized and the people had some degree of fame. Many of those parkour enthusiasts and free climbers, though, don't have many eyeballs on them, so what happens to them might not spread in the media very widely.

@sketchartist1964

3y↑12

Life is dangerous enough without having to increase the risks by flirting with danger. I see no merit in endangering life just to get a few thrills.

@tonybranton

3y↑1

Was just saying that to my girlfriend. People can’t see that getting home everyday is having dodged death a hundred ways. As I get older I understand that the urges of youth are from the strong cravings for thrills many times giving no thought to the risks. It’s for each to decide. Thankfully she took nobody along with her

@phil4986

2y↑16

I will miss Jesse Combs till the day I die,she was just that special a spirit and Miss Madsen,what a warrior.All of these warriors,rest in peace.

@bigimskiweisenheimer8325

3y↑24

Those wing suit people. How does one practise a sport such as this? Usually in a sport, you learn by making mistakes. And taking risk but failing sometimes. This sport asks for nothing short of absolute perfection every single time.
That's a lot to maintain.

@sealrk191

3y↑1

They probably learned from sky diving

@kellylaw

4y↑31

Jessie Combs is a big one. Watched her on Mythbusters, when she stood in for Kari. 😢

@vanmeel420

4y↑7

Don H dude jessi was amazing, she was my boss back in the day and she was so freaking awesome, she made work so much fun and going skiing with her was bad ass. But man she was fearless to say the least!

@vanmeel420

4y↑5

Don H you are totally right, she was freaking hilarious too, and she gave me a shot at 15 when I kept coming into the ski shop to ask for her to hire me, after about a week she signed me on and that was one of my most favorite jobs mostly due to her awesomeness!! When I heard what happened I was in shock and called all my old friends who worked with her and everyone was at a loss for words. She was one truly incredible human being!

@marypoopinz3343

The fastest trip to hell ever

@donalddoty5768

3y↑1

She was also great on Overhaulin as well as All Girl's Garage.

@ironjohn5914

2y↑4

I base jumped off of mount everest during an avalanch I flew back down and landed in the back of an 18 wheeler and had a free ride to Canada 🇨🇦 I woke up the next day on top of the trailer and jumped down and walked to a nearby McDonald's and had a nice breakfast, I was loving it~

@mitchkatz4918

I was stunned at the videos of outlandish stunts, wondering about a blooper reel- well now we have the ultimate bloopers. making them stunts much more risky than they appeared. the body jumpers were amazing how far the could glide and the ability to fly through crevices.

@yankee2666

4y↑35

There's a huge difference between fearless and stupid.

@maximusretardious4597

4y↑4

No both are the same your confusing Fearless with brave.... fearless is lack of self preservation which is stupid

@ROC14088

4y↑4

No theres actually a very thin line between them

@stevedawson256

4y↑2

@@ROC14088 I agree, there's a very fine line between being fearless and stupid

@MrTruckerf

3y↑3

There is a very fine line between fearless and stupid, and these folks have succeeded in erasing that line.

@michaelreyna7493

4y↑15

I didn't know Jessi Combs died!!!! I started crying when I realized what they where saying. Unexpected! I used to watch her every Sunday on PowerBlock TV.

@user-sc4jz8vr3o

4y↑1

I loved her on Mythbusters.

@artjinks2935

4y↑1

Jessi Combs fabricator, driver mechanic & just seems to be a good person. RIP MS JESSI ! GOD BLESS .

@robertkeeton38

She died while setting the land speed record as the fastest woman on earth. 522.783mph

@racefanwfo

2y↑1

She never set a land speed record. She only went faster then kitty o'neal did in the smi motivator. The North American Eagle never ran for the record ever. The man that built the car ed shadle was using jessi to attract sponsors so he could try and break the record which is held by andy green in thrust ssc.

@si12volt1

2y↑54

Jessi was a good and brave soul really enjoyed her personality and abilities on MythBusters you could tell she was a wonderful person , was tough to hear she had passed when it happened ...RIP Jessi

@Johnnycdrums

2y↑8

Yeah, Jesse Coombs was cute and wicked smart.
I remember her from the TV shows, "Xtreme 4X4" and "Overhaulin".

@wout123100

but she was also dang stupid

@rburch5567

31w

and the All Girls Garage!@@Johnnycdrums

@user-rx4tu8or7i

15w↑1

She died for nothing.

@finncarlbomholtsrensen1188

2y↑7

I have seen two wingsuits flying low over Norway, a few meters over the ground in rocky terrain! Absolutely insane.

@childofeternity

2y↑1

You'd think that just flying high in the wide-open sky without any risky/insane 'challenges' would be awsome enough (would be for me!)

@fuzzamajumula

How about people like Marco Siffredi, who figured out a way to beat everyone down from the peak of Mt. Everest by snowboarding it? Everyone says the most deadly part of climbing Mt. Everest is getting back down it. Marco proved that, if you're a talented snowboarder, the hardest part is the easiest. Unfortunately, he died trying a different route down the next year. Still, he was an amazing daredevil. Insane, but amazing.

@Bill23799

3y↑47

This is why you NEVER buy your Rocket Ship from the ACME Company.

@groundhog713

3y↑4

You're right. Even Wile E Coyote knows this

@1922Skidoo

3y↑1

😆🤣

@bigstupidgrin

3y↑1

A winner is you!

@ThunderAppeal

3y↑2

@@groundhog713 Wile E. Coyote learned the hard way you fool.

@groundhog713

3y↑1

@@ThunderAppeal I know that.
That's why I mentioned it dumb ass.

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@Tonedog88

4y↑60

Kinda feel that Jesse Combs run is inappropriately described as a stunt--she was going for a land speed record, which endeavor is usually considered with a far greater degree of respect than a "stunt." I mean, RIP for all in this video, but I don't consider going for a record a stunt. I had a great deal of respect for this individual, and certainly miss her now.

@bobbyvarnell9350

4y↑3

Don Benton agreed

@charliemartin5482

4y↑2

I miss you Jessie !

@bigshott9117

4y↑7

Still a stunt.

@billmiller7138

I also have a much narrower definition of stunt. The rocket stunt, yeah. the rest of these not so much.

@kanoraguy

3y↑1

@Jane Doe if you’ve never heard of her you know squat about the automotive hobby. She was a big proponent of women in the trades

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@seanalexander1984

Great video

@OneTequilaTwoTequila

40w

This video was comedy gold!

@ImThatJennay

4y↑22

Senseless. How tragically sad. RIP.

@dvnobles

@Jimmy Crackcorn Without backup, across the Pacific?...ummmm...perhaps.

@stubbypeeps3166

Jesi combs kept pushing it until she just couldn't push it no more : (
Blunt force trauma & bad fire : (

@AMadScientist

3y↑63

Yeah....there's a 1 in 2500 chance of dying when using a wing suit....I'd imagine those odds go WAY up when using a wing suit to fly through a 6 foot wide hole in a stone mountain.

@kevinbeach8915

3y↑2

A 1 in 2 chance I’d say

@hdubbs9174

You mean way up, as the chance of dying increases. Sorry for being pedantic. Have a nice day.

@AMadScientist

3y↑1

@@hdubbs9174 LOL..Yes...way UP. I'll change it.

@picklepresser1700

Right... And every time you jump your odds get worse...

@akschmidt2085

2y↑1

Yes, I'd estimate you are probably quite correct with that assumption 🤐

@wheelmanstan

that wing suit stuff has gotta be the craziest, man I loved watching Jessi Combs working on cars.., such badass people

@mikecyanide7492

2y↑3

With all due respect there is something bitter sweet about someone leaving this world doing their thing. My hats off to these brave souls they dared to be great. Say what you will but I admire them. Wide open throttle into the next world. MAKE A HARD LEFT FOR DALE! Rip guys

@BlohmandBlohmer

4y↑28

I met Jessie Combs! She was a great person!

@steveng1624

3y↑3

That's great

@donbon4204

3y↑1

was she good in bed ?

@Nick-wn1xw

@@donbon4204 I’m sure she was better than the hand you use.

@donbon4204

@@Nick-wn1xw some people would say she was good at the morgue

@eugenewall6620

4y↑47

Jessi Combs was a friend of mine when she lived in Denver, and while she attended WYOTECH. She was a sweetheart of a girl.

@williamjohnsonwilliamjohns1721

4y↑2

You lyin', bruddah. You slappin' it right now, watchin' cartoons or some such.

@eugenewall6620

4y↑1

@@williamjohnsonwilliamjohns1721 no I'm not lying, we were friends. She dated one of the guys from Cephalic Carnage with whom I was also friends. 3 members of the band, Jessi, and I all worked together.

@vanmeel420

4y↑1

Dude that is crazy, she was my boss at Breeze ski shop, she was so bad ass, and she was such a sweet heart! She hurt her leg from skiing so that is why she quit and started to go to WYOTECH. She was a really incredible skier up until then!

@eugenewall6620

4y↑3

@@vanmeel420 We worked together at Rock Bottom Brewery. Whenever I went to Vedauwoo to climb outside Laramie, I'd give her a call and we'd do breakfast at The Chuckwagon. She was an amazing friend.

@vanmeel420

4y↑1

Eugene Wall dude the chuck wagon was so amazing!! I haven’t heard or even thought about that place in forever! And you are soooo right, she was one genuinely amazing person!

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@charliechristie2949

2y↑7

Mr. Hughes, the first "stunter" here said he needed to get to 5,000 feet to see if the earth was flat or round. Hell, all he had to do was buy a ticket with a window seat on any commercial airliner flying any decent distance. The plane cruises at between 30 and 35,000 feet. Seven times the height he wanted AND a window seat would give him all he needed to see.....and maybe lunch on the plane,too !!!!!

@bunzeebear2973

Or maybe just take a trip to the oceanfront and watch ships that are heading out how they slowly disappear from view with the bottom disappearing first and the crows nest is the last thing to disappear. Now apply that to a table top model that is flat....a flat earth means the boat gets smaller and smaller.....a round earth would have the bottom disappear first and the crows nest the last. It was theorized during the time of wooden sailing boats in the Atlantic by watching this phenonomen, studied enough to work out the circumference of the earth...getting darn close with their calculations. (of course that was at their longitude) as no one was calculating from the equator.

@bmlsb

Mike never said that was is purpose..he was a daredevil performing a stunt..🤦🏻‍♂️

@Sharpless2

@@bmlsb he was also completely mentally ill and shouldve been locked in an asylum so he doesnt hurt anyone. He was a flat earther and he got what he deserved. If you go to such lengths to prove that the earth is flat, maybe you should realize how ill you are.

@Cimone90

2y↑9

I miss Jessi. She was a great Mythbuster

@forgottenfilmchannel1194

2y↑1

i agree

@johnnyhourihan8834

4y↑11

Don't forget about Shane McConkey!! He was an absolute pioneer in skiing and base jumping and ski base jumping. There's a wonderful documentary about him but I was sad to see he didn't make this list

@muzishungry

2y↑1

One of the greats.

@chrisyasus8912

2y↑1

What a kick ass tragic film. I tasted my salty tears yep yep

@DUxMORTEM

4y↑24

Surprised you didnt note how jesse combs was also the girl from extreme 4x4 and she took over for byron when she was on maternity for mythbusters.

@carlbutcher9854

4y↑3

I met Jesse one she was very nice and gave me a bit of her time . I was shocked to find out she had passed away :( RIP

@georgeboyer8158

4y↑3

Jessi was a fantastic metal fabricator and could turn a wrench on anything from a lawnmower to a LSR car or motorcycle to a dump truck. Very skilled in her profession.

@dozer1642

I knew I recognized her. So sad she passed. Alvord lake where she passed has a hot springs nearby that I have enjoyed. Small world.

@dodgeramsport01

4y↑1

DUxMORTEM because everyone knows that!

@matthewcusson6451

3y↑1

rip grant too

@MrMarco855

2y↑7

Almost 500 MPH when the entire front wheel collapsed? That must have been one frightening experience. I sort of understand the strong desire to achieve but damn, there has to be limits mixed into the equation somewhere along the way. The guy in the wing suit going between the gap that they say was 6 feet wide, it looked more like 3 feet wide and even 100 feet wide isn't enough for me to try any of that.

@DarkSim77

2y↑2

At that speed I seriously doubt she even felt anything..it would have happened way to fast to register..

@michaelmarron8441

@@DarkSim77 Yes. I would imagine the front wheel falling off at 500mph would result in pretty instant death

@darkshadowsx5949

33w↑1

ALMOST? she was going over 500mph. her official record is 522 but her faster record wasn't officially recorded due to the mechanical failure.. as stated in the video.

@MrMarco855

33w

@@darkshadowsx5949 I have no problem going 521 but 522 is just too crazy.

@brentrichards1200

2y↑6

RIP Jessi. The queen of speed.

@whitebarn5666

34w

She's not moving very fast now.

@ColdWarVet607

4y↑26

God Bless Jessie, I use to watch her all the time on the auto shows and she was great at the Barrett-Jackson auctions, a bright , funny, cheerful beautiful young lady who knows more about cars & engines and can crank a wrench better than almost any guy, now thats hot. Bless you Jessie, you own the record!

@DannyBoyle-tp5vg

4y↑2

she died because of it, i think she might want to keep living rather than dying like that.

@slackerman9758

4y↑5

Eh, she doesn't really hold the record, which is at 763 miles an hour. She was bright, funny, and cheerful, but died pointlessly.

@stevewright2972

4y↑10

I needed Orthopedic surgery and spent 10 months in a cast and another two months in Re-Hab when I slipped on a three foot wide patch of ice putting out the garbage. I snapped my Fibula and Dislocated my right ankle. This is why you'll never see me doing anything remotely close to these stunts.

@Nick-wn1xw

Oh THAT’S the reason...

@MrUdaman4

41w↑1

Life is already too short and way too precious to risk for a few moments of adrenaline.

@pauls5745

34w

prayers for all these performers.
I was curious to see footage of the crashes tho

@galacticmaui2

3y↑14

Problem with being a daredevil is when mistakes happen you usually pay with your life. Sad all these people died but I can’t say any of it seemed worth it. You stay in that lifestyle long enough and it’s a question of when not if.

@fuzzamajumula

Going to the moon was risky, yet it was done. Breaking the sound barrier was risky, but it was done. Flying at high altitude was risky, yet it was done. Jumping out of a plane with a parachute was risky, but it was done. Hell, being the first to fly an airplane was risky, but where would we be without flight today? There are lots of things that are risky, but well worth it. You never know to what practical purposes some of these things might lend themselves, one day.

@RDJ2

32w

@@fuzzamajumula Backflipping on snow mobiles? Jumping off a cliff? You expect that to have a purpose some day?

@kenneth9874

18w

@@fuzzamajumulanone

@jonathanhudson4623

3y↑27

Damn I used to love watching Jessi Combs on Xtreme 4x4. She was beautiful, and an amazingly talented welder, fabricator, and extreme off-road vehicle builder.

@whitebarn5666

34w

There was nothing beautiful about that mug.

@MyTube4Utoo

2y↑1

Mike Hughes: "Damn, it ain't flat." I predict I'll die trying to execute the crazy stunt of walking to the bathroom.

@westsideflyer7559

2y↑10

Jessi Combs was not in an insane stunt. It was well planned, well engineered effort which did not turn out well for her. I only knew her from her TV programs and she seemed like a knowledgable, fun person to be around.

@whitebarn5666

34w

Not well planned or well engineered if she is dead.

@oldhag2881

33w

Agreed. Any mechanical device is subject to failure.

@ccrpalex2456

4y↑20

I jump out of airplanes at 2-3 times higher altitude than 5000 feet. I can confirm, earth looks still pretty flat from those heights. Could have just gotten on the airplane or helicopter. His rocket idea was just as smart as his flat earth theory.

@cargotoolshop5319

4y↑1

It made more sense than Jesse's land speed record attempt, all he had to do was get a real parachute, not a homemade one like his rocket and he would have been fine, Jesse's car had zero safety equipment, a ejection seat was what the other women wanted before strapping into that car, must not have been in the budget

@GEMINITREKKER

4y↑28

Rest in Peace to all of these Dare Devils.

@Theyralltakenfu

34w↑1

That last woman was a powerhouse. Dang, she accomplished more then most of us as a para, then we do not being so.
Would have loved to have known such a strong soul. Wow.

@didac9642

3y↑21

I Highly respect the last daredevil despite the fact that she was unable to walk she was able to row across through vast oceans and set records that people with all their use of their entire limbs cannot accomplish. Her mind and body were one. Godspeed to everyone who died competing or just subjectively enjoyed what other people fear. You only live once. I’m 47 and have a plethora of injuries but remain weightlifting and skydiving while my peers from grade school rather play poker, pool or video games? They are overweight and their health declining. I’m the crazy one yet I’ve accomplished more than all of them together, I rather go happy than not my life to the fullest. Fear will never allow you to move forward. Take a Risk at least once in your lifetime. Regrets remain in your subconscious. Just my POV. Everyone has their poison. I’m not judging, just an observation. ✝️

@lindahandley5267

2y↑1

That is so true.

@lindsaybrown5897

2y↑7

I have sky Dived and Lifted weight's.. its not a big deal bro ...really

@somewhatsomething4882

You may have accomplished more than your friends but you sound like a pretentious wanker. Spouting all that "wisdom" (specific to your experience only) then capping it with "just an observation"... Man you sound smug. And it's all just words... that can be destroyed by other words.

@randmayfield5695

3y↑10

He proved the existence of gravity and you have to give him that.

@dinkul903

Proved the Earth is hard.

@Ace-uu4hj

4y↑18

I love how jessi combs strapped some bigger wheels on an f104 and called it a land vehicle

@techoman8569

4y↑1

Technically any plane is a land vehicle as long as it doesn't take off from the ground or fly.

@racefanwfo

3y↑2

Hey dickweed she did not build the car

@linanicolia1363

3y↑2

yeah, that poor thing just wanted to be airborne. You can't survive these crashes, unless you are in a special bubble......she was not.

@peterbellwood5412

@@racefanwfo correct . I believe there's a couple of similar F-104s

@racefanwfo

@@peterbellwood5412 There are no other land speed cars that where made using the fuselage from the F-104. The North American Eagle was the only one of its kind.

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@lindahandley5267

2y↑2

There will always be people who will push the limits and can't live without a thrill. I'm so sorry that these people had to die for it.😥

@jsamc

very nicely done. No gore.

@richardmourdock2719

4y↑55

"according to Deadspin".............. folks, that is called irony.

@darrenchester3770

3y↑2

Thats not irony,not quite, are you American?lol

@wyattmann8157

@@darrenchester3770 Shutup, douchebag.

@darrenchester3770

@@wyattmann8157 .

@Turco949

3y↑1

George Carlin would have disagreed. It falls under "coincidence".

@MrDlt123

4y↑113

Didn't prove the Earth was flat, but he re-confirmed Newton's law of gravity.

@1439315

4y↑3

You cannot claim how strong 'gravity' is & then in the next breath tell me all about 'satillites' . . . You sheeple contradict yourself.

@ADAPTATION7

4y↑6

And the law of natual selection.

@jimfarrell8662

4y↑3

Skydived for many years. High altitude jumps and low and behold this planet does have a curve at 15.000 ft.

@1439315

@@jimfarrell8662 Respectfully disagree; every time i look at the lake or horizon it is flat.

@MrDlt123

4y↑9

@@jimfarrell8662 I was special ops much of my 24-year military career, and did HALOs. Saw the curvature of the Earth plenty if times, but you cant convince these flat-Earth Neanderthals of it. I only wish more of them would build rockets. -To verify Darwin's Theory of Natural Selection.

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@lunchlady2023

This is so awesome. Get well soon.

@erikrupert8009

2y↑1

Any man that's been in a serious relationship is a daredevil.

@ironhorsescooterguy7666

4y↑254

If the earth were flat cats would have pushed everything off the edge by now.. That is proof enough for me that its round.

@4Kandlez

4y↑14

LOL this is so funny, and true!

@bobsullivan5714

4y↑9

SCIENCE!

@ironhorsescooterguy7666

4y↑2

@David Parry It had started in Kansas David. Flat as RBG's lifeline

@terryjenkins5647

4y↑4

HILARIOUS!!

@faithismespeaks6848

4y↑4

@Ironhorse, That is the most overused comment on YT, I don't thing you looked at any of the evidence regardless of the model. You assume it is a ball because that is what you were told, try looking at some of the evidence first then comment. Science does not explain everything, and the 15th century Masonic Copernican model was not even aROUND (see what I did there) till the 15th century. You have to understand the why of the lie first. It is always better to have questions one can not answer, then answers one can not ever question grasshopper.

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@happydays8171

4y↑11

1:48 Jessie Combs is greatly missed. If I'm not mistaken, the girl driving that car before Jessie quit because the car was unsafe. It shook and vibrated badly.

@JBliehall

4y↑2

@Marius Ipad the British did the speed of sound (700+ mph) on the Black Rock desert and they had rubber tires.

@racefanwfo

The bitch that was chosen before jessi did not get along with the team that took care of the car and she was let go. She did not quit.

@tonymilam206

I'm in an assisted living facility, so for thrills and adrenalin-fueled fun, the other old timers and I steal some extra tapioca pudding from the kitchen. Risky, but worth it. We've lost a few good men with our shenanigans! Lol 😆

@txlady1049

32w

RIP Jesse Combs -- loved you on Mythbusters, sad that we lost you so young.

@DJ_BUCKNAKED

3y↑48

Jessi Combs was a legitimate bad ass and not some nutter doing a stupid stunt. She is missed. RIP to anyone who died pushing their limits.

@Jen-lc5yc

3y↑1

There is a tribute to her in the Alvord Desert in Oregon. It was very touching to see. Its a bench with a picture of her and the Kate Kitty O'Neill. Jesse had become good friends with her before she passed.

@wulf-3596

3y↑1

Jessi was pushing EVERYONE'S limits, and showing just what a badass women drivers can be.

@steveng1624

3y↑1

You're exactly right, a real hero in our world these days

@MrCarnutbill67

Let us not forget she had a tattoo in her friggen arm pit. That's bad ass by itself.

@erikdelorge6591

2y↑4

Her ego killed her tho, it's not worth p untying on a pedestal

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@frankkolton1780

3y↑8

I beat all their records. I've been doing what I love (being with my family, scuba diving, downhill, XC, and water skiing, hiking, hunting, fishing, traveling, photography, tennis) for over 50 years and I'm still alive to enjoy those things.

@Cablecol

weird point to make

@SerijoschaM

31w↑1

The story that hit me the most was Mike Hughes. Nobody should have to die so senselessly.

@mewyorkcityf46607

3y↑18

When you live on an edge, you risk falling off.
These were all really sad, though.

@wheninroamful

"When you live on an edge, you risk falling off." Great quote. Do you know where its from? I read it "a stage" instead of "an edge" when i initially felt it.

@seanconnell622

3y↑2

I'm sure there kids wife's miss them....selfish pricks

@krashd

3y↑1

@@seanconnell622 You think their daughter-in-laws were the worst affected?

@seanconnell622

@@krashd daughter in laws?

@smu414141

@@seanconnell622 Yes... read what you typed.

@endermenshards6458

4y↑16

Moral of the story. Live your life to the fullest. Just don't overflow it.

@ititnuaitmai2549

3y↑1

This is an encroachment on the Darwin Award competition. You're treading fine legal ground here.

@alvaroakatico9188

@@ititnuaitmai2549 And the winners are SovCits and a very well known president who refuses to concede.

@Coastcrawler

posthumously there is a big LOL for Mad Mike.

@mondop5270

2y↑1

As for coombs, any issue at that speed is almost absolutely catastrophic

@aphysique

4y↑32

Tosh is foooken hilariously funny, Rip to all ppl that died in they're luv for life

@badwolf54

3y↑4

Their

@paulallen8109

4y↑8

0:54 He became a real life Monty Python skit.

@Dreyden-

3y↑1

It's a bit of fear and a lot of common sense. Who am I kidding, it's a ton of fear. I freak out just watching it.

@jas20per

1y↑3

That Royal Guard with the little girl holding his hand is actually her brother. She has been known to do this from time to time and as long as he does not feel threatened or does not move it is fine.

@marymccaffrey48

Hi Jas, where could I see that, do you have a link?

@calartian85

4y↑36

As I recall from the old days, commercial airliners travel at Seven Times Mad Mike’s target altitude.

@supersentallupinurmouf

3y↑3

Ooof

@Ed19601

3y↑9

Yes but they are all in on the conspiracy and show you a video rather than a real look outside 😁

@davidmiatke6758

@@Ed19601 So all the windows are video screens?
you're taken the piss yeah?

@kevinrogan9871

Well if you are a conspiracy nut and think the plane windows are video screens simply wander up any hill/mountain over 5000 feet tall, that’s higher than the rocket was going to reachOops sorry of course on a flat earth there are no hills, all the map makers are in on the act and put false height and contour information on their maps. Of course those base jumpers are all CGI and didn’t actually die. For the USA reader this is sarcasm.

@davidmiatke6758

@@kevinrogan9871 Well I live in Australia on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, my wife and son's flew in a plane to Adelaide to visit family.......Oh hang on apparently Australia doesn't exist and we are all paid actors!!!!
there truly is some Nutjobs in this world.

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@redblade8160

3y↑31

The Earth may not be flat, but he ended up flat against it!

@samueladams1775

3y↑1

He wasn't exactly flat. He was more like crumpled. :-)

@SteveBones-gw6yh

51w↑1

At this point in my life it seems walking has become an extreme sport. 😂

@lapplandsjagare

Hello from Sweden 🇸🇪

@slugcult-10_years_and

3y↑6

Apparently, the rocket guy was never made aware that humans have achieved flight thanks to ingenious vehicles called Airplanes. Way cheaper and safer than building your own rocket.

@duydinhnguyen6225

3y↑27

To those who pass away in the video clip, Rip God bless your Soul.

@toneloke7489

Mike Hughes, "Let's Go Darwin" 👍👍

@gregsworks8547

Great video but I was sad that the Jessie part kinda cut off short.

@surfstarcc1

3y↑7

R.I.P Jesse Combs, That was a badass woman!!!

@Putnamsmif

4y↑14

Hang on, that first guy wasn't 'inexperienced' cos he'd set the Guinness World Record for the longest limousine jump? Fairly sure astronaut training doesn't involve driving a limousine very fast and seeing how far it can jump.

@fredfinks

4y↑5

Technically true, but astronauts are assessed on their skill in speed & jump length with transport vehicles. Its uncommon for NASA to use limousines as the test vehicle, usually its a tuk-tuk or rickshaw with a fat tourist on the back.

@jennifercapps105

@Hello Kayak how are you doing

@howdyyall4335

I pray they're all resting. God bless ❣️

@amc657

1y↑2

RIP all the incredible stunt performers. You have served millions with stunning performances .🙏🙏🙏

@ropeypossum3313

Stupidity is not incredible.

@sonder7971

4y↑19

Rest in Peace Jessi... we miss you so much.

@iammoot.9031

4y↑6

I'm so glad you didn't show footage of the deaths, I'm sure many YT channels would have used them for views. I feel sorry for their poor mothers as even before they lost their kids the mum's must have worried themselves stupid every time their kid went out to be stupid. I've made my kid promise they'll never buy a motorcycle whilst I'm alive.

@ropeypossum3313

That's what makes these fools selfish. They care not about the feelings about others. Pure selfishness with absolutely nothing to gain except bragging rights until they meet their doom.

@majikman7355

31w

Nice commentary

@TheSateef

that base jump thru the hole in the rock was maybe the crazies shit I've ever seem

@andyginterblues2961

4y↑11

I have "exercised questionable judgment" when operating powerful motor vehicles at high rates of speed, but the Grim Reaper has yet to catch up with me. Jessi Combs- one badass lady. R.I.P.

@joeshmoe7967

4y↑5

She could have settled for 525MPH, would have broke the record, and likely would still be alive....I mean still alive until the next, or the next, or the next.

When you can't sit still after a good or great accomplishment, you are just setting yourself up for the inevitable.....

@Gamble661

4y↑22

Be you king or lowly street sweeper, sooner or later you'll dance with the Reaper.

@lumptaviousshadows453

4y↑2

Station!!!!!

@Gamble661

@@danielaikensii5123 You can also quote Snoop Dog; "sooner or later we all go into the hole!" or something like that.

@jasonspades5628

4y↑1

What if you're more of a pop-locker?

@thisismagacountry1318

But not my little Westie, Winston, right?

@mikeellis9720

So what you said
is we'll all be dead?

@Booboobear-eo4es

3y↑2

Mike Hughes wanted to build a rocket to take him to 5,000 feet to see if the earth was flat? Hell, he could have bough an airline ticket to do that. And he would have been able to go a lot higher than 5,000 feet. All while enjoying his favorite drink.

@Booboobear-eo4es

@Paul Revere - I knew the flat earth reference would bring out the kooks and weirdos. Never fails.

Perhaps you should go back to your psychiatrist and have him increase the dosage on your meds.

@tomshiba51

2y↑1

That flat-earth Hughes guy could've saved time, money, and his life by hiring a pilot and plane to take him up to the 5,000 foot altitude.

@sipioc

3y↑12

You have admire the fact that these people knew the risks. No finger pointing, no lamenting. They knew death was a possibility and went ahead anyway.

@Nick-wn1xw

3y↑4

It’s hard to point fingers or lament when you’re dead.

@Markpaul9

2y↑3

I don't admire this and I'm alive

@RDJ2

32w

How the fuck would they point fingers.

@jimgalle1371

31w

admire ... ? admire stupidity .... right on ..... go for it ....

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