Roll a scaffold into a power line chinese brehs (not for the weak stomached)

[Numpsay]

From what I see I don't think they caught fire. Looks like the scaffold is metal, the surface is wet. The smoke/sparks appear to be generated by the scaffold and the wet surface. However once their bodies released the grip on the scaffold a couple of them fell into unfortunate positions where they were basically getting shocked over and over again. Dude that survived the first wave had that issue after running into the scaffold again.

 

[TheArchitect]

In a creepy way, the way they just FROZE and went to still is horrifying...

 

[deillestcreation]

whoa

 

[desp]

full video is better. one of those dudes initially survived, only to run into the wrong spot and get shocked again.

Breh was holding on the longest, got up and ran into the shyt again, and still managed to get up and get the fukk outta there

That man was blessed that day.

 

[Ashley Banks]

full video is better. one of those dudes initially survived, only to run into the wrong spot and get shocked again.

He got up again at the end. Why won't he die

 

[Hijo de luna]

full video is better. one of those dudes initially survived, only to run into the wrong spot and get shocked again.

 

[AyBrehHam Linkin]

the smell brehs

 

[newworldafro]

Another blazing chinaman classic from 2014..

What the hell was the lady pouring in there?? ?

A Chinese woman has suffered severe burns, after a table-top barbecue at a self-service Chinese BBQ restaurant exploded.
Barbecue restaurant customers in China set aflame
New York Daily News‎ - 3 gün önceThe horrific moment student is engulfed in flames in BBQ restaurant after a waitress on her first day pours lighter fluid on a hot plate
A Chinese female student has severely burnt at a self-service BBQ restaurant
The 20-year-old student was dining with her friend, when she was engulfed in flames after the waitress tipped lighter fluid on the hot plate
The three have been rushed to hospital and treated for burns
The waitress, who was new on the job, fears she could be sent to jail

 

[tmonster]

From what I see I don't think they caught fire. Looks like the scaffold is metal, the surface is wet. The smoke/sparks appear to be generated by the scaffold and the wet surface. However once their bodies released the grip on the scaffold a couple of them fell into unfortunate positions where they were basically getting shocked over and over again. Dude that survived the first wave had that issue after running into the scaffold again.

how do you explain that guy's crotch sparking flames repeatedly (top right)

 

[All Knowledge]

There's levels to this electricity shyt.

Mad fukking useful and dangerous as fukk at the same damn time

 

[Hiphoplives4eva]

Bodies typically dont catch fire when electrocuted. What generally kills electrocution victims is CARDIAC ARREST. You body is an excellent conductor of electricity, but if the electrical current goes through the heart, there is a huge risk of the heart essentially stopping. This is generally what kills patietns. The guy that caught fire burned because his clothes lit up, not his body.

 

[the cac mamba]

goodness... Was there any way to survive that?

 

[Maddmike]

I been a electrician for 15 years and I can tell you shyt is no joke. an associate of mine was killed back when I first started. shut also makes survival victims crazy AF....I know of 3 dudes that got hit with high voltage. One told me he talks to dead people. the other 2 are just weird as fukk. I can't explain it but one used to creep me out. dude used to walk around like it took his soul.

 

[Llysol]

It doesn't work like that breh. When that current hits your body, your muscles will contract so there's no letting go voluntarily. Your body is primarily water so it doesn't help. That's why if someone is being electrocuted it's best to use an object that isn't a good conductor of electricity. Like wood (can't tell if the scaffold was bamboo or metal) or maybe even a running football tackle (if you're certain you can knock them off of it, if not you're gonna get cooked too). Anything with enough amps (like power lines), and what looks like a wet surface, and not paying attention is a recipe for death.

This explanation sounds like something out of 1000 ways to die

 

[FluffyCorleone]

All of this could have been avoided if they had practice group economics.