@@Puffa_RLSS It is to him?? What don't you get, I for example am scared of planes (Not that I'm going to crash, I know their safe, I have a fear of throwing up or passing out during a flight) but you might not be, not all fears apply to everyone.
yeah, it actually takes a lot of courage. I love rollercoasters, but they are still scary. it's natural to fear them, because it's an unnatural activity.
Great to see the restraints doing what they're supposed to. I know that it should be safe to ragdoll around on a modern coaster, but I can't genuinely test it, myself.
It is completely safe, yet you have a feeling that you would fly off from your seat at any moment. I was at this very coaster yesterday. (Hyperion at Energylandia in Poland)
@@BCastless Fainting in this situation can actually be thought of as a defense mechanism. It is the brain's way of getting the body flat again so it doesn't have to fight gravity.
@@raduconstantin9015 exactly. This "defense mechanism" isn't gonna help you fend off a hungry lion by switching off, it just makes the lions job alot easier lol.
I doubt it’s staged . Passing out on adventure park rides it’s more common than you think . I seen many of these videos and he definitely displayed many of the characteristics many people do who pass out .
Ah yes, Hyperion - I was so hyped up for it only to feel as if I were dying for the entirety of the ride. The momentum made me slouch so hard it hurt. I kept my eyes shut, so I didn't recognize it at first, but the fact that I was literally whispering prayers to myself when riding Hyperion makes me empathize with the guy very much 😂
The scary part of this is. IMAGINE waking up realizing you are still on the ride and sort of forgetting where you are each time you go out. THAT IS traumatic. I am surprised he does not have a broken back!
>broken back No way. If anything, this is just a great example to show how safe and gentle a well built coaster like this actually is. Watch how smoothly his body “flops” around. He is never violently jerked or thrown around in any way. He was never in any danger.
I wish I were that excited when riding a roller coaster. I love them since I was a toddler and rode so many that nothing scares me at all. I can ride all day long without getting sick or nervous. There is no ride that give me an overwelming feeling. In most coasters I dont feel anything anymore. If I only could get that butterflies in the belly back again!
It’s amazing how the body is made to protect itself for example passing out during high adrenaline and fear. Thanks body for not allowing us to scare ourselves to death.
I'm not entirely sure that was what was happening here, as he seemed to be passing out during moments of high positive G force. it's possible this wasn't just an adrenaline reaction but that this person has a cardiovascular problem making him susceptible to greyouts more than usual. I believe they should treat this more seriously than they have.
I am just now starting to get over my fear of coasters. But man, that feeling when you're going up the first lift and your anxiety settles in and you just get that moment of "oh God I fucked up. I fucked up. I wanna go home." Its so intense. Even though I know at the end I'll be glad I did it and wanna go back on later, it happens every time.
Used to be deathly afraid of roller coasters. I then tried one that i was so scared of and as soon as I was done that started my roller coaster addiction. Coasters are life
I don’t get what’s so scary? Like the feeling you’re gonna die? That will always be there lol. I’m not scared of riding but always In the back of my mind is the imminent death factor of a ride
@@holdenbrowning7200 Some people have more specific fears, like the restraints, heights, safe operations, maintenance, and some have more broad fears, like just being afraid of riding them in general. Nothing specific, literally just being on one. If you have that kind of fear, where you are scared of them in general, you should try riding one yourself. That's what worked for me. You will either get addicted to coasters, be neutral with coasters, or be terrified of them and never ride one again. It just depends on the person. For me, I became EXTREMELY addicted to them. JUST MAKE SURE THE RIDE YOU TRY AS YOUR FIRST REAL COASTER IS NOT A ROUGH ONE, like how rough mine blower is. Try something not too rough but still considered a REAL coaster. if you never try a real coaster you will NEVER get over this fear. Even if you ride kiddie coasters or more small coasters. It has to be a real ride. The coaster that set off my addiction was Montu at Busch Gardens Tampa. Although, I was comfortable riding things like Cheetah Hunt, but I would never be able to do things like Kumba or Montu. This was years ago. Once I did Montu, I could never not ride a coaster again.
Passed out once in a accident and lost my memory when waking up. If this is anything like it I can only imagine how scary it is to wake up in the middle of that ride and not knowing where you are, 10x worse than the initial fear getting on the ride
I used to be deathly afraid of roller coasters despite never riding any. One day at Hershey Park, I was about 17 and decided to finally ride a rollercoaster. I wanted to experience it finally and conquer my fears, even if I passed out I told myself. I was also with a group of friends at Hershey Park for the day for the first time since I was a little kid, and didn’t want to chicken out. So I was socially pressured as well. Needless to say, I did not regret it. One of the best times I ever had. Although admittedly I kept screaming and getting close to passing out, but I tried skyrush for the first time. The tallest one in the park. Now I love roller coasters, the anxiety building up before the drop and the drop itself is so fun😭
For everyone who wonder where this is: It's in Poland. Park name is Energylandia. Coaster is an Intamin called Hyperion, which is the second highest coaster in Europe (highest with a chain lifthill). If you are afraid of coasters, this is really a punch.
It seems to be a very similar style to a rollercoaster we have here in the Netherlands. Goliath at Walibi Holland. High, fast, but big turns, so it's really smooth.
Anyone who's ever passed out recalls the confusion and panic of waking up. Just imagine that, but in a terrifying environment, over and over. That poor kid!
How can a person pass out of a roller coaster? I thought he's faking it. I used to enjoy it as a kid. But I fear now at my 26, but I haven't passed out even though I have motion sickness and stomach whirls while riding on coaster.
Yeah see that’s where I’m at. I love coasters and still ride them a lot and enjoy it for the most part but when I start really thinking about how well they were put together or the odds of a bolt coming loose and just MAYBE being that one bolt that holds my seat down or keeps the wheel on the track, that’s when I start to actually get scared. Then I’ll pray to God literally on the ride and just be like “Well God is this is my time to die then you know I love you and I live my family!!💙”😂
With all the new doctors, engineers and architects coming to europe from africa middle east: I'm sure our future rollercoasters are in safe hands. Don't worry. We're told they're the best engineers humanity has to offer.
@@traeg5752well, think of this, you have a much higher chance of dying in a car crash trying to get to the park than dying on one of the rides, the coaster is made to be controlled and safe fun, cars are much less restricted and are much more subjected to human error.
This guy is a legend. He put his fears aside and went on it, and his reaction when the ride ended was brilliant. AHH 👍 Felt sorry for him when his friend kept waking him up, only for him to realize the ride was still running though 😂
A legend?? The man went on a recreational ride and passed out 5/ 6 times ...it was a total disaster cringey as he'll listening to a grown man screaming like a fool ..the feminized population today applaud him like he is brave hahahahaha
For a guy living with his fear of roller coasters, he certainly had the ball to overcome it, which is more than I can say about most people. Best part yet, he survived and lived to tell the tale of his heroic endeavor. 👍
I still think theres absolutely nothing wrong or no reason to shame others for being terrified of roller coasters. And when or if they’re ready to conquer that fear, it should be in their own pace and comfort
For anyone wondering, this is the Hyperion coaster in Energylandia, Zator, Poland; Europe's tallest (80 m) and fastest (142 km/h) mega coaster (not to be confused with other rollercoaster categories). Truly a blast to ride! 🔥 Edit: At least it was at the time of writing this comment 😊
@@spoonetti that is absolutely correct. I rode it many times and it's truly a blast! However, as I stated, Hyperion is the best in its category; Red Force is on the other hand a launched coaster 🙂
@@Vizal Pregunto y esta es mejor que shambala de PortAventura? es la mejor en la que me he montado hasta ahora, ni la Red Force del mismo parque le supera en sensaciones. Alguna otra recomendada ?
Nothing wrong with a man being afraid of rollercoasters and I give this dude credit for having the balls to get on one. Me myself, I was taught very early on to just close my eyes and roll with it AND IT WORKED. But yeah, I give this dude credit for sure .
@@brandonohara4122 i'm not little and the guy is genuinely scared for his life. if seeing someone experience true terror is the funniest thing you've seen, you should rethink your perspective
My friend talked me into riding one rollercoaster, not even that bad, I sounded similar to this guy and can understand his pain, props to him for going though
Man I feel bad for the dude. Ive been freaked the fuck out before but never to the point of passing out much less multiple times like him. Really hope he had a better day.
@@sicidamara7061 no, he doesn’t. Both of his hands let go at several moments in the video. One of those moments is at 01:15. Maybe you should watch the video again.
To me, the worst part about roller coasters is the slow and intimidating climb. That's the only time I'm worried about potential injury. After that, the sensory overload combined with the fun I'm having make the initial fear worth it. 😄
Exactly. I’m afraid of heights so I was terrified on one of those rope swings that holds two people in a harness, when it took forever to bring you up to the height before dropping, I nearly squeezed my buddy’s arm off (lol), but once the drop came it was exhilarating.
Hyperion lift hill is really fast, you pull out of loading and think 'well at least I have the climb to delay the inevitable' it feels like you fly up that lift hill so fast and then it just throws you off, it's also next to the entrance so often the first ride of the day, this coaster is a MONSTER.
the idea of going on a ride where you go upside down but not being in one of those locking mechanisms that go over your shoulders is so terrifying, I could never go on that
@@puffcatcothought about that recently, without an addditional seat belt on the front, wouldn't it be easier to slide out of an over-the-shoulder-restraint than a lap bar? Still near impossible probably, but still...I went on the new vekoma stc at tripsdrill recently and felt absolutely fused to my seat with that Ergonomic lap bar and bucket seat...
@@pingucraft95 I do agree on that sentiment, as over the shoulder restraints hold you in merely by your shoulders. with a lap bar, your body is "folded in half" making it impossible to fall out. now, I'm not saying that falling out of a rollercoaster with otsrs is a likely occurance, but in theory it should be easier to slip through the harness.
Kudos to him for even agreeing to go on the ride knowing how terrified he was going to be. The friends seemed concerned when he wouldn’t come to right away, serves them right! If that was me, I’d find new friends.
As an RN, this type of humor is up my alley lol. I didn't think the human body could do that. I've seen people pass out before, but it's usually just once
If you look up videos of people on the slingshot ride which is considered one of the scariest rides you’ll see several videos of people passing out multiple times within a minute.
The ride of this name is “Hyperion” and it’s in energylandia in Poland home to the biggest roller coaster park in Europe. I have went on this ride and it was fun I love the details that’s given on this ride when you walk by. The way it drops was the feeling when I started to feel my stomach but I gotta give this guy credit for showing his braveness and courage to go on this ride.
I went on this RollerCoaster, it’s called Hyperion and it’s located in a park called Energylandia which is in Poland, it was a lot of fun but I’d say it’s the 3rd best, Zadra and Abyssus were my top 2 (Zadra was the best)
what a good friend! keep making the dude who is scared wake up/regain consciousness just so he can pass out again, and again! love how the guy gave a thumbs-up at the end.
Wow! I respect this young man, because he was at least brave enough to face his fears. I like people who have a gutsy attitude in facing their fears. However, I can’t believe that he was still passing out near the end of the ride when it’s not even scary anymore.
Same. I literally typed a comment about that before seeing you post. The first tine he passed out may or may not be real. The rest of the times he passed out are definitely fake.
I have nervous system damage from chronic anxiety. I don't have to be feeling anxious in the moment in order for symptoms to happen. My fight-or-flight response just gets activated randomly. And physical reactions to fright can be delayed. Who knows what his medical history is like?
@@screwyourhandle I suffer with something very similar. It's possible it may not be nervous system damage. It may be conditioning and your brain is used to reacting a certain way because that's all it has done its whole life. If that's the case, you can recondition your brain's response over time. I've found that therapy helps with that. This is just my own experience that I wanted to share. I hope you're doing okay.
during moments like these, you must let go, and accept what is coming to you. it makes it alot easier. yes you will feel the adrenaline rush over your body, but if you're not tense, you feel it alot less. I want to ride hyperion so bad, it seems like such an amazing attraction. I find this man very brave for entering the ride, despite the fact that he seemed so incredibly affraid to get on hyperion. not everyone is made for an intense artificial flying experience, and that's perfectly fine.
I can try my very hardest to accept and let go. But i have no control of my fear whatsoever. Even when ai go on a ride I want to it’s like I cannot control my reaction no matter how much i try. I even talk myself through it like “it will be easier if i relax my body” yet by the end i’m always sobbing and hyperventilating. Which is why i now tell people it’s just not fun for anyone for me to join them.
I used to be super affraid of roller coasters till i got on with my friends and it was like the one i feared the most where ur like on a hanging seat with her feet in the air and nothing else i hated those but i got on i cried as they were counting down and then realized once it started this is actually fun haha
Here's a tip, if someone tells you they're afraid to go but they're going to try it tell them to look at one thing that's attached to something in the roller coaster chair and focus just on that and let all the shaking the ups and downs and the scenery around be ignored, and if you're going to be upside down or side to side crazily tell him close his eyes for just a moment and grip and forget everything else. Never ever talk somebody into doing something like this that's definitely afraid of those things, years ago my girlfriend who is now my wife wanted to go on a really scary roller coaster, I race desert motorcycles up and down cliffs and sand dunes and drop offs but knowing things about mechanics I didn't trust the safety, I told her this and she simply called me a wimp.
Knowing more about roller coaster's safety systems made me way less scared of them It's way more likely for me to have an accident while parking my car than in the rollercoaster
Honestly after being on a roller coaster today I don’t think I would ever force someone to get on it. This guy was hilarious. Again I went on a roller coaster and I still wouldn’t force anyone
Gotta give him credit, he had his hands up more than most.
That wasn't by choice at all!! 🤣
🤦🏾♀️🤣
Lol 😂😂😂😂😂😂
🤣😂🤣
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The fact that he woke up to finish the scream! 🤣🤣🤣
That took me out 🤣🤣🤣
Every time
Lollllll ikkkk he was like : gib me a sec pls (pass"s out) ,1 SEC LATER, ok i back AHHHHAHAAHAHHAHHHHHH
its fake obviously lol how can you believe that a random guy can pass out 10 times during a ride.
@@Querulant1 human body defense mechanism :)
He was actually the bravest on that ride. Few people dare to face their fears.
That's the most gen Z logic ever.😂
@@lastone032085what? How is this a gen Z thing? His comment applies to all generations lol
Bravery is to act fearless, courage is act despite fear
That aint scary at all
@@Puffa_RLSS It is to him?? What don't you get, I for example am scared of planes (Not that I'm going to crash, I know their safe, I have a fear of throwing up or passing out during a flight) but you might not be, not all fears apply to everyone.
The way he just ragdolls is so good
100%
it looks funny but the dude probably had tons of bruises the next day on his wrist/elbows from whacking them on the restraint bars
What true friends he has. They keep waking him up to more terror.
🤣🤣
Awful
😂😂😂😂
His friend is like you better wake tf up and take this you ain’t about to sleep through it 😂😂😂
You literally just retyped a 2 week old comment reworded
I respect this guy in the fact that he was brave enough to ride the coaster despite his fear.
I was so proud when he gave the thumbs up at the end
yeah, it actually takes a lot of courage. I love rollercoasters, but they are still scary. it's natural to fear them, because it's an unnatural activity.
Exactly!
I was on Hyperion and be front of this is crazy
I’m not there yet lol
Great to see the restraints doing what they're supposed to. I know that it should be safe to ragdoll around on a modern coaster, but I can't genuinely test it, myself.
It is completely safe, yet you have a feeling that you would fly off from your seat at any moment. I was at this very coaster yesterday. (Hyperion at Energylandia in Poland)
@@1996Predah so that's what coaster it is
He is the HAPPIEST man in the world. Look HOW Happy he is. 😂😂
Amazing, the human body and its defense mechanism at work.
Brain be like “bye im outta here’
@@BCastless Fainting in this situation can actually be thought of as a defense mechanism. It is the brain's way of getting the body flat again so it doesn't have to fight gravity.
Defense mechanism? how does passing out when you are scared help you? By dying like a helpless oaf?
No, it's Darwin weeding out the non-hackers, like wolves cutting out the weak deer.
@@raduconstantin9015 exactly. This "defense mechanism" isn't gonna help you fend off a hungry lion by switching off, it just makes the lions job alot easier lol.
Life *is* a rollercoaster. Every moment I'm awake I also scream in panic, followed by short naps.
Good observation! :) And good way of wording it.
That’s deep!!
lol
😂😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I scrolled for over a minute and didn't find a single person questioning if this is staged, so here I am.
I DID TOO
I doubt it’s staged . Passing out on adventure park rides it’s more common than you think . I seen many of these videos and he definitely displayed many of the characteristics many people do who pass out .
The tongue sticking out confirmed that it's staged
If he started twitching and drooling maybe but this is way over the top acting
Yeah, reminded me of the Windows XP them black guy.
His arm motions don't seem synced that well either
Ah yes, Hyperion - I was so hyped up for it only to feel as if I were dying for the entirety of the ride. The momentum made me slouch so hard it hurt. I kept my eyes shut, so I didn't recognize it at first, but the fact that I was literally whispering prayers to myself when riding Hyperion makes me empathize with the guy very much 😂
Like a good friend. He keeps waking his buddy up so he he can relive his horror. 😆..what a pal!!
🤣😂🤣 he was just checking to see if he was still breathing!!
😆😆😆
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
He needed many clicks on youtube so he woke him up several times.
😂😂😂
The scary part of this is. IMAGINE waking up realizing you are still on the ride and sort of forgetting where you are each time you go out. THAT IS traumatic. I am surprised he does not have a broken back!
Right?!? I think it would be so scary to come to and realize it's still happening
>broken back
No way. If anything, this is just a great example to show how safe and gentle a well built coaster like this actually is.
Watch how smoothly his body “flops” around. He is never violently jerked or thrown around in any way.
He was never in any danger.
You've never been knocked out.
And its so funny🤣
Its not that rough to break your back lol
Hands down one of the funniest videos on the internet! Extremely dangerous but hilarious I'm glad he made it off that coaster ok
I wish I were that excited when riding a roller coaster. I love them since I was a toddler and rode so many that nothing scares me at all. I can ride all day long without getting sick or nervous. There is no ride that give me an overwelming feeling. In most coasters I dont feel anything anymore. If I only could get that butterflies in the belly back again!
It’s amazing how the body is made to protect itself for example passing out during high adrenaline and fear. Thanks body for not allowing us to scare ourselves to death.
It was staged💀
I don't pass out at high adrenaline lol
Dangerous if he had flopped out of side he would of had his head taken off as funny as it was
what utter nonsense guess that explains the whole train passing out
I'm not entirely sure that was what was happening here, as he seemed to be passing out during moments of high positive G force. it's possible this wasn't just an adrenaline reaction but that this person has a cardiovascular problem making him susceptible to greyouts more than usual. I believe they should treat this more seriously than they have.
I am just now starting to get over my fear of coasters. But man, that feeling when you're going up the first lift and your anxiety settles in and you just get that moment of "oh God I fucked up. I fucked up. I wanna go home." Its so intense. Even though I know at the end I'll be glad I did it and wanna go back on later, it happens every time.
Lol you are absolutely right. I just laughed and almost spit out my protein shake because that’s me!
Used to be deathly afraid of roller coasters. I then tried one that i was so scared of and as soon as I was done that started my roller coaster addiction. Coasters are life
I don’t get what’s so scary? Like the feeling you’re gonna die? That will always be there lol. I’m not scared of riding but always In the back of my mind is the imminent death factor of a ride
@@holdenbrowning7200 Some people have more specific fears, like the restraints, heights, safe operations, maintenance, and some have more broad fears, like just being afraid of riding them in general. Nothing specific, literally just being on one. If you have that kind of fear, where you are scared of them in general, you should try riding one yourself. That's what worked for me. You will either get addicted to coasters, be neutral with coasters, or be terrified of them and never ride one again. It just depends on the person. For me, I became EXTREMELY addicted to them. JUST MAKE SURE THE RIDE YOU TRY AS YOUR FIRST REAL COASTER IS NOT A ROUGH ONE, like how rough mine blower is. Try something not too rough but still considered a REAL coaster. if you never try a real coaster you will NEVER get over this fear. Even if you ride kiddie coasters or more small coasters. It has to be a real ride. The coaster that set off my addiction was Montu at Busch Gardens Tampa. Although, I was comfortable riding things like Cheetah Hunt, but I would never be able to do things like Kumba or Montu. This was years ago. Once I did Montu, I could never not ride a coaster again.
Oehhhh you never have bin in a launch coaster have you ther is no lift hill in them
I never get bored with this stuff. 😂😂😂 Props for the fella , he get to say i did it anyway.
It was the last yell that killed me hahaha 1:36🤣 🤣
Passed out once in a accident and lost my memory when waking up. If this is anything like it I can only imagine how scary it is to wake up in the middle of that ride and not knowing where you are, 10x worse than the initial fear getting on the ride
I’ve passed out riding planes like this on take off and continuously during the ride.... it’s absolutely terrifying....
I hate planes
@@dementedpeep Take off is the best bit .. reminds me of Resident Evil
Yea you can tell at 50 sec he was more scared than ever lol.
It's all fun and games until he gets a heart attack
That's what smoking salvia is like......feels like you just laid a motorcycle down on the freeway and you're just tumbling along...it isn't fun 🤦
he just looks so peaceful every time he passes out.
And waving his hands in the air Lmao
😄☺️😁🤭🥳
He's faking it
I used to be deathly afraid of roller coasters despite never riding any. One day at Hershey Park, I was about 17 and decided to finally ride a rollercoaster. I wanted to experience it finally and conquer my fears, even if I passed out I told myself. I was also with a group of friends at Hershey Park for the day for the first time since I was a little kid, and didn’t want to chicken out. So I was socially pressured as well. Needless to say, I did not regret it. One of the best times I ever had. Although admittedly I kept screaming and getting close to passing out, but I tried skyrush for the first time. The tallest one in the park. Now I love roller coasters, the anxiety building up before the drop and the drop itself is so fun😭
For everyone who wonder where this is: It's in Poland. Park name is Energylandia. Coaster is an Intamin called Hyperion, which is the second highest coaster in Europe (highest with a chain lifthill). If you are afraid of coasters, this is really a punch.
It seems to be a very similar style to a rollercoaster we have here in the Netherlands. Goliath at Walibi Holland. High, fast, but big turns, so it's really smooth.
@@plumdutchess Both are made by the same manufacturer (Intamin). Hyperion is quite a bit taller though (77m vs 46m)
Second highest is not silver star in europapark?
@@xprod9737 Nope. Shambala (PortAventura), Hyperion (Enegrylandia) and Red Force (Ferrari Land) are taller
Cedar point >
Oh god mate I hope he’s alright.
@OleX O-O ok yea it did look like that-
@@corinnewilliams7543 No be probably has low blood pressure I know people who pass out like this
@@emogummiess oh so was he faking it?
Its cause of the g force i think blood leaves the brain causing them to go unconscious
@@jimbolearner8040 He went unconscious mid drop so It cant be because of g force
You know when he wasn’t screaming bro passed out 😂😅
Anyone who's ever passed out recalls the confusion and panic of waking up. Just imagine that, but in a terrifying environment, over and over. That poor kid!
He's got both hands in the air. Must have really enjoy it!
XDDD
I've passed out on a rollercoaster and it's so mind-blowing when you get off not remembering going through certain elements of the ride.
it's dangerous to pass out on one
It looks fake to me... does it look fake to u?
@@dubyabalthazar4598 bruh how does it look fake
@@dubyabalthazar4598 It doesn't look fake if you've seen other videos of someone passing out. Those movements are incredibly hard to do awake.
How can a person pass out of a roller coaster? I thought he's faking it. I used to enjoy it as a kid. But I fear now at my 26, but I haven't passed out even though I have motion sickness and stomach whirls while riding on coaster.
Respect ✊
What awesome friends!!
Heart must really have been pumping through all that. Glad he's ok.
This video was set up. CZcamsrs recorded this video for fun. I saw the entire episode on yt
@@andzelikawoodkowicz1859 what’s the channel?
@@andzelikawoodkowicz1859 zdecydowanie wątpię bo się trochę znam na podobne rzeczy osobiście stanowczo to twierdzę
@@Regirl75do listen to him. It’s real. I’ve passed out on a coaster before. Odd how people think it’s impossible
@@andzelikawoodkowicz1859the guy definately faked all this ....
It was so obvious
He does not fear rollercoasters: he fears the work of engineers. He is ahead of his time. Respect. 🤝
Yeah see that’s where I’m at. I love coasters and still ride them a lot and enjoy it for the most part but when I start really thinking about how well they were put together or the odds of a bolt coming loose and just MAYBE being that one bolt that holds my seat down or keeps the wheel on the track, that’s when I start to actually get scared. Then I’ll pray to God literally on the ride and just be like “Well God is this is my time to die then you know I love you and I live my family!!💙”😂
With all the new doctors, engineers and architects coming to europe from africa middle east: I'm sure our future rollercoasters are in safe hands. Don't worry. We're told they're the best engineers humanity has to offer.
Everything breaks eventually
@@Matthew-oe2fxyes and
@@traeg5752well, think of this, you have a much higher chance of dying in a car crash trying to get to the park than dying on one of the rides, the coaster is made to be controlled and safe fun, cars are much less restricted and are much more subjected to human error.
So clearly fake
Bro resurrected six times💀
as a polish person understanding what he was saying pretty funny
Jezu ja chce wysiąść
Can you translate? He kept repeating words and I’m so curious lol
@@evii3216 "Jesus i want to get off"
@@evii3216
you arent scared, are you?
•i want to get off
• but i said-
•I want ot get off x3 JESUUS
• but you cant now
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Hey get up
Ja chcę wysiąść, ja chcę wysiąść. I want to get out, i wan to get out.
This guy is a legend. He put his fears aside and went on it, and his reaction when the ride ended was brilliant. AHH 👍
Felt sorry for him when his friend kept waking him up, only for him to realize the ride was still running though 😂
A legendary moron. Don't force yourself to do something which terrifies you. It's a bad habit.
A legend?? The man went on a recreational ride and passed out 5/ 6 times ...it was a total disaster cringey as he'll listening to a grown man screaming like a fool ..the feminized population today applaud him like he is brave hahahahaha
Poor guys going to have PTSD😂
He's got his arms up for the scary bits, he's loving it!
The survival instincts on this one
1:10 see, he really warmed up to the coaster. He couldnt help himself but put his hands up while he was passed out!
1:09 looks like he was actually having fun for a second....
no
You mean 1:13
@@sodokami6347 no i mean 1:09
@@homes24 interesting
If anyone's wondering ehat coaster this is, it's called "Hyperion" and is located in Energilandia in Zator, Poland
Love you!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤ I really wanted to know and you gave me the answer god bless uuuu
That final "AHhh.. (oh im fine)" killed me 😂
For a guy living with his fear of roller coasters, he certainly had the ball to overcome it, which is more than I can say about most people. Best part yet, he survived and lived to tell the tale of his heroic endeavor. 👍
Overcoming is the only way to get rid of it. Whether it’s anxiety or roller coasters.
I still think theres absolutely nothing wrong or no reason to shame others for being terrified of roller coasters. And when or if they’re ready to conquer that fear, it should be in their own pace and comfort
I wouldn't exactly say he overcame it after this..
He didn’t overcome anything 😂 i guarantee that was pure terror to him. I bet he will never go on a roller coaster again.
Pretty sure he didn’t overcome anything lol
Kudos to him for getting up knowing he probably was going to use all his cat lives in one ride
Ulrich the undying.. the tales from the crypt episode called "dig that cat.. he's really gone."
Propsy dla gościa odważył się ,nie wycofał kumple byli z nim i przypominali mu o zabawie i nawet podniósł ręce do góry 😉
To było ustawione kanał surmi
Kurwa ja perdole
That’s an amazing demonstration of the physiology of fear
For anyone wondering, this is the Hyperion coaster in Energylandia, Zator, Poland; Europe's tallest (80 m) and fastest (142 km/h) mega coaster (not to be confused with other rollercoaster categories).
Truly a blast to ride! 🔥
Edit: At least it was at the time of writing this comment 😊
142 K?? Damn, that's pretty fast...
Since 2023 Europ's tallest coaster is Red Force (112m) , Ferrari Land, Spain
@@spoonetti that is absolutely correct. I rode it many times and it's truly a blast! However, as I stated, Hyperion is the best in its category; Red Force is on the other hand a launched coaster 🙂
damn
@@Vizal Pregunto y esta es mejor que shambala de PortAventura? es la mejor en la que me he montado hasta ahora, ni la Red Force del mismo parque le supera en sensaciones. Alguna otra recomendada ?
For anyone wondering, the roller coaster in this video is Hyperion at Energylandia in Poland.
And this youtuber name is surmi name episode spotkałem widzą w energyladni sorry but my english its nit Perfect
Imagine waking up to your body soaring through the air.
Guy freaks out then looks behind him and freaks out more lol
Omg, laughing and terrified for you man, i would have been way worse than you, big ups to you for doing it 🙌
its fake obviously lol how can you believe that a random guy can pass out 10 times during a ride.
@@Querulant1 lmao have you even seen anyone pass out before? If you have then you know this is the genuine thing
Nothing wrong with a man being afraid of rollercoasters and I give this dude credit for having the balls to get on one. Me myself, I was taught very early on to just close my eyes and roll with it AND IT WORKED. But yeah, I give this dude credit for sure .
closing my eyes is a nightmare, because i feel like im about to fly off
@@thumpdragfilms U would hate the ones that go backwards unless you’ve been on those
Closing eyes is for cowards.
@@tomsektul31 - It defeats the purpose of riding a coaster to begin with.... IMHO
@@arcticwolf8150I dont know why I cant handle frontal drop that well but have a much higher tolerance when the ride goes backward
Easily one of the funniest things I've ever seen on the internet😂😂😂
Have you ever seen the little
Boy who screams “Janice”! On the bungee jump? Internet gold
not really that funny man
@@spojce9 it's subjective lil man
@@brandonohara4122 i'm not little and the guy is genuinely scared for his life. if seeing someone experience true terror is the funniest thing you've seen, you should rethink your perspective
@@spojce9 You need to grow a backbone and hide in your safe place. Internet is for petty male Karens such as yourself
It's the last "AHH" for me lmaooooooo😂😂😂😂😂
My friend talked me into riding one rollercoaster, not even that bad, I sounded similar to this guy and can understand his pain, props to him for going though
Bro he ragdolled like a Happy Wheels character
This guy is bloody awesome!
The thumb up in the end is killing me 🤣🤣🤣
Man I feel bad for the dude. Ive been freaked the fuck out before but never to the point of passing out much less multiple times like him. Really hope he had a better day.
clearly fake...
@@steadychasingmoneybands6213some people are actually really terrified of being on a death coaster
its so obviously fake.. he holds on the whole time with one hand
@@sicidamara7061 no, he doesn’t. Both of his hands let go at several moments in the video. One of those moments is at 01:15. Maybe you should watch the video again.
@@cw5451 still clearly fake, sorry you're easily duped like most other people
To me, the worst part about roller coasters is the slow and intimidating climb. That's the only time I'm worried about potential injury. After that, the sensory overload combined with the fun I'm having make the initial fear worth it. 😄
Yeah exactly, once you're going down the drop, the fear mostly evaporates. At least it does for me
Also the loops. I'm terrified of the loops which is why I never go on roller coasters like that.
Exactly. I’m afraid of heights so I was terrified on one of those rope swings that holds two people in a harness, when it took forever to bring you up to the height before dropping, I nearly squeezed my buddy’s arm off (lol), but once the drop came it was exhilarating.
Hyperion lift hill is really fast, you pull out of loading and think 'well at least I have the climb to delay the inevitable' it feels like you fly up that lift hill so fast and then it just throws you off, it's also next to the entrance so often the first ride of the day, this coaster is a MONSTER.
True deep fear would have never allowed him on the ride in the first place.
i love that i know everything hes saying
Ahhhh whenever I’m feeling down, videos like this always cheer me back up lol
the idea of going on a ride where you go upside down but not being in one of those locking mechanisms that go over your shoulders is so terrifying, I could never go on that
I will say, the safety of a lap bar harness might be safer than an over the shoulder harness.
This ride dose not actually go upside down, but it almost does.
@@puffcatcothought about that recently, without an addditional seat belt on the front, wouldn't it be easier to slide out of an over-the-shoulder-restraint than a lap bar? Still near impossible probably, but still...I went on the new vekoma stc at tripsdrill recently and felt absolutely fused to my seat with that Ergonomic lap bar and bucket seat...
@@pingucraft95 I do agree on that sentiment, as over the shoulder restraints hold you in merely by your shoulders. with a lap bar, your body is "folded in half" making it impossible to fall out. now, I'm not saying that falling out of a rollercoaster with otsrs is a likely occurance, but in theory it should be easier to slip through the harness.
it doesn't look safe but it holds really well on your laps
I feel so bad for this guy. I really do. I wouldn't delight in anyone going through something so traumatic.
Kudos to him for even agreeing to go on the ride knowing how terrified he was going to be. The friends seemed concerned when he wouldn’t come to right away, serves them right! If that was me, I’d find new friends.
At least he put his hands up when nobody else did. Kudos to you my friend 👏
Respect is not being peer pressured into doing things you don’t want to do and stick up for yourself even when others say things about it .
Right on and your profile name speaks the truth
🙏✝️
What makes you think he didnt want to do it
As an RN, this type of humor is up my alley lol. I didn't think the human body could do that. I've seen people pass out before, but it's usually just once
If you look up videos of people on the slingshot ride which is considered one of the scariest rides you’ll see several videos of people passing out multiple times within a minute.
haha his friend is playing him like those wind-up toys lol again and again 😂😂
The ride of this name is “Hyperion” and it’s in energylandia in Poland home to the biggest roller coaster park in Europe. I have went on this ride and it was fun I love the details that’s given on this ride when you walk by. The way it drops was the feeling when I started to feel my stomach but I gotta give this guy credit for showing his braveness and courage to go on this ride.
ty JESTESZ z polski pewnie
I been on several Rollercoasters they're scary so I applaud this man for facing his fear.
Absolute Legend 100%
this coaster looks insanely fun
That guy had balls!!! Bless him!
Really strange. I used to love roller coasters despite having a fear of heights, but now being older I have no desire to ride them.
Man I love em. This one seems like a lot of fun
It seems to be a thing when you get older. Another reason why growing old sucks.
@@DeadSpaceWing damn right.
I like how he's still apparently a huge fan despite all the fainting, I mean just look at him throwing his arms into the air out of sheer excitement!
0:30 guy in the corner went giraffe mode 💀 🦒
The fact that he gave a thumbs up after the ride says that he still had fun and was a good sport about it 😂 Good lad.
If there was ever any doubt as to whether lapbars are as safe as OTS restraints, this should definitely ease the worry
I went on this RollerCoaster, it’s called Hyperion and it’s located in a park called Energylandia which is in Poland, it was a lot of fun but I’d say it’s the 3rd best, Zadra and Abyssus were my top 2 (Zadra was the best)
what a good friend!
keep making the dude who is scared
wake up/regain consciousness just
so he can pass out again, and again!
love how the guy gave a thumbs-up
at the end.
The thumbs up at the end 😂
I like how he begins to start screaming at the end, and then realizes the ride is actually over. 😂🤣
Always drink a beer of two before entering. Helps me with anxiety and handling g force
He’s brave slept through most of it
Wow! I respect this young man, because he was at least brave enough to face his fears. I like people who have a gutsy attitude in facing their fears. However, I can’t believe that he was still passing out near the end of the ride when it’s not even scary anymore.
Same. I literally typed a comment about that before seeing you post. The first tine he passed out may or may not be real. The rest of the times he passed out are definitely fake.
I have nervous system damage from chronic anxiety. I don't have to be feeling anxious in the moment in order for symptoms to happen. My fight-or-flight response just gets activated randomly. And physical reactions to fright can be delayed. Who knows what his medical history is like?
@@screwyourhandle Try a Ketogenic or even better a Carnivore Diet. It may help.
@@screwyourhandle
I suffer with something very similar. It's possible it may not be nervous system damage. It may be conditioning and your brain is used to reacting a certain way because that's all it has done its whole life. If that's the case, you can recondition your brain's response over time. I've found that therapy helps with that. This is just my own experience that I wanted to share. I hope you're doing okay.
Hope the kid is fine
He really faced his fears.
Now take 10 additional rides and your are good.
😂😂😂 I laughted so hard in the end when they waking him up when he does a final AAaaah! 😂😂😂 The guy is pure commedy gold!!! 😂😂😂
during moments like these, you must let go, and accept what is coming to you. it makes it alot easier. yes you will feel the adrenaline rush over your body, but if you're not tense, you feel it alot less.
I want to ride hyperion so bad, it seems like such an amazing attraction.
I find this man very brave for entering the ride, despite the fact that he seemed so incredibly affraid to get on hyperion. not everyone is made for an intense artificial flying experience, and that's perfectly fine.
Dude, telling people with fear to 'let go' is like telling a dog to meow
I can try my very hardest to accept and let go. But i have no control of my fear whatsoever. Even when ai go on a ride I want to it’s like I cannot control my reaction no matter how much i try. I even talk myself through it like “it will be easier if i relax my body” yet by the end i’m always sobbing and hyperventilating. Which is why i now tell people it’s just not fun for anyone for me to join them.
Fully agreed, always did that and eventually the ride was smooth and fun
It's a great ride
Acting like you are the "pilot" of the roller coaster really helps. It makes you follow the tracks and anticipate the turns.
bro went through a rollercoaster of emotions
I used to be super affraid of roller coasters till i got on with my friends and it was like the one i feared the most where ur like on a hanging seat with her feet in the air and nothing else i hated those but i got on i cried as they were counting down and then realized once it started this is actually fun haha
Being scarred for life is so much fun when you do it with your bros
Here's a tip, if someone tells you they're afraid to go but they're going to try it tell them to look at one thing that's attached to something in the roller coaster chair and focus just on that and let all the shaking the ups and downs and the scenery around be ignored, and if you're going to be upside down or side to side crazily tell him close his eyes for just a moment and grip and forget everything else. Never ever talk somebody into doing something like this that's definitely afraid of those things, years ago my girlfriend who is now my wife wanted to go on a really scary roller coaster, I race desert motorcycles up and down cliffs and sand dunes and drop offs but knowing things about mechanics I didn't trust the safety, I told her this and she simply called me a wimp.
You're a freakin WIMP!
Roller coasters are leaps and bounds more safe than your desert racing motorcycle.
Also don’t go on the front or on the back. Those seats are more intense.
Knowing more about roller coaster's safety systems made me way less scared of them
It's way more likely for me to have an accident while parking my car than in the rollercoaster
@@jarmoliebrand2005 depends on the coaster to be honest
Who needs friends like that? Seriously? Poor guy
Damn .Poor guy,I can't imagine being that afraid .But props to him for doing it.
Honestly after being on a roller coaster today I don’t think I would ever force someone to get on it. This guy was hilarious. Again I went on a roller coaster and I still wouldn’t force anyone