Wow! I did not expect this one to blow up so much in views! That makes me really happy, this was one of my most enjoyable videos to film, but I posted it for fun didn't thinking it would do well! Love you guys! Thank you for the support seriously!
I absolutely love how you visualized this message, it amazes me how much a human can be afraid of things theyâve never experienced - luv you Austin â„ïž
đ whos scared of skydiving?? What could possibly go wrong? Ur parachute not opening? Ur parachute getting tangled?? Yeaaa im fine with that đ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł I aint scared. Ive always wanted to go skydiving
@@GorgieClarissa oh I know lol, its just one of those things that you know makes no difference but in your head you're like, wait a minute... đ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł
My guess would be that it is for debris in midair. It would probably be much worse if the instructor got hit in the head while falling and lost consciousness midair
clearly the opposite is also true, because I'm in minimum danger viewing this in my room right now but I'm feeling MAXIMUM fear just from watching this video đ
I love how he narrated how the point of maximum danger is the point of minimum fear and that God placed the best things in life on the other side of fear. đ„đ„
When I went skydiving I wasn't afraid but my pro jumper was terrified because I'm so tall.This guys top head reached my mid back. We looked awkward because it looked like I was giving him a horse back ride đThe whole experience was funny as F and equally exhilarating. Words can never capture what you feel, you'll have to experience it on your own but it's unforgettable.
Im 5'9, just a little taller than average. And yes, I was born female. The skydiving facility where I went had whoever was jumping for that day draw a card out of a bowl and that card had a number. Well as if skydiving wasn't scary enough already, mother nature threw a "little" extra ha, ha minus, at me. I literally mean Little because my pro was only half a man. I think I got duped. When I drew the number 12 I looked up, around and noticed all these strong tall secure and safe pro skydiver guys pairing up with their person and I didn't see mine. So, I called out 12. But I couldn't see him. That's because he was standing behind this counter bar reception thing, so when I called #, this tiny little thing of a man emerged from behind the reception desk saying: Here!! waving his stubby little toddler hand and I notice the# 12 pinned in front!!! I immediately fell my stomach sink to the floor and let out a nervous laugh. My friends, were of course dying laughing at me because the dude was 4 ft 3. One inch above being considered a midget. Pro 12 came up to me all giddy and look up with this huge grin. Almost like in a mischievous way cause, in his mind he knew.. this poor girl is shitting her pants!! I was shitting my pants, trying to keep my composure while internally freaking out. He goes: you ready? I nodded a little yes, then said HELL NO! And then began praying, Why God? why?. It was a wild and funny experience. Probably a one-timer for me but a must do experience for sure.
@@AlvaBarrlmao what a hilarious yet scary experience. Iâm 5â8 and have always imagined a professional diver would be taller than me. Iâd be devastated if I saw a 4â3 pro guy walking towards me for the once in a lifetime experience. I want a tall, tough dude to jump with. Their height and body comfort our mind subconsciously. I think that lottery system is bullsh*t. The divers should be paired up according to the height of us normal folks. Better luck next time, hope you get a 6 feet tall dude lmao.
@@kairos116OMG, that's was me lol! I'm between 5'8 or 9 and my pro jumper was tops 4'3!! Not only was I carrying this little man on my back but I had a ponytail on that day so when we jumped off the plane my ponytail went crazy in this whipping circular motion slapping the poor guys face the whole way down. I have the video and I'm dying everytime I see it because you can see the guy making all these squinting ouch faces every time my ponytail came around and gave him a stinging whip or slap to his face. I think he was happier than me to have touched ground to put an end to the abusive hair beating he had to endure. Also, we were the only ones to fall forward when we landed because I already had half of my legs on the ground before his feet touched down. The entire experience, section by section was fn hilarious!! đđ€Ł đ€ŁBut I would do it again in a heart beat â„
@@AlvaBarr hahaha. He definitely had to endure some tight slaps at that height. I guess the first thing he said to himself after landing, would be "Never again". This height situation would be his worst nightmare lmao.
I can confirm this lol. I used to be extremely afraid of heights, but skydiving was on my bucket list so I decided to do it and now I'm barely even afraid of heights anymore
@@MoSco5000 It really depends on the person because some Russians free climb skyscrapers without any safety net like a parachute or there's technicians who have to fix a wifi signal or a replace a bulb on a radio tower which can sometimes go to 2,000 ft in the sky. As for me, I would say that my fear of heights just diminished severely because I went from not being able to climb stairs in a lighthouse from being completely unfazed going zip lining or if I went bungee jumping.
@@nocap6442 Oh trust me I was beyond terrified lmao, but I knew I would regret it even more since it's skydiving!! This is coming from someone who used to not be able to look over the edge in a 3 story mall đ.
I'm a climber, and this was a surprisingly accurate description of how you feel when you finish something that has pushed you past your comfort zone mentally. It's a surreal combination of relief, joy, and exhaustion.
I'm a climber as well. Some would define the kind of climbing I do as exceedingly reckless but I've never felt fear or that my life was in danger for a moment with a few exceptions of course. Idk it's like I was made solely to be on the face of the mountain when I'm there doing it. My thoughts stop, my emotions cease, I forget my own name and I'm just there, hands and legs and core is the totality of my awareness in those moments. It's almost ineffable for me to describe the feeling but man it's like I am the mountain do you know what I mean? And to clarify what I mean by exceedingly reckless is that I RARELY climb sober. I'll either smoke some very strong weed, or take a psychedelic and then I go out, completely alone mind you because I can't stand climbing with other people it makes me nervous. but yeah it's a very mystical experience for me and that's without the drugs. The drugs turns it into an epic that would rival the fucking Bible in it's profundity. I've been climbing like this for 11 years now, 4 times a year I go out and find a big mean fucking mountain and I just merge with it. Standing at that peak, looking out makes me feel like dying but in a good way.
@@jojoversus1100 no, I was a graffiti writer in Chicago . Running into train tunnels , crawling across bridges , side stepping building ledges , it doesnât have to do with falling . It has to do with getting so close to death , for fun. Youâre doing all this , just to experience that clarity . The way I would feel Ontop of a building I climbed up and painted was surreal . When I was young I struggled with mental health and the adrenaline is what made me realize life was real and that I was capable of pushing my fears . There were times I remember when I first started , my body would be consumed by fear at the apex , but going back down wasnât an option . And eventually pushing through that is just nuts . And becoming fearless . Fucking awesome . Good times.
@@thinkinyblinko6666 Dude, holy shit. I'm not gonna lie, when I first started reading your comment, I wasnt agreeing with you, but the more I read, dude I'm terrified of heights but you made it sound so transcendental that now I have to get super high & climb something. I can understand having a very visceral experience while on a psychedelic & if its anything like the experiences I've had, then I can absolutely see why you would do what you do. Hell yeah, brother.
That last quote "Th best things in life are on the other side of fear". That really helped me realize that the thing I need to do today, that I'm scared to will be done. I need to get past my fears.
On my dive the spirit of the whole crew cheering you up was so calming. It was full of joy and pure excitement. I really suggest everyone to atleast try it once...Maybe you stick to it or you dont, but it is definitely a lifetime experience worth living.đ
The hardest part is the initial anticipation. But what was said about the second after rolling out the door is absolutely true. The adrenaline dump after landing is pretty awesome too.
When I went sky diving I was worried about myself. I had to excitement no anxiety no fear what so ever . And I thought to myself . I hope I feel something . On the plane , up high . Nothing . Strapped in , nothing . Seeing other people jump out nothing . It was only until it was my turn and the instructor jumped out backwards that I finally felt the rush ! Such a great experience !
yeaâŠIâve always wanted to go skydiving but I have a big fear of heightsâŠmany of the things I want to do involve being really high upâŠ.but one day I want to be on a plane and I want to be able to do thisâŠeven if Iâm afraidâŠI overthink way to much so Iâm afraid of what could happen if anything failsâŠ.I just need to trustâŠ.and maybe I can do it
I fear Death, so if God placed the best parts of life to the other parts of fear, and I committed suicide, does that mean I'll go somewhere great? Genuinely asking.
I literally skydived for the first time today it was amazing!!! 14,000ft, Iâve never been in a plane before, it was an insane feeling and rush!!! Im only doing one more tandem then going by myself! God I loved it
Well ... you have done something I haven't ... yet. I did go paragliding about twenty years ago, which I will always remember as a highlight in my life.
No hon. It's an adrenaline rush and it is addictive. This guy is sort of telling you to get a shot, get high and excuse yourself by telling you this is what God wants from you.
@@famprima ikr if max danger=min fear than why doesn't min danger=max fear make sense? oh yea cuz we have fear to survive. "people grab on three" because they are scared for their life, confronting that fear+adrenaline rush=feelz gud
No its not true, some things come after fear, some during and some never It's actually quite a prejudiced statement (probably one of the less important but still important social issues) It's Extrovertism bias, but that statement assumes thay introverts wouldn't be able to Live a fulfilling life (research suggests that introverts are more fulfilled and is a big reason they don't need to do all the exciting things extroverts do) this isn't the case Life is a multifaceted thing there is no one way, and to assume so is a form of ignorance, benevolent sure, but that doesn't mean helpful
@@Sip_Dhit at last!! Someone with some intelligence within this comment section. And unrelated to your comment but I feel I need to express it, one of the above replyâs is implying someone is a sheep for not agreeing with the statement, yet Iâd say the real sheep are all the ones preaching âomg so true, yeah we should live like thisâ fear isnt something to be ignored, itâs a natural response from our body to protect us, one day the other side of fear for someone may be a man pointing a loaded gun at them, bet they wonât think itâs âthe best things in lifeâ at that point.
I am thankful for my dad. He made me uncomfortable with things I feared. Heights, rejection, snakes. He made me learn that peace you feel when you flip the hold the fear has on you.
This is why motorcycles are my zen place. Letting go of the fear of so many things that can go wrong and enjoying the ride is amazing. Pushing your skills further and further till you can do amazing things. Learning is scary. First solo ride is scary. First traffic situation is scary. First rain ride is scary 1st time on the interstate is super scary. But conquering those is amazing.
Until you have 3 pals dead from motorcycle accidents and 1 dead from a parachute that didnât open correctly.. Thatâs my reality. Itâs not fear that keeps me away from these activities. Itâs the fact that the risk is too high and my girl wants me home every night, not cold and dead like my friends who âembraced fearâ are.
@@satanslittlehelper9677 i have noticed the increase in bad drivers. Honestly the motorcycle is 2nd priority. Mainly want a car, so if I buy it there won't be any need for a bike. Even then a bike was just a thought.
Been scared of heights for as long as I can remember. When I went skydiving for the first time I somehow really wasn't scared of the height. The earth was so far away it didn't affect me at all. The first few seconds after jumping out of the plane were absolutely mental
A lot of people mistake height vertigo for a fear of heights. You can't get vertigo in a plane since all of your senses recognise that you're in motion, so you won't feel dizzy or anything like that. Whereas if you're on top of a building looking down, your senses get a conflict on whether you're moving or not which causes that dizzy spinning feeling that makes you want to sit down. In fact because the plane is already traveling at speed, you won't even feel your stomach turn, you won't have a loss of breath and you won't feel like you're falling. As opposed to something like bungee jumping where you're rapidly accelerating to terminal velocity from 0mph. You will definitely feel all of those things. It's pretty cool.
@@bakersmileyface very true! Although I don't get a spinny dizzy feeling on top of a building. For me it's when either the floor isn't a fixed object and I am at a reasonable height off the floor or when I have to get from point a to b with a challenging path, for instance climbing a tree with only a few of those wooden planks nailed to the tree. I can handle a few meters, but any higher and I just freeze up. My body is rejecting my mind when it tells it to climb higher. Or like when I have to do some work where I have to use one of those platforms that you can manoeuvre around and then go straight up and down. It's not the up and down part that gets to me, it's when the platform is raised and I have to move around and the whole things starts wobbling in every direction. I don't get dizzy, disoriented or anything. It's just my body turning into a block of concrete, not able to move an inch.
@@followeroftheway8454 I've flown before so that wasn't a problem at all. Once up there it wasn't that bad, too high for me to be worried about the height. First few seconds of the jump were the most intense as you feel yourself just fall faster and faster
Never done skydiving, but Iâve done paragliding for many years. I love it shouldnât be afraid of heights afraid of anything just enjoy it. Lifeâs too short.đ
It feels really strange, it kind of feels like jumping on the floor , but instead of touching the floor again you just keep on accelerating. I am working on my skydiving licence (around 20 jumps now) The feeling is very hard to describe, the only way to get it is to do it ( ps, you definetly should one day, its amazing!)
That part where he said, God placed the best things in life on the other side of fear for years, I had such a fear of withdrawal that I stayed enslaved to the drug OxyContin. It was only after facing down the awful fear that I realized fear was the hardest part of it all. Once I slowed down on the medication, my anxiety decreased. My energy decreased also, but my joy began to soar to new heights.
Thank you for creating this video! I have to do a page of someone going on their first skydive for school and this helped so much. The way you describe everything is just so detailed
@@TheTruthKiwi Its only good their theres no disease no death no sadness no anxiety no depression no negative anything. Seems like a good place to me đ€·ââïž
I'm not scared of the fall for the jump, I'm terrified on relying on another person when my life depends on them. Edit: For the record, I wouldn't trust myself to be able to do it either â ïž
You don't necessarily have to go skydiving in order to experience the message that Will Smith is trying to make. It's the principle behind the message for ultimate success within, of each and every individual. Are you willing to jump and take the plunge for your dreams, no matter how scary it might seem? It's the message within the message. Thank you Austin for the video with Will Smith voice over. The message is extremely beautiful between the video and the Will Smith motivational speech. God bless
What you said about God is so true. If we have faith and understand that there is no true danger with him, we should not be afraid, as the devil puts fear in our hearts
Went skydiving right when I turned 18 since I always had this fear of heights. The funny was as I was on the plane they had to call it due to the weather. Second time I was shitting bricks but honestly glad I did super exhilarating and the view alone is definitely worth it
I sky dived once I did not feel the same way I was crying a was literally holding on so tight and when we got to the ground I wouldnât move for a minute and they had to check on me.
This made me cringe because itâs all I could think about after she made that suggestive look. I think they just canceled me and my girl ever going sky diving because I would snap the fuckers neck who said she has to sit on my lap because my girl only sits on my lap
I went skydiving for my 18th birthday. It was absolutely amazing! And I would do it again. It was definitely a little to close for comfort in the plane and being strapped to someone who literally determines if you land safely or not. It is such an adrenaline rush and once your out of the plane, you lose all fear and it become amazing!â€ïž
If you are scared of skydiving, i recommend finding a very open, straight road in a car that can go over 120mph. Do a top speed run in your car. If your car can go over 120 mph, youll have already gone faster than you will during your skydive. Ive done multiple top speed runs in my car (145 mph), and my very first skydive was an absolute breeze.
Ever been to Cedar Point? (The only good part of Ohio, lol) They have/had (not sure if itâs still there) an attraction called the Ripcord. Closest thing youâll get to skydiving at about 1/20th the height.
@@deniseyoung2988 I want to. But I donât have my license. Iâve been putting off getting them for years nowđ I donât want to drive. But I also have to get to college, which my parents currently drive međ„Č Iâll be getting them soon.
@@lauender when it comes to driving.. 1. Millions of people do it. If they can do it so can you. What 1 man can do, another can do. 2. You don't need a license to go sky diving. Sorry if I'm confused
I climb cell towers for a living. Super fun. But the first five minutes or so up there still get me every time. Then I relax and work up there all day. Something not a lot of people will ever experience, but you all are missing out!
So true..that's what I have learned .I live God I'm not traditional but I research alit if religious practices..to me god is compassion and love ...he has helped me grow as a person throu almost dying family members passing and a drug issue. He's helped me alot.. pure love ..if I'm willing to accept it
Going skydiving has always been a dream of mine. Iâve been asking my friends if they will go with me and they all said no but one. So I canât wait till I can afford it
I experienced something similar to this, but not as extreme as skydiving. It was a zipline above a small forest connected to a beach and we travelled about 20 minutes in a prone position. I had a fear of heights and was ready to back out when I saw how high and long it is. Youâd go solo so you had no one to cling onto except for the safety gear. When It was my time to go, I remembered screaming so much halfway until my body just froze. Then I realized it was so calm and peaceful that I was so overwhelmed by it. When it was over and I had to leave, I regretted screaming so much in the midst of it because it was really calming and loved the feel of the wind and how blue the water or how green the trees are. It really was such a great experience, Iâd do it again!
this is how my first ziplining experience went as well!! iâm usually devastated by heights, and jumping off the tower initially took several minutes longer than it should have because of my crying, but cruising between the trees with the wind and the sun on my face is a treasured memory now. hopefully we will get to experience it again someday!!
Well my only advice is to not regret that you were afraid, it was your bodies automatic response you can't control it, you wouldn't be mean to someone whose gay for being gay, don't be mean to yourself for being afraid, fear is normal Stuff like that should be valid, we shouldnt hate ourselves for having emotions Not that it's bad to overcome fear, that was a good thing too, just don't regret being afraid (plus it doesn't make sense, you can't change it, and there isn't some big lasting issue, you overcame it, leave it in the past)
@@thefinalfrontear it didn't take you more than it should have, it took you exactly as much as you needed, we shouldn't be mean to people who are afraid, we should give them more time than expecting them to just be able to do things Would you be mean to others? If the answer is no, then stop being mean to yourself, and stop using phrases like that to describe your emotions It's like replacing sorry with thank you to make yourself hate yourself less
I have always wanted to skydive đȘ but I just canât get over the fear of jumping from the plane and falling until the parachute opens. Maybe one day I can conquer this and give it a shot!đđŸ
idgaf how blissful skydiving is, i will never in my whole life jump out of an airplane. thats insane. its cool to see other people do it but i can just feel the knot in my stomach simply from watching
Fear is an irrational emotion. It's an experience you'll always remember and the fact that if you can do it, imagine what other feats you could conquer. Put it on your bucket list...I dare you!
@@alfredallen3350 Fear is whats kept humans alive for thousands of years. There's a reason people are afraid of things. Even with how safe things are now, accidents still happen.
absolutely right, most blissful ever. I jumped for 5yrs, unfortunately I had a very bad accident and broke my legs and severely hurt my back. I recovered after a very long time. Iâm a father now and dream of doing it again, my 6yr old daughter watches my videos and always says she wants to jumps. My dream one day is to jump with her. Iâm not gonna lie but Iâm frightened, I thought I was dead that day of my accident. God give me strength to get back up there.
Random internet confession: I skydived once, was awesome! I remember two things clearly: (1) looking up and seeing the sun between my feet as we fell, then looking up and seeing the earth. Wasnât disorientating, felt peaceful, and (2) after pulling the chute and looking down and the drop beneath my feet, was pretty terrifying realizing my life depended on the two metal caribiners. Also my aunt was learning skydiving from a dude in the 70s and on their 15th jump his chute didnât deploy correctly and he died but she landed fine. She quit after that. I called her a pussy after I jumped but neither she nor I jumped again. I feel like she still has it over on me but Iâll never tell her that.
I did this a few years back. It was one of the most satisfying experiences I've ever had. I will do it again, hopefully soon. Its not for everyone but if you are up to it I say go for it.
No thanks.. my Friend was an instructor his last jump the person he was taking down died on impact and he's paralyzed for life.. even the pros can have problems, he had done thousands of jumps.. all it took was that last one to change his life and the family of the deceased.
When people havenât faced real fear, trauma, and adversity they go seek safe, controlled versions of it out. Sky diving, spelunking, storm chasing. How many combat veterans did this?
I understand exactly what you're saying...a soldier or combat vet would likely find skydiving boring or would know exactly what to expect and enjoy it...whereas people who have never felt that intense life or death internal struggle,seek that intensity in a safe way
wow, such a powerful message. I just want yall to know that Jesus loves u so much that he died on the cross for u so that u can go to heaven instead of hell đ
Powerful message? This is some white bread asshole making something out if nothing. He fell through the air I want someone to edit this dialogue over someone falling off a huge ladder in slow-mo.
Wow! I did not expect this one to blow up so much in views! That makes me really happy, this was one of my most enjoyable videos to film, but I posted it for fun didn't thinking it would do well! Love you guys! Thank you for the support seriously!
The message to this is very good.
Yes
nice message
@Book Nerd u sus
Oh my goodness! God DOES do that!! I got super goosebumps!
I absolutely love how you visualized this message, it amazes me how much a human can be afraid of things theyâve never experienced - luv you Austin â„ïž
I'm pretty sure this is Will Smith from his new series
@@unluckychicken7235 yeah it's not Austin saying that, but it's a very powerful message
đ whos scared of skydiving?? What could possibly go wrong? Ur parachute not opening? Ur parachute getting tangled?? Yeaaa im fine with that đ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł I aint scared. Ive always wanted to go skydiving
@@Skdjdjdjsjxjxjd đđ
What's sup oj
"you're sitting on some dudes lap, some stranger"
Girl looks at guy: "First time?"
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Lmfao đ
@@kennethfung3618 because there is sumthing rising but its not a shield hero. đ
I don't like this videos because he's flexing his gf a little too much
No wonder why this has this much views
@@aaaaaa-hh8cq lol u incel
Everyone: Skydiving isn't dangerous
Me: laughing in life insurance actuarial
Huh
Itâs not dangerous
stoned skydiving is
BASE jumping is
Hang gliders are
@@KCJbomberFTW it's dangerous enough for me to coom
@@paulgreengod too cool for coomers
FlYiNg iSnâT dAnGeRoUs. Dude everything can be considerd safe and dangerous
âThe point of maximum danger, is the point of minimum fearâ this should be taught in schools đ
When the quiet kid at school finally snaps.
Yes,
I would be extra scared seeing all the professionals wearing helmets while the novices don't. đ€Ł
It's funny bc the helmet isn't going to do much if you are plummeting to your death haha. I think it's just for wind and some are for camera mounts
@@GorgieClarissa oh I know lol, its just one of those things that you know makes no difference but in your head you're like, wait a minute... đ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł
I think those are protection from the hair of the person in front of them.
My guess would be that it is for debris in midair. It would probably be much worse if the instructor got hit in the head while falling and lost consciousness midair
i think it's just because they have to keep doing it over and over and it can prob cause damage idk how tho
âThe point of the most danger, is the point of least fearâ gave me chills
u in danger dude
clearly the opposite is also true, because I'm in minimum danger viewing this in my room right now but I'm feeling MAXIMUM fear just from watching this video đ
made me hungry
@@2GoatsInATrenchCoat Felt that on another level bro
Me: Watches
This guy: DO MAXIMUM DANGER
me: Does it
*Ending Listening To a Man And dying in the Process*
I love how he narrated how the point of maximum danger is the point of minimum fear and that God placed the best things in life on the other side of fear. đ„đ„
@@maxotto9877 right
Will smith
Will smith stole that from David Goggins
David Goggins
When I went skydiving I wasn't afraid but my pro jumper was terrified because I'm so tall.This guys top head reached my mid back. We looked awkward because it looked like I was giving him a horse back ride đThe whole experience was funny as F and equally exhilarating. Words can never capture what you feel, you'll have to experience it on your own but it's unforgettable.
đđđđ How tall are you? Are you a girl?
Im 5'9, just a little taller than average. And yes, I was born female. The skydiving facility where I went had whoever was jumping for that day draw a card out of a bowl and that card had a number. Well as if skydiving wasn't scary enough already, mother nature threw a "little" extra ha, ha minus, at me. I literally mean Little because my pro was only half a man. I think I got duped. When I drew the number 12 I looked up, around and noticed all these strong tall secure and safe pro skydiver guys pairing up with their person and I didn't see mine. So, I called out 12. But I couldn't see him. That's because he was standing behind this counter bar reception thing, so when I called #, this tiny little thing of a man emerged from behind the reception desk saying: Here!! waving his stubby little toddler hand and I notice the# 12 pinned in front!!! I immediately fell my stomach sink to the floor and let out a nervous laugh. My friends, were of course dying laughing at me because the dude was 4 ft 3. One inch above being considered a midget. Pro 12 came up to me all giddy and look up with this huge grin. Almost like in a mischievous way cause, in his mind he knew.. this poor girl is shitting her pants!! I was shitting my pants, trying to keep my composure while internally freaking out. He goes: you ready? I nodded a little yes, then said HELL NO! And then began praying, Why God? why?. It was a wild and funny experience. Probably a one-timer for me but a must do experience for sure.
@@AlvaBarrlmao what a hilarious yet scary experience. Iâm 5â8 and have always imagined a professional diver would be taller than me. Iâd be devastated if I saw a 4â3 pro guy walking towards me for the once in a lifetime experience. I want a tall, tough dude to jump with. Their height and body comfort our mind subconsciously. I think that lottery system is bullsh*t. The divers should be paired up according to the height of us normal folks. Better luck next time, hope you get a 6 feet tall dude lmao.
@@kairos116OMG, that's was me lol! I'm between 5'8 or 9 and my pro jumper was tops 4'3!! Not only was I carrying this little man on my back but I had a ponytail on that day so when we jumped off the plane my ponytail went crazy in this whipping circular motion slapping the poor guys face the whole way down. I have the video and I'm dying everytime I see it because you can see the guy making all these squinting ouch faces every time my ponytail came around and gave him a stinging whip or slap to his face. I think he was happier than me to have touched ground to put an end to the abusive hair beating he had to endure. Also, we were the only ones to fall forward when we landed because I already had half of my legs on the ground before his feet touched down. The entire experience, section by section was fn hilarious!! đđ€Ł đ€ŁBut I would do it again in a heart beat â„
@@AlvaBarr hahaha. He definitely had to endure some tight slaps at that height. I guess the first thing he said to himself after landing, would be "Never again". This height situation would be his worst nightmare lmao.
I can confirm this lol. I used to be extremely afraid of heights, but skydiving was on my bucket list so I decided to do it and now I'm barely even afraid of heights anymore
I would 100% still be very afraid of heights after skydiving. I donât see heights as a fear that can be totally overcome after you âconquerâ it.
@@MoSco5000 when Iâm able to fly then Iâll be good, but right now that and spiders are a no.
You clearly wernt that scared, Iâm terrified
@@MoSco5000 It really depends on the person because some Russians free climb skyscrapers without any safety net like a parachute or there's technicians who have to fix a wifi signal or a replace a bulb on a radio tower which can sometimes go to 2,000 ft in the sky.
As for me, I would say that my fear of heights just diminished severely because I went from not being able to climb stairs in a lighthouse from being completely unfazed going zip lining or if I went bungee jumping.
@@nocap6442 Oh trust me I was beyond terrified lmao, but I knew I would regret it even more since it's skydiving!! This is coming from someone who used to not be able to look over the edge in a 3 story mall đ.
"God place the best things on the other side of fear"
Damn that Gorilla cage looking mighty scary fam.
took it the wrong way he said BEHIND fear . so in ur case whats ever behind the gorilla ? lmao
@@tekktori behind the gorilla is a zoo control unit, and at that moment, you realise that the gorilla's name is Harambr
Just ask Isiah gregg.
@@mouse8669 ah shit, hit the deck, harambe noooooo
@@mouse8669 RIP đŠ
That was amazing how you converted your story into a message. Well done đ
That's will Smith's speech
"The only thing you should be afraid of is yourself. Learn how to understand yourself and your feelings and nothing will be a fear anymore."
I'm a climber, and this was a surprisingly accurate description of how you feel when you finish something that has pushed you past your comfort zone mentally. It's a surreal combination of relief, joy, and exhaustion.
Actually, this is how you feel after your mind thinks you almost died, because HUMANS ARENT MEANT TO FALL FROM GREAT HEIGHTS.
I'm a climber as well. Some would define the kind of climbing I do as exceedingly reckless but I've never felt fear or that my life was in danger for a moment with a few exceptions of course. Idk it's like I was made solely to be on the face of the mountain when I'm there doing it. My thoughts stop, my emotions cease, I forget my own name and I'm just there, hands and legs and core is the totality of my awareness in those moments. It's almost ineffable for me to describe the feeling but man it's like I am the mountain do you know what I mean? And to clarify what I mean by exceedingly reckless is that I RARELY climb sober. I'll either smoke some very strong weed, or take a psychedelic and then I go out, completely alone mind you because I can't stand climbing with other people it makes me nervous. but yeah it's a very mystical experience for me and that's without the drugs. The drugs turns it into an epic that would rival the fucking Bible in it's profundity. I've been climbing like this for 11 years now, 4 times a year I go out and find a big mean fucking mountain and I just merge with it. Standing at that peak, looking out makes me feel like dying but in a good way.
@@jojoversus1100 no, I was a graffiti writer in Chicago . Running into train tunnels , crawling across bridges , side stepping building ledges , it doesnât have to do with falling . It has to do with getting so close to death , for fun. Youâre doing all this , just to experience that clarity . The way I would feel Ontop of a building I climbed up and painted was surreal . When I was young I struggled with mental health and the adrenaline is what made me realize life was real and that I was capable of pushing my fears .
There were times I remember when I first started , my body would be consumed by fear at the apex , but going back down wasnât an option . And eventually pushing through that is just nuts . And becoming fearless . Fucking awesome . Good times.
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@@thinkinyblinko6666 Dude, holy shit. I'm not gonna lie, when I first started reading your comment, I wasnt agreeing with you, but the more I read, dude I'm terrified of heights but you made it sound so transcendental that now I have to get super high & climb something. I can understand having a very visceral experience while on a psychedelic & if its anything like the experiences I've had, then I can absolutely see why you would do what you do. Hell yeah, brother.
That last quote "Th best things in life are on the other side of fear". That really helped me realize that the thing I need to do today, that I'm scared to will be done. I need to get past my fears.
Iâve been there, friend, may God bless and keep you on your journey. Amenđđ»
@@alainasmith04 keep your gods elsewhere bro
@@andymccoy8370 Why is that necessary? đ You got ratioed bud.
@@alainasmith04 he literally said nothing about God helping, working thru and confronting fear is the point, not your forced religion
On my dive the spirit of the whole crew cheering you up was so calming. It was full of joy and pure excitement. I really suggest everyone to atleast try it once...Maybe you stick to it or you dont, but it is definitely a lifetime experience worth living.đ
âGod placed the best things in life on the other side of fearâ thatâs amazing
"And he pushes you on two because people grab on three. " It's just amazing, thank you. đ
This is Willl Smith's speech.
God placed the best things in life on the other side of fear. Powerful message
Thatâs from will smith btw
hail satan
@@andymccoy8370 homie I ainât Christian, but get that quirkiness outta here
some call it heaven..you die you will get there
@@bingus454 Cry about it
Now when we go skydiving we will make sure to start holding on when he counts to 2
They don't go on two, they go on three.
The hardest part is the initial anticipation. But what was said about the second after rolling out the door is absolutely true. The adrenaline dump after landing is pretty awesome too.
When I went sky diving I was worried about myself. I had to excitement no anxiety no fear what so ever . And I thought to myself . I hope I feel something . On the plane , up high . Nothing . Strapped in , nothing . Seeing other people jump out nothing . It was only until it was my turn and the instructor jumped out backwards that I finally felt the rush ! Such a great experience !
I would love to go Iâm just terrified of stomach drops đ
yeaâŠIâve always wanted to go skydiving but I have a big fear of heightsâŠmany of the things I want to do involve being really high upâŠ.but one day I want to be on a plane and I want to be able to do thisâŠeven if Iâm afraidâŠI overthink way to much so Iâm afraid of what could happen if anything failsâŠ.I just need to trustâŠ.and maybe I can do it
@@classicalcaroline9122 same i hate stomach drops
@@Duck33435 trust and , let go , holding on to something that dosent help you will only stop you
@@jwalkthestreets fear helps you. It keeps you from not dying.
I love that quote," God placed the best parts of life on the other side of fear."
He got the like from me for that line, it's absolutely beautiful.
@@mayankkmar5624 same thatâs the reason I liked
Definitely âșïž
I fear Death, so if God placed the best parts of life to the other parts of fear, and I committed suicide, does that mean I'll go somewhere great? Genuinely asking.
@@dangerawaits_bbx my idea of death and yours are probably very different.
I literally skydived for the first time today it was amazing!!! 14,000ft, Iâve never been in a plane before, it was an insane feeling and rush!!! Im only doing one more tandem then going by myself! God I loved it
Well ... you have done something I haven't ... yet. I did go paragliding about twenty years ago, which I will always remember as a highlight in my life.
You've never been in a plane and you just jumped right out of it?! Damn Girl, get it
@@WanderingExistence thank you!!!!! I wanna get licensed in it! It was so fun!!!!
If they let you go solo after 2 tandems, report them to the police
@@1physics They let you go solo after one tandem but they hold onto your gear. Call down they know what theyâre doing thank you ;)
"God placed the best things on the other side of fear" i NEED to start living by this
No hon. It's an adrenaline rush and it is addictive. This guy is sort of telling you to get a shot, get high and excuse yourself by telling you this is what God wants from you.
@@famprima đ
@@famprima ikr if max danger=min fear than why doesn't min danger=max fear make sense? oh yea cuz we have fear to survive. "people grab on three" because they are scared for their life, confronting that fear+adrenaline rush=feelz gud
No its not true, some things come after fear, some during and some never
It's actually quite a prejudiced statement (probably one of the less important but still important social issues)
It's Extrovertism bias, but that statement assumes thay introverts wouldn't be able to Live a fulfilling life (research suggests that introverts are more fulfilled and is a big reason they don't need to do all the exciting things extroverts do) this isn't the case
Life is a multifaceted thing there is no one way, and to assume so is a form of ignorance, benevolent sure, but that doesn't mean helpful
@@Sip_Dhit at last!! Someone with some intelligence within this comment section.
And unrelated to your comment but I feel I need to express it, one of the above replyâs is implying someone is a sheep for not agreeing with the statement, yet Iâd say the real sheep are all the ones preaching âomg so true, yeah we should live like thisâ fear isnt something to be ignored, itâs a natural response from our body to protect us, one day the other side of fear for someone may be a man pointing a loaded gun at them, bet they wonât think itâs âthe best things in lifeâ at that point.
I am thankful for my dad. He made me uncomfortable with things I feared. Heights, rejection, snakes. He made me learn that peace you feel when you flip the hold the fear has on you.
This is why motorcycles are my zen place. Letting go of the fear of so many things that can go wrong and enjoying the ride is amazing. Pushing your skills further and further till you can do amazing things. Learning is scary. First solo ride is scary. First traffic situation is scary. First rain ride is scary 1st time on the interstate is super scary. But conquering those is amazing.
I've been wanting to get into motorcycles for a while now. Might start once it start warming up again. Hope I go through with it.
Until you have 3 pals dead from motorcycle accidents and 1 dead from a parachute that didnât open correctly.. Thatâs my reality. Itâs not fear that keeps me away from these activities. Itâs the fact that the risk is too high and my girl wants me home every night, not cold and dead like my friends who âembraced fearâ are.
@@KD._ donât , I buried four of my motorcycling mates. Too many people on their phones. Not worth it.
@@satanslittlehelper9677 i have noticed the increase in bad drivers. Honestly the motorcycle is 2nd priority. Mainly want a car, so if I buy it there won't be any need for a bike. Even then a bike was just a thought.
2 things ive done that you can not explain unless you experience them for yourself are skydiving and scuba diving. Absolutely amazing.
Been scared of heights for as long as I can remember. When I went skydiving for the first time I somehow really wasn't scared of the height. The earth was so far away it didn't affect me at all. The first few seconds after jumping out of the plane were absolutely mental
A lot of people mistake height vertigo for a fear of heights. You can't get vertigo in a plane since all of your senses recognise that you're in motion, so you won't feel dizzy or anything like that. Whereas if you're on top of a building looking down, your senses get a conflict on whether you're moving or not which causes that dizzy spinning feeling that makes you want to sit down.
In fact because the plane is already traveling at speed, you won't even feel your stomach turn, you won't have a loss of breath and you won't feel like you're falling. As opposed to something like bungee jumping where you're rapidly accelerating to terminal velocity from 0mph. You will definitely feel all of those things.
It's pretty cool.
@@bakersmileyface very true! Although I don't get a spinny dizzy feeling on top of a building. For me it's when either the floor isn't a fixed object and I am at a reasonable height off the floor or when I have to get from point a to b with a challenging path, for instance climbing a tree with only a few of those wooden planks nailed to the tree. I can handle a few meters, but any higher and I just freeze up. My body is rejecting my mind when it tells it to climb higher. Or like when I have to do some work where I have to use one of those platforms that you can manoeuvre around and then go straight up and down. It's not the up and down part that gets to me, it's when the platform is raised and I have to move around and the whole things starts wobbling in every direction. I don't get dizzy, disoriented or anything. It's just my body turning into a block of concrete, not able to move an inch.
How did you even get in the plane in the first place? Or even walk out of the door into the sky!!! Wow!!
@@followeroftheway8454 I've flown before so that wasn't a problem at all. Once up there it wasn't that bad, too high for me to be worried about the height. First few seconds of the jump were the most intense as you feel yourself just fall faster and faster
aw seeing them together at the end warmed my heart. sheâs gotta be so exhilarated and thankful they made it out safe
Itâs nice to know that if I were to do this I wouldnât die alone and the man whose lap ive sat on for the whole plane ride is coming with me.
Never done skydiving, but Iâve done paragliding for many years. I love it shouldnât be afraid of heights afraid of anything just enjoy it. Lifeâs too short.đ
seeing people go skydiving makes me wanna do it too
i just cant imagine how it would feel to stay in the air with nothing under your feet
It feels really strange, it kind of feels like jumping on the floor , but instead of touching the floor again you just keep on accelerating. I am working on my skydiving licence (around 20 jumps now)
The feeling is very hard to describe, the only way to get it is to do it ( ps, you definetly should one day, its amazing!)
This seems fun. Just scared the parachute won't deploy and neither would the backup. :(
Activate them in the plane just to be sure. Canât be too safe
Same. I also have motion sickness which is just âš painful âš
@@angleleak whoâŠcares
@@sebastienpasnin9826 this is a comment section, people comment. No one needs to care specifically.
@Joel Nausea. Feels like you went on a trip and forgot your stomach.
That part where he said, God placed the best things in life on the other side of fear for years, I had such a fear of withdrawal that I stayed enslaved to the drug OxyContin. It was only after facing down the awful fear that I realized fear was the hardest part of it all. Once I slowed down on the medication, my anxiety decreased. My energy decreased also, but my joy began to soar to new heights.
Thank you for creating this video! I have to do a page of someone going on their first skydive for school and this helped so much. The way you describe everything is just so detailed
"god placed the best things in life on the other side of fear"
Me:"is scared of death"
Jesus loves you, you'll be in heaven !!đ
@@kamkam9510 shut up omg đ it was funny, now itâs ridiculous
@@hairnetart God loves you and forgives your sins. May God lead you on a better path.
@@kamkam9510 After the first 100,000 billion years heaven will be boring af.
@@TheTruthKiwi Its only good their theres no disease no death no sadness no anxiety no depression no negative anything. Seems like a good place to me đ€·ââïž
I'm not scared of the fall for the jump, I'm terrified on relying on another person when my life depends on them.
Edit: For the record, I wouldn't trust myself to be able to do it either â ïž
Iâd be more terrified if I had to jump instead of someone else jumping for me, seems like itâd be hard to jump when Iâm looking at my death đ
What
Well to be an instructor like that they need HUNDREDS of jumps completed
Make sure they have their proper qualifications
Doesn't matter if you don't care about dying, atleast you don't die alone this way. đ€Ș
You don't necessarily have to go skydiving in order to experience the message that Will Smith is trying to make. It's the principle behind the message for ultimate success within, of each and every individual. Are you willing to jump and take the plunge for your dreams, no matter how scary it might seem? It's the message within the message.
Thank you Austin for the video with Will Smith voice over.
The message is extremely beautiful between the video and the Will Smith motivational speech. God bless
nah you got to skydive
The first time I went skydiving I never experienced terror or fear, I couldnt wait to jump out of that plane. It's absolutely amazing!!!
"That's one minute, see you tomorrow."
God Lives Loves Listens forgives and heals! Heâs there no matter what
And the best part is he has no prayer limits! Itâs like having a phone with unlimited talk and text !
@@nerdgeekcosplay909 nah the best part is that he doesn't exist and yall's weed is real good
@@andymccoy8370 just let people have their own beliefs. Itâs really none of your business to tell anyone otherwise.
What you said about God is so true. If we have faith and understand that there is no true danger with him, we should not be afraid, as the devil puts fear in our hearts
Went skydiving right when I turned 18 since I always had this fear of heights. The funny was as I was on the plane they had to call it due to the weather. Second time I was shitting bricks but honestly glad I did super exhilarating and the view alone is definitely worth it
Does the fall feel like a constant roller coaster drop? Like the big drop when the roller coaster starts
@@FalconFlight747 only the first half second then you realize your fine and it goes away
@@ddk9467 That feeling is like every scary funfair ride. That's why I believe in just doing it.
@@FalconFlight747 thatâs what I was scared to as well I would hope that feeling would end quick like the queezy feeling I feel in my stomach as well
@@FalconFlight747 - having done it a few times, there is no ârushâ. It actually feels like youâre floating in air.
I sky dived once I did not feel the same way I was crying a was literally holding on so tight and when we got to the ground I wouldnât move for a minute and they had to check on me.
Itâs like being with God for just a few seconds :)
Holding your girl's hand when her instructor is rubbing hardwood against her. That's cute.
This made me cringe because itâs all I could think about after she made that suggestive look. I think they just canceled me and my girl ever going sky diving because I would snap the fuckers neck who said she has to sit on my lap because my girl only sits on my lap
@@SuperBike_VloneSoldier you are very badAss
@@SuperBike_VloneSoldier it's a good job you don't have security issues
@@SuperBike_VloneSoldier talk about cringe dude..
@@SuperBike_VloneSoldier pretty sure that attitude is the reason why she'll never tell you who's lap she's sitting on
I went skydiving for my 18th birthday. It was absolutely amazing! And I would do it again. It was definitely a little to close for comfort in the plane and being strapped to someone who literally determines if you land safely or not. It is such an adrenaline rush and once your out of the plane, you lose all fear and it become amazing!â€ïž
"The more you feel like living, the more you are closer to death."
I think that quote should be "the closer to death you are, the more alive you feel" it makes more sense when wrote in english
@@John...44... It makes more sense when "written" in english. đ
@@otatopla7667 it makes more sense when âwritedâ in english. dont worry I fixed it
@@AsianCole "it makes more sense when write in english" is actually the correct one, dont worry everyone makes mistakes
Amen God Loves you
I've been saying for years that for the amount of dread that I feel just thinking about doing this is the exact reason why I have to do this
The words spoken was the best part!
If you are scared of skydiving, i recommend finding a very open, straight road in a car that can go over 120mph. Do a top speed run in your car. If your car can go over 120 mph, youll have already gone faster than you will during your skydive. Ive done multiple top speed runs in my car (145 mph), and my very first skydive was an absolute breeze.
I love how it ties back into God's glorious world and how lucky we are that we get to live this amazing life that he is given us â€ïž
Amen!
Amen! đ
Amen đ
Amen!
God is capable of anything. Nothing is impossible. This is an amazing MessageâĄ
It's really interesting to me that whenever I commit to something 100% all the fear is gone. Just pure concentration
Fear is nothing but planning ahead and overthinking things. When you realize you are doing the thing, there's nothing more to overthink.
I have an extreme fear of heights, but skydiving is still on my bucket list. Thank you for this video!
Iâve always wanted to go skydiving so bad, and bungee jumping⊠And just about anything that can give me a thrill of excitement.
Ever been to Cedar Point? (The only good part of Ohio, lol) They have/had (not sure if itâs still there) an attraction called the Ripcord. Closest thing youâll get to skydiving at about 1/20th the height.
@@originalv5107 I have once, but I was too young to do most things. Maybe Iâll go again sometime.
DO IT! Get over it & DO IT!!
@@deniseyoung2988 I want to. But I donât have my license. Iâve been putting off getting them for years nowđ I donât want to drive. But I also have to get to college, which my parents currently drive međ„Č Iâll be getting them soon.
@@lauender when it comes to driving.. 1. Millions of people do it. If they can do it so can you. What 1 man can do, another can do.
2. You don't need a license to go sky diving. Sorry if I'm confused
Amen to that.
I skydive at least once every yr!
Love it! Look forward to it every time besides the cost (it ain't cheap) đ Godspeed y'all!
Loved the ending message
I climb cell towers for a living. Super fun. But the first five minutes or so up there still get me every time. Then I relax and work up there all day. Something not a lot of people will ever experience, but you all are missing out!
This is a 100% accurate description of what it's like.
So true..that's what I have learned .I live God I'm not traditional but I research alit if religious practices..to me god is compassion and love ...he has helped me grow as a person throu almost dying family members passing and a drug issue. He's helped me alot.. pure love ..if I'm willing to accept it
Going skydiving has always been a dream of mine. Iâve been asking my friends if they will go with me and they all said no but one. So I canât wait till I can afford it
you can't afford it yet or you can?
I experienced something similar to this, but not as extreme as skydiving. It was a zipline above a small forest connected to a beach and we travelled about 20 minutes in a prone position. I had a fear of heights and was ready to back out when I saw how high and long it is. Youâd go solo so you had no one to cling onto except for the safety gear. When It was my time to go, I remembered screaming so much halfway until my body just froze. Then I realized it was so calm and peaceful that I was so overwhelmed by it. When it was over and I had to leave, I regretted screaming so much in the midst of it because it was really calming and loved the feel of the wind and how blue the water or how green the trees are. It really was such a great experience, Iâd do it again!
this is how my first ziplining experience went as well!! iâm usually devastated by heights, and jumping off the tower initially took several minutes longer than it should have because of my crying, but cruising between the trees with the wind and the sun on my face is a treasured memory now.
hopefully we will get to experience it again someday!!
Well my only advice is to not regret that you were afraid, it was your bodies automatic response you can't control it, you wouldn't be mean to someone whose gay for being gay, don't be mean to yourself for being afraid, fear is normal
Stuff like that should be valid, we shouldnt hate ourselves for having emotions
Not that it's bad to overcome fear, that was a good thing too, just don't regret being afraid
(plus it doesn't make sense, you can't change it, and there isn't some big lasting issue, you overcame it, leave it in the past)
@@thefinalfrontear it didn't take you more than it should have, it took you exactly as much as you needed, we shouldn't be mean to people who are afraid, we should give them more time than expecting them to just be able to do things
Would you be mean to others? If the answer is no, then stop being mean to yourself, and stop using phrases like that to describe your emotions
It's like replacing sorry with thank you to make yourself hate yourself less
I totally relate to this! I recently went to Puerto Rico and went zip lining(I went to Toro Verde apparently it was one of the longest zip line in the world!) and Iâm like somewhat afraid of heights but the main thing I was afraid of is the butterfly/tummy tickle feeling in your stomach, like I just hate that feeling!, but my cousin was like âitâs okay I went on it before and you donât get that feeling trust meâ and I was like okay itâs okay trying to calm myself down, but the second I got up there and the guy was putting on the safety gear I started to have a literal panic attack which I normally donât get and I started screaming to put me down and telling my cousin I donât want to do this and after some encouragement and all(or probably the embarrassment I would feel after all that if I got downđ„Č)that I was like just do it to myself and went on it and literally the second I saw the scenery down below I felt like at peace it was so beautiful and afterwards I was so embarrassed cuz I caused all that commotion and everyone there sawđ€Šđœââïžđ© but I definitely am so proud of myself of not backing out the last minute and just did it it was so fun and canât wait to do it again sometime!đđđ„łđ€( sorry for the long comment)
I have always wanted to skydive đȘ but I just canât get over the fear of jumping from the plane and falling until the parachute opens. Maybe one day I can conquer this and give it a shot!đđŸ
Amen God bless u
I LOVE HOW U MENTIONED GOD IN YOUR SHORT
âGod placed the best things in life on the other side of fearâ đ„ Too good bro
idgaf how blissful skydiving is, i will never in my whole life jump out of an airplane. thats insane. its cool to see other people do it but i can just feel the knot in my stomach simply from watching
Fear is an irrational emotion. It's an experience you'll always remember and the fact that if you can do it, imagine what other feats you could conquer. Put it on your bucket list...I dare you!
@@alfredallen3350 Fear is whats kept humans alive for thousands of years. There's a reason people are afraid of things. Even with how safe things are now, accidents still happen.
@@nono-ch8oy I bet you get in your car and drive to work every day though.
I feel sorry for people like you. You're in your mind too much; you don't even know what you've missed out on in life
@@nono-ch8oy yup always a slight chance of a malfunction happening, not risking my life for a thrill like that
He's right I felt so free in that moment, time to do it again
absolutely right, most blissful ever. I jumped for 5yrs, unfortunately I had a very bad accident and broke my legs and severely hurt my back. I recovered after a very long time. Iâm a father now and dream of doing it again, my 6yr old daughter watches my videos and always says she wants to jumps. My dream one day is to jump with her. Iâm not gonna lie but Iâm frightened, I thought I was dead that day of my accident. God give me strength to get back up there.
This is crazy you made my day and Iâm always scared to do things and this just motivated me to push past my fears and just fight them.
God didn't place you back on earth it was the parachute designed by brilliant Engineers.
One of the most amazing experiences Iâve had was sky diving â€
About a month I did my first tandem. I was so calm the entire time until the door opened and I swung my feet out. Then it was sure panic!!
When he looked down it had me curl up every part of me. Even my toes. đ
There's no way this dude isn't in crippling depression after seeing his girl like that with the other dude.
Very important point in the last sentence! đ
I soloed fiirst time., no static line., all me. On 33rd birthday. With a cameraman on the ground.
The human brain has an insane ability to process a stressful situation into something you feel as though you've done your whole life.
Him being insecure about his forehead/ hairline while skydiving makes me sad
Facts bringing the hat on a plane and keeping his hair down and then instantly putting the hat back on when he was on the ground
Austin im glad you made it.
Random internet confession:
I skydived once, was awesome! I remember two things clearly: (1) looking up and seeing the sun between my feet as we fell, then looking up and seeing the earth. Wasnât disorientating, felt peaceful, and (2) after pulling the chute and looking down and the drop beneath my feet, was pretty terrifying realizing my life depended on the two metal caribiners.
Also my aunt was learning skydiving from a dude in the 70s and on their 15th jump his chute didnât deploy correctly and he died but she landed fine. She quit after that. I called her a pussy after I jumped but neither she nor I jumped again. I feel like she still has it over on me but Iâll never tell her that.
Yeah I donât think I want to go skydiving now thanks
Ameen brother
Hope this covid stuff end soon
I did this a few years back. It was one of the most satisfying experiences I've ever had. I will do it again, hopefully soon. Its not for everyone but if you are up to it I say go for it.
No thanks.. my Friend was an instructor his last jump the person he was taking down died on impact and he's paralyzed for life.. even the pros can have problems, he had done thousands of jumps.. all it took was that last one to change his life and the family of the deceased.
Will Smith motivational talks are just as impressive as his movie / music resume
Blissful- that is a perfect description. Wanted to do it all my life. No fear! I felt peaceful, at ease!
"god put the bestthings in life on the other side of fear"
Me, who is afraid of being stabbed: so what you're saying...
take a stab at it đ
@@6thSenseGaming đđđ
@@6thSenseGaming I'm not that sharp
If God wanted me to fly, he would have given me wings...I'm good staying on the ground...call it fear, call it denial. I am still good on the ground.
Wow the audio message behind this video hit hard core đ„č
I was terrified during basic parachute training but it was worth it! Proud to have my jump wings đŹđ§
It isn't just fear with me, it's the fact of barfing on the way down cuz it tickles my stomach when going down even on roller coasters đ
Austin copying Will Smiths message
Everyone in the comment section: Great Message
When people havenât faced real fear, trauma, and adversity they go seek safe, controlled versions of it out. Sky diving, spelunking, storm chasing. How many combat veterans did this?
dude what?đ
What?
I understand exactly what you're saying...a soldier or combat vet would likely find skydiving boring or would know exactly what to expect and enjoy it...whereas people who have never felt that intense life or death internal struggle,seek that intensity in a safe way
Awesome video. But more importantly was the MESSAGE!!! GOD BLESS EVERYONE
The last moment to catch her self it was amazing đ€©đ€©đ€©đ„łđ„łđ„łđ„łđ„°
wow, such a powerful message. I just want yall to know that Jesus loves u so much that he died on the cross for u so that u can go to heaven instead of hell đ
I don't care
Not true. Lord Vishnu is the true protector of all life. Lord Vishnu protects us in this life and the next.
@@aking4130 all religion and gods are bulls**t so there
@@Bianchiboy I think he knows that
Powerful message? This is some white bread asshole making something out if nothing. He fell through the air I want someone to edit this dialogue over someone falling off a huge ladder in slow-mo.