Influencers Commit Crimes & Post Them On Social Media...
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- čas přidán 24. 03. 2022
- Hello guys and gals, it's me Mutahar again! This time we take a look at the infamous Tesla Model S jump that happened a few days ago and reflect on the sheer stupidity of the incident. Influencers are the dumbest breed of people to ever walk the Earth. Thanks for watching!
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“2.7 million followers, which is like 5000 on CZcams” got me fucking rolling 🤣
I believe there is a new universal rule:
If there is a crime an influencer will commit it
Influencers are criminals
rule 33
KICKING A BABY INTO A VOLCANO?!?! (NO CLICKBAIT)
I never thought they'd be a literal, "motherfucker" but I was proven wrong.
This is only cause the general population gives them a platform and encourages this behavior. They might be ostracized if they do something super bad, but they also have way too many supporters who do not care whatsoever about the consequences
I'm with you on this one, Muta. If they do some shit like this, they should be blacklisted from driving for at least the next 20 years.
I feel you for real, man. My girlfriend died in a car crash. It's been 12 years since then. And 5 years after that, my best friend from high school died in a motorcycle crash.
It would be one thing if they were doing this in a controlled environment like a destruction derby or out in the middle of nowhere. But this is a goddamn neighborhood. Literally the first thing they tell you when you're learning to drive is "dont do stupid bullshit." And these people show a blatant disregard for that as well as a lack of respect for the lives around them.
Fuck 20 years, make it for life. They've obviously proven themselves that they can't handle responsibility.
The kind of brainrot most influencers have makes them think of themselves as the center of the universe. Rules only exist for plebs and rubes while they "play the system" in a never ending race to have as many 12yo comment on their TikTok as possible.
Also, sorry for you loss. Losing loved ones like this is always horrible.
People posting these videos of them breaking the law online seems like natural selection. Happy no one took a tesla to the face.
at least their cameras can take higher quality video than the 5p security cameras.
makes it easier for law enforcement lmao
@@whatsaaappthesequel on god 💀
I would have watched the video 😭 look up Porsche girl
@@whatsaaappthesequel clueless
@@whatsaaappthesequel 🤡🤡🤡
There is a lot of stupidity here, but the fact that homeboy crashed a rental car, and thought that just abandoning it there on sight was the best play is my personal favorite...
Completely untraceable, no ramifications, how could they possibly know it was me? Problem solved!
You’d think they would easily connect the rental car to the person who rented it lol
@@PhoenixRoseYT iirc he rented the car via Turo app and correct me if I'm wrong but If I understood, there's no paper trail, as he rented the vehicle from a person, not a car rental company
@@Nexen4Games Why wouldn't the Renter on Turo turnover his phone number and Turo account? Because a Turo renter has that information.
@@itsasadbunny I honestly don't know, they might have already done it. I'm not from the States, nor have I used the app, so I'm just sharing what I've read somewhere. Still hoping to hear the news that the bastard has been caught tho
@Nexen4Games Supeona I shall, identifiable info I may acquire.
We had 3 rules growing up
1. Don’t record it
2. Don’t write it down
3. Don’t talk about it to anyone that wasn’t there
First rule of fight club?
@@frederickdawson2253 don't talk about fight club.
@@wowjustwow2936 Don’t Talk About Bruno. #1 Rule.
or just dont do stupid stuff
how about not doing it in the first place...
Adding another victim to these stupid clout chasers is the Tesla was rented from a person, not a company, on one of those apps that allow you to rent a person's car. So, several people had their cars damaged and at least two of them were totaled.
The fact that the Tesla was rented on an app raises the questions of what kind of vetting does that app company do and why can't the cops get the info on who rented it? When you sign up to these car lending services you should have to give your license to prove you're legal to drive right? And there should be a DMV check by the app company right? And the cops should have gone directly to the app company to get that info right? So WTF is wrong with the cops that they can't connect the dots?
I'm certain the cops in California can use a warrant to obtain that info. Whether the company is giving them a hard time or a judge is refusing to grant them one, that's a different story
@@themonsteraddictmmxvi1564 basically this, cops can't (or shouldn't, since any sort of private info they manage to get without a warrant likely will be thrown out in court entirely) just go directly to a company to get that info, otherwise they wouldn't have issued a reward in the first place lmao.
It takes a lot more time than people thing to obtain a warrant for data. Depends on where that data is stored in the first place; that app might not even store their own data and use another service or something. Bunch of messing around before they can get anywhere. It's like kids think they can just "get data off of an app" immediately, like it's as simple as jacking in their PoPoPhone into The Big Internet Machine and then downloading everything instantaneously
I lost my license for 2 years because I forgot to switch my registration when I moved states and got pulled over. I'd hope these people have a much harsher punishment.
Those kids are in for a surprise when they find out that "it's just a prank bro" isn't a viable legal defense.
“B-but your honour, look, there’s the camera!”
Big bubba is gonna prank those boys in prison
These are rich kids. Money = impunity.
"Your honor, my client was acting based. So all charges should be dropped"
“Your honor, my client did a oopsie poopsie”
"the influencer hellhole known as Los Angeles"
As someone from southern california, I must disagree. LA is a hellhole in every aspect, not just the influencers.
Northern California man here and I'll concur. L.A. is so bad it makes S.F. look good.
@@priuskiller nah nah nah bro no way, there is actual shit around every corner in SF, source: i live here
So you do agree.
Was planning a honey moon there. Thank god for youtube and reddit to point me to go far away from that shit.
LA is just fundamentally fucked up based on the single fact, that this mother of all urban sprawl is solely based on cars/roads for its infrastructure, which leads not only to very bad air quality, but also to an enormous waste of space for roads and parking lots but also high time bc travel times still tend to skale in with the size of this urban monstrosity that is LA. They have tried to combat more congestion with "simply more roads for decades", but it hasn't made the situtation any better, quite the opposite actually.
Ofc. electric cars will not solve this either.
Muta knows how to slip in casual comedy.
"This was clearly a recorded act of brain damage".
I almost spit out my Coke.
People have had their licences revoked for drunk driving, in which their ability to make good decisions is impaired. Losing the right to drive should be the least of the consequences for someone who makes bad, dangerous decisions while fully sober and conscious
In a way it makes me feel like I’ve genuinely failed in life when I see influencers totaling Tesla’s for clout and avoiding all repercussions, while I’ve been stuck on a spare tire for a week unable to afford a fix.
They grew up rich thats why
Don't feel that way you're more of a winner than those idiots will ever be and it will catch up to them.
You live an honest, simple life. A life with no shame, and no need for validation from randoms online. That’s an honorable existence. You make it work. That’s what it’s all about.
Ngl. I'd take being poor and yet still having good morals over being this rich but being so delusional to the point of thinking doing shit like this for clout is normal.
Most famous people you loved died by age 26. If you make it past 26, you're already living a better life than many beloved stars.
Like Charlie said before "Prison is temporary, but clout is forever"
People will do anything nowadays, disregarding other people's safety and breaking the law just for some upvotes and likes.
People like this IRL shouldn't be allowed to roam free. just my opinion...
They gotta leave some sort of legacy, no matter how short, how irrelevant, or how stupid it is. Cause they probably can't achieve much with their life otherwise
Kinda like you.
@@SirAlexanderr if you're talking about me, I'm a respectable member of USA society. Not a psychopath looking for something that would make me famous.
One of the people included is you.
I’m sorry about your family members. I’m glad you still speak about these idiots.
After watching a few of your videos I had to subscribe!!! The truth that flows is infinite.
Last year one of my students had an idiot crash into her bedroom at night, thank God her twin and her are ok physically. They were however traumatized by the event, still struggling to feel safe in their own homes.
Bro WTF.
Glad my bedroom is the furthest room from the road next to my apartment.
jeez that sounds awful hope everything turns out well for them
Possibly inappropriate aside: I appreciate your use of the word 'traumatized' here. At its core, being traumatized can mean your immediate understanding of the world has been challenged.
I think having one's bedroom go from whole to a car crashed within - in realtime while you are present - is a great example of this. It's understandable they're still affected.
Didn’t ask
@@monkeymayEH I asked
When Muta said "jumped a Tesla," I thought he meant someone recorded themselves carjacking a Tesla.
Same
thats the streets in you
@@agbotlmao1623 I live in STL, it's a given lmao
Someone probably did that too 💀
For me I though it was someone jumping over a Tesla
My favorite example of high school kids thinking it’s cool to commit a crime was when me and a coworker caught some kids shoplifting at the store I work for.
At first I acted all nice and stuff, asking how their day was, etc etc. then when I was done, I told them I saw them shoplifting and I told them to give me their bag. I basically had to force it off them, and I did that sort of bad cop dumping all their shit out of the bag.
Kicked around the contents that I wasn’t looking for, and I found an opened bottle of Mtn Dew with some pharmaceuticals dissolved in the bottle. Took the bottle, left the mess I made for them to clean up, and told them if I saw them again, I’d report them to the authorities. I swear, the entire store could hear me yell at them.
I went as far as recording their license plate number for next time. Haven’t seen them since I scared them off
Tbf, I hate it when kids did that shit, so that explains how aggressive I was
I love the constant uploads i watch them instantly thank you for being so real
I used to live on a hill. People jumping and then crashing is not an uncommon occurrence.
What was the worst this you saw get jumped?
I don't think people were doing it on purpose and filming it, that is the difference.
@@huckleberryfinn8795 no but they were speeding on purpose
Some people, I tell ya, all it takes is a slight downward slope and the brain damage is shown in full force.
@Narja the vehicle was rented, you think its a coincidence a bunch of people were recording it? Pretty sure they were all working together for clout
being a police officer for the LAPD must be wild as fuck 😂
🤷♂️ I don’t know why anybody would sign up to be a police officer in 2022.
@@Tyler-jd3ex Its things like these that grinds people's gears. They want this to stop. Thats a good enough reason for becoming a police officer.
@@UC3rm0aNC4ysyZipDZotXnZA all cops are bad
@@ghostlegit hope you end up in a situation where you’ll need them(:
If you wanna save the world join the army or be a firefighter lol
I think we have a variant of the Florida Man strain out in the wild: the California Man.
“This was clearly a recorded act of brain damage” had me rolling
Social media was a mistake. I was walking down the street earlier today and someone pulled a drive by on me with an airsoft rifle. Everyone in the car had their phone out recording me so I'm guessing it'll pop up in social media soon enough. People just love recording their crimes for validation.
Some dude did that around here, in rural America, motherfucker would get shot. Same for the inner cities to be fair.
Hooligans
Every kid thinks one viral video will make them rich. "Lol, this guy reacted like any human would when we all pulled guns!"
That happened once on my country. The car got shot. A rain of bullet fell on them. They abandoned the car too 🤣
The fact that you and replies all had a similar incident is really scary because of how often it happens...
I agree with muta, if you do some shit like this you 100% not only deserve to do a prison sentence but definitely deserve to have your license permanently revoked. As someone with a young child I can only think how devastated I would be if some idiot did this while my daughter was playing outside and they hopped their Tesla into my yard. Goes for anyone though someone could have lost their child, their mother, their father, their dear uncle whatever human life isn’t something to play about
The problem is that you have certain extreme situations where many agree its ok to revoke driving legally. But then, cause human nature is to take a mile when given an inch and keep on going, the goalposts get moved for more and more mild incidents.
Then, since its the government controlling this driver's licencing, the law can be applied unevenly as a political weapon. Even im San Fransico, bearing a gun is a universal right, yet they refuse to give open carry permits unless you have connections. Or more likely politicians preaching safer roads as a way to crack down on controling peoples driving transportation and giving higher fees for less severe incidents to make more money.
It see what you mean by saying that "if it even saves one life argument", but like with putting the speed limit to 5mph or locking everyone unwillingly indoors against disease, the overall cost wont work, especially if its used as a weapon against the public for years to come.
Also since its rental tesla, it doesnt help cause someone else can just rent for them. So the real punishment is gonna be legal backlash in property damage and crimes, like injury or deaths, anyway. Which is more than enough to ruin most. But trying to take away driving can be just as easily a tool of tyranny against the innocent at least as much as for whatever justice it seeks to accomplish.
Your name is "Pure Killcam".
@@TheBuster0926 lmao I can see how contradictory that seems out of context that’s actually hilarious 🤣
Great video and commentary. Thanks for doing this. You got a new sub.
"Rap snitches, telling all they bussiness, be in the court and be they own star-witness, 'do you see the perpetrator?' 'Yeah I'm right here.'
I'm convinced that their parents met at the family reunion because how else would you get such idiocy.
We’re living in a era of Alabama
at this point a north korean slave is probably smarter than these people
We are living in the real life Idiocracy with Camacho Joe
@@Jotchua the golden era of Alabama
No, it was there parents who told them to jump the Tesla, they obviously told them this when they realised they were raising apes with unlimited money.
The Tesla video just makes me think of this woman who was driving at almost 4 times the legal limit and landed on the roof if a Chinese restaurant. Here's an exact quote from a news article. "Risso was allegedly driving erratically at a high speed with her one-year-old daughter in the back seat before hitting three other vehicles, a pole and a concrete barrier, investigators said.
The vehicle then lost a tire, slammed into a van parked outside the restaurant and went airborne before landing on the building's roof."
The only somewhat reasonable explanation for that would be "The woman was having a psychotic breakdown and was hallucinating. She genuinely believed that a 60 foot demon dragon of fire was chasing her vehicle". Any other explanation and the verdict should be "Instant loss of custody and placement in a mental asylum for an undetermined amount of time until fit to live among other humans".
how tf did she get on the roof
That's some voodoo GTA 5 shit
except that I live in Pennsylvania and that's where this happened
@@totallynotbluu I guess from her driving so fast that after she smashed into 3 cars n totaled a minivan she went airborne and somehow landed on the roof. And then the cops let her go after she go out of the hospital and she was on the run for a gre days before they caught her. I guess this was like her 3rd DUI
"Recorded act of brain damage" is the best thing I've ever heard 🤣🤣
I totally agree with you. People who drive like this should not have a license. I love how you stated that someone has to die or be injured for people to think, "wow that was a bad idea"
As a 30 years old boomer, I feel that this relentless search for popularity has given birth to a generation of sociopaths and narcissists.
Oh yeah for sure. I'm only 21 and even when I was in high-school, people weren't as stupid as they are now. It's insane. I think I got out of adolescence at the perfect time.
Im a junior and at least at my school, i dont know anyone who would do things like this. I think its just the dumb have gotten dumber
I'm 19 and been out of high school for a year or so now but God people really went full dumbass near the end lmao. I don't understand why people would like to be popular per se (unless you could make bank from it) but people just keep doing absolutely stupid shit for clout.
@@collinb.8542 I think it's a matter of validation more than money. Everyone wants to be under the spotlight and is addicted to attention. Imo this is caused by bad parenting (i feel like there are a lot more spoiled kids these days); influencers like the Paul brothers, Ricegum etc who encourage "clout chasing" and "flexing"; TikTok and Instragram which i find terrifying.
@@fakefake2316 I think one reason for the clout chasing is need for attention that kids won't get from their parents. I see a lot of parents that seemingly let their kids fend for themselves, they don't seem to care about their kids very much. I think many kids of today are materially spoiled but socially starving. That's what is so sad about it all, people are trying to use social media in an effort to get love and attention. Of course, not everyone's like that, but I guess a lot of them are.
if most teens/highschoolers weren't into following dumb trend, we'd have less criminal acts adding to the pile of many ranging from minor damages to ACCIDENTAL MURDERERS on the spot for committing these acts in the name of dumb clout.
Never forget being told kids stole random toilets' to a random traffic light.
This trend is nothing new, teens were all into racing their shitty rice boxes and wrecking in the early 2000s when the first few FnF movies came out.
I wouldn't be surprised if murder was the next big thing.
"accidental murder" is manslaughter
Teen/highscoolers always do dumb shit. I cant remember the times my friends and I back in highschool dared each other to do dumb shit for "Whoa! That was cool." remarks. The only thing different know is they post it online for the world to know and involve unwilling participants.
You forget about narcissist they do dumb shit too
Muta talkin about dukes of hazard had me flippin dyin!
Everything you said is exactly how I feel about people who weave in and out of traffic, tailgating, then swerving over to get around other drivers just to immediately swerve back over to tailgate again because they literally couldn't see that there's another car right in front of them in the next lane over that won't allow them to pass; this includes people who don't use turn signals and just swerve over randomly as they please at the cost of everyone safety. Same goes for all of the idiots on motorcycles going 120mph on the highway, rolling the dice that someone changes lanes at the right moment and turns them into highway paste. Also, people who have obscenely loud vehicles and think everywhere they're driving is GTA5 or Fast and Furious, when in reality they're driving a useless piece of trash, and literally 99% of everyone is laughing at them for spending hundreds of dollars in gas weekly, and wasted obscene amounts of their money on something that literally has to follow the laws of the road like everyone else. Cheers
you know, serial killers and influncers aren't that different afterall.
You never know. Your favorite influencer might be a deranged psychopath.
pretty soon the former will be all the rage for clout.
Serial killers are much better at keeping their mouth shut about it. That's one of the key ingredients in going from "killer" to "serial killer" :P
influencers are at best narcissists and at worst psychopaths
I do killing for fun
Influncers do it for the money
We are not the same
Social media addiction is on the level of crack cocaine addiction. People do crimes for the high/clout.
yet they cannot overdose on likes, cannot give themselves a golden-shot of subscriber count...
Clout chasing culture/social media in general combined with what's been going on over the past 2 years has created the perfect storm for severe mental health issues in young people and now that the world is returning to "normal", we're seeing the result of it. It's easy to just call them stupid, but I think there's something more complex and much more sad behind all of it and most people are either oversimplifying it or overlooking it entirely. Also, people focusing more on the actions of these young people rather than what's causing it (social media and the immense pressure to conform to certain norms on it). Silicon Valley corporations are the ones who really need to be held accountable. Everything they do makes society a worse place to live.
@@Araneus21 But they could die doing stupid shit like jumping a tesla for internet points
@@Netrole maybe jumping a high-voltage Tesla-Coil would be better for them...
I totally agree with you. People who haven’t seen or been through some kind of accidents with cars or at least in traffic, have no idea how dangerous it really is. Some people doesn’t deserve to have a drivers license to begin with.
When I was six I shoplifted a tiny beanbag lizard fridge magnet from a gift shop at the beginning of a rainforest loop trail in Costa Rica. I had it in my jacket pocket and throughout the hike I worked on prying the magnet off it. I put it back when we got back to the trailhead. Eighteen years later, I still remember how the guilt ruined that hike for me. None of the adults around me ever found out about it.
Having the title "Influencer" should be considered a crime itself
It's the new way to say you're unemployable
@@stickmanbrains these guys make so much money dude, they don't need to be employed anymore, which is a problem
I call them manipulators. Because thats what they are. It fits much better.
I legitimately had an argument with someone on Instagram with them trying to argue that Alex Choi (the CZcamsr in this scenario) was not at fault for following the fans to the spot of the jump and setting up multiple angles.
I don't see how he isn't at fault for anything. The fact that he was there and recorded it kinda proves it.
Who cares tho
@@joacimlopez9735 their argument is usually that its free choice for the driver to do it or not and alex isnt forcing them, I just think that if the influencers wouldnt have followed them to the spot after the car meet (which Im like 90% sure was also run by Alex Choi) this wouldnt have happened to begin with.
@@mythicalscrub356 the 37 likes
@@2007ghettonissanaltima Underrated comment.
Reading the title of the thubnail i thought for sure it was going to be on all the insane number of robberies in LA or the murders, boy was i shocked to find it was just the best send of 2022 lmao
If cellphones had been around when I was growing up, me and my friends would be under a super max facility. 🤣🍺
I've always said if our parents had cell phones like today during the 80's-90's shit would be wild af lol
"Don't talk about no dimensional merge because that doesn't exist."
Somewhere in a jail cell, Chris Chan is crying over that statement right now.
You mean our Lord and savior Jesus Christine Sonichu Chandler CPU Blue Heart?
about the jail cell statement, i'm like really confused if he's even in jail because i saw him in gamer from mars' latest video, free in his homespace
barb wasn't there fortunately 🤷🏻♀️
@@KH0LRA GFM’s video was from a whiiiile back. Chris is in an unknown location right now, most likely a mental hospital. He’s definitely not at home.
@@KH0LRA dude is locked up in either a looney bin or jail
Outside of being in a plane, there's never been a good time in my life when I've been airborne. I certainly didn't plan on being airborne in any of those cases either. To do this on purpose is a level of lunacy I can't even comprehend.
Why were you outside the plane when it was airborne??
Lol, ive been airborne plenty of times in a car on private property when i was younger. Step 1 buy $300 junker step 2 build ramp step 3 get drunk step 4 jump car. I wouldn't recommend it because it wrecks your back, but my god was it fun lol.
Oh no, I couldn't even get on a plane unless you knock my ass out and ensure I'm unconscious the whole flight. I'm deathly afraid of heights, solid ground is my best friend
trampoline
As a human who does insurance, no way would they pay out. There's a saying in insurance. "It's not our job to pay. It's our job to follow the contract (policy)". With this in mind most policies have a provision of, if you intentionally create damages then they won't insure it. Insurance tries to just cover accidents and acts of God for personal vehicle insurance.
That dukes of hazard reference was golden😂
You were right earlier Muta, we *DO* live in a Metal Gear Solid 2-esque society. Why won't social media be less toxic as it is today!? It used to be the Wild West of the internet, but look what social media has become! How convenient is that? Ridiculous! Rubbish! Inexplicable! I'm saddened on what happened to my generation since I am Gen Z myself. Just, make it stop already... I feel like giving up because of these "influencers". 😥
To be fair, millennials were doing the "cinnamon challenge" and licking their friends eyeballs for clout during the wild west era, stupid people existed forever just in different form.
edit: not to belittle what's happening here, because this new "trend" puts at risk bystanders/animals.
Y'all this is obviously satire
@@ratbigrat864 The
It's only going to get worse.
Nice MGS2 reference though...
Yo same
And People think being an influlencer is a legit job... like yeah if u get big but lets actauly br honest you will get a few thousand at best
Driving is a privilege, it's about time it was treated like it. Stuff like texting and driving, doing stunts on public roads, street racing, etc should all be grounds for at least a one year suspension.
While that sounds nice at first you have to consider how do people get transportation?
Do this and suddenly people can't get to work and you have unemployment issues or country side areas with few businesses having most of their population unable to work.
The end result of your solution is more likely to cause an economic collapse as we need stuff like trams/trains for public transportation before you can deny private transportation.
The fact that a dui is only 6 month revoke and you can still drive to the store and work blows my mind
@@Buglin_Burger7878 I for one don't care since they chose to be stupid idiots who are endangering themselves and others. In other words they chose to be idiots so no sympathy for them.
The Problem is that it really isn't a privilege. There is zero public transport in a bunch of the country for it to be.
@@Buglin_Burger7878 dont waste your energy some people arent the brightest
Crime in the 80s: Bro we gotta cover this up so much so no one ever finds out!
Crime now: literally posts it for millions of people to see
As Jeremy Clarkson once said- "In certain parts of America, people have started to mate with vegetables"
People lose driving privileges for much less than this shit.
I'm truly not surprised at this point, if you told me an influencer tried to eat a brick, I wouldn't question it.
I wouldn't be surprised if they actually succeed doing so... nor would I raise an eyebrow if they died from it and it still became a massively popular trend...
# masonry muncher challenge!!!💯💯💯🤪
“BUT MUDA!!1!!1” makes me giggle uncontrollably every time
Glad no one got hurt in this (except the rental company's bottom line) and with that said, I've seen the videos with batteries in hydraulic presses and if he had hit with just a little more force he could indeed have become the first influencer who actually take it all the way to the moon.
It's interesting how society pretty much expects everyone to get a license but a lot of ppl shouldn't have one.
Just like social media accounts
This is due to lobbyists destroying public transportation.
Muta's gonna be reaching to a point where he will no longer be surprised by the increasing stupidity outdoing the other.
off the title i knew it'd be this video you'd be talking about 😂
"Tesla is the Apple of vehicles" LOL
I'm so glad when I did stupid crap when I was younger in early 2000s it wasn't documented.
I was 6 when my father got killed by a drunk driver coming home from work. years later the same driver killed a small family. Cars are very dangerous because the human body isn't designed to move that fast or deal with masses of metal that large moving that fast. . .that simple, every time behind the wheel, stakes are high, shits real. just google some stats. Anyway good on ya Muta.
Your father and that poor family, just IMMEDIATELY extinguished because of a reckless fuck who shouldn't have been allowed to drive at all. Sorry to hear of the loss man, jesus christ.
This is one of the reason's why cars are both a blessing and a goddamned, motherfucking cursed death machines for humanity. But its always those who are behind the wheel that must take the blame for every driving based crime they commit
And this is why I'm too paranoid to drive, I was shown waaayyyy too many car crash videos in drivers ed I didn't learn shit besides YOU WILL DIE IN A VEHICLE. Fun! :/
@@wazzzup2579 the thing is if we just built this country on public transportation such as busses and trains instead of personal vehicles this shit wouldn't be an issue. Thanks Henry Ford!
@@lambybunny7173 We would be living in a much more environmentally friendly world, as well.
Yeah I start habitually using the term "Grinds my gears" whenever I see that episode of Family Guy too. Damn you Muta, you're gonna get me started again. 🤣
Dude I'm really upset..
That I haven't found your content sooner! I've been binging all of your videos the past 2 weeks. You just tell it like it is and talk about anything and everything YOU want to and not following trends. 👏 Amazing
"this is clearly a recorded act of brain damage"
true.
This was a great take muda. Imagine if someone lost their fucking life to something so idiotic man you’re right these people shouldn’t be able to drive a vehicle ever again they should’ve lost the privilege
Let’s stop pretending that jump isn’t awesome and we are not happy that these videos exist. And that isn’t saying that it is not dumb and dangerous.
It feels great(and profitable) to do hot-takes about how stupid they are.
Imagine having balls bigger than acorns... I know it'll be hard for you to comprehend, But they do exist
I be saying for years now people oughta be retested every so many years for their license, seniors even more often
@@3rdHalf1 you do understand why motocross exists right? Yeah we love sick jumps, but in the proper time and place you knob. Not in the middle of fucking main street where they can take out poor dave smith from down the block’s jeep ranger. That’s why we have extreme sports. If you’re thrilled by videos like this you probably need to take a further examination of yourself.
@@3rdHalf1 they literally wasted…. $100k in less than 60 seconds. Gone that fast. Just for clicks and likes. If you’re happy this exists just so you can say they’re idiots, then you’re a fool, and the reason why the continue to do it. Do you truly know the value of $100k? Or what it’s like to have nothing at all? Really now.
It is at this time I'm reminded of the immortal words of NoFX, "The idiots have taken over." That song just gets more relevant every year. It's like we just keep moving towards a future reminiscent of the movie Idiocracy.
Very educational and funny video!!
As someone who grow up in the southern states and been in this with people/ done it. I can honestly say they shouldn’t have done that let alone in California on a busy street.. do it in backroads where it’s nothing out there also don’t post it!! At least your own property gets damaged and no one else.
Train track on top of a raised hill?
Exactly!!! Your buddies do look out for other cars and nobody else ever has to know
Some stuff really shouldn't be for the Gram kids.
@@maybemablemaples2144 only for the gram once the -statue- statute expires
@@NoTraceOfSense Statute? Didn't realize statues had an expiration date...
As a former Californian, I can confirm it’s just shithole of influencers doing the most extreme stuff, trying to top the others, and that does sink to criminal level.
Your alphabet flag already shows us we here you from, you dont gotta tell us
As a current Californian, i can also confirm this.
@@rickygill661 ALPHABET FLAG WHAT LMFAO
I heard Midwest has morally good men and women compared to anywhere else in America. Is this true?
@@brockrock2359 for the most part people are, except Chicago and similar places. Nothing but pompous snobby liberals who hate everyone that isn’t like them. Most of the Midwest is cool though.
The unholy noise I made when you quoted Dukes then called it Starsky and Hutch XD
every time i see Muta smile it makes me smile too, awesome :)
IMO, anyone who does something absolutely brain dead stupid should have to pay for everything they've done. Repairs/purchase of new cars/property, prison for criminal charges commited, fees for everything they could have done...and ideally have one of their hands cut off.
This seems extreme and I’m all for it
Hammurabi style, I like it
Agreed. One time my neighbour accidentally backed up into my mailbox. I came to his house while he was at work the next day and mercilessly beat his wife and stomped on his chihuahua.
Well, you will love dubai then
Extreme my ass what the did is extreme and you need to be harsh to instill some fucking common sense in people.
The first video reminded me of those miniature crank cars kids play with and throw on miniature ramps, but this time it's a real car and the kid is behind the wheel.
Damn... Muta is really good at hiding his anger. I'm completely baffled by these influencers...
Thanks for the great idea man! Im from van nuys so ima go rent a lambo from venice beach for a few hours to jump it.
I love that these people exist. Every single one of them. These people will eventually breed and the world will be like mad max in no time. I can’t wait.
....Bruh, every time they recorded themselves is basically "Witnesses Me!" the warboys are known for.
lol
Can’t wait for my kids to charge there kids 20$ a gram.
@@itsjordie8206 because of Trump's inflation, by that time your kids would still be lower on the IQ scale for selling a gram for $20.
@@user-ey3ek3py6h why you delete your comment pimp
I never commited a crime of any sorts but, if someday for some reason I become a criminal, I would never post proof of my crimes online. Let the police do the investigation. For me there is no reason to be a criminal let alone a stupid criminal.
Never Say never, if I 360 no scope someone in real Life, I guarantee you i would post It.
@@lanfrancoadreani9212 That's why he said "stupid criminal" at the end there
Bullshit every one breaks the law one way or another.
I legit spit out my coffee by that Dukes of Hazzard reference.
10/10
Love your videos and personality and jokes. You should do more virus analysis videos. Those are my favorite
muta talking about the serious consequences of reckless driving, while ripping around Los Santos in a sports car is pretty funny
i thought muta was going to recreate the jump ingame lol
Its so sad how people can do this, like how can you gain a fan base, then proceed to royally screw them
A wise man once said “Prison is temporary, clout is forever”
I keep kids in my basement but you don't see me post about it on social media lol
Fun fact, Louisiana has or had a law against filming and posting crimes online thanks to the knock out game
All the “influencers” that were filming it and at the scene should all be fined immediately… only way to stop this non sense. All these influencers post this shit get clicks therefore get paid… we reward stupidity and it’s gotta stop.
Fined? No. Charged for reckless endangerment? Yes.
Fuckin LA influencers... Different species entirely.
Society elevates these kind of people to the top, popular AND rich, super rich! I hate modern society so much. So many people really suck nowadays
True but they said that they were just there and they didn't know he was gonna do that
@@urmumeatsglue1135 and if you believe that your an idiot… look at footage they were all standing in appropriate spots to get “good footage” so no that’s a lie they knew. They wanted “good content” for their oh so important social media egos and clicks….
I was honestly expecting a robbery or murder given the idiots that are provided to us via the internet.
I get penalized for accidentally hitting the curb while parallel parking in my drivers test yet people are acting like idiots in their Teslas. Some people need their drivers license revoked.
Knowing how much rent costs in LA, I believe his friends are going to rat him out for the $1000 dollars
Muta you hit it right on the head. I'm a professional driver here in Phoenix (23 years) and I thought I've seen it all and yet I'm still surprised on a regular basis. I don't see stupid stunts, but I do see arrogant people who think they're gods gift the automobile 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️😮😮
How often do you see some dumb kid blow up their transmission?
ontario insurance person here, and this is if they even have rental insurance. i imagine other places would have something similar. unless the renter was carjacked, renter's paying for it, and not insurance, since it breaches a condition that the insured shall not use or permit the use of the vehicle for exactly this kinda shit.
Starsky n Hutch lol I love Muta man
One time I pulled the tag off of a pillow. I posted it online and got away with it. 🤫
The prime of "fuck around and find out"
Although they never really find out since they keep doing it
Hey stupid people putting themselves in jail for ratting themselves out is great for everyone with a shred of common Sense to be honest
i love how much enjoyment muta gets out of shitting on dumb influencers
Great vid and your anger is totally warranted. Hope to see more Muta rants, setting the world to rights😁
No wonder LiveLeak went offline, looks like we don't need one anymore with where the internets going!
Video taping this crime spree is the best idea we ever had!
I was just thinking of that 😂
LOL "a recorded act of brain damage" this killed me