4:19 I like how the grey car said "hell no im outta here" LMFAO

That one car immediately making an illegal turn and driving away at 4:00 is the highlight of that entire clip. Finally someone with a survival instinct.

The Danish man going "Shut up, that's sure gonna be expensive" 😂

No video of the Beirut port explosion ? That was literally the biggest catastrophic failure caught on Camera..

4:16 that guy is seriously so cool for letting that one car make the U turn

I'm not even a geologist, and even I know that digging the ground out right up to the edge of a building foundation is just asking for trouble.

If I am correct, not one person died in any of these… that’s incredible!

Note to self:never move to any of these places. The people build like they are using poor stacked legos.

Well edited and presented. No annoying loud music. Enough footage and commentary to be informative and interesting without being boring or too short. An unusual combination these days. Great job #Underworld .

We should give some recognition and appreciation to those people who saw the cracks and other indications of imminent danger and got people out of harms way!

The documentary about unsolved mysteries left me feeling on edge. Those terrifying moments caught on camera made me question everything

The crane operator kept on running all the way home. It is good to hear he isn't in trouble.

I have to admit, with the Volgograd clip, they way all the drivers that had been driving toward the gas station collectively went "Nope. I'm out." and turned around was amusing.

i love how they go "uyyy *tut tut tut*" when they saw the landslide lmfao

GREAT format & presentation. I appreciate contextual information, which is so often absent from other such videos. Thank you.

I'm surprised anything in India is still standing.

This 22:25 one is like that old advice. Don’t sit on the branch you are cutting 😂

i find it funny the way the car just slowly turns into the other lane when the explosion happens

"No injuries reported" 7:19 dude falls out and gets flattened lmao

That man saw that explosion down the road and turned around REAL quick 😂😂

The last video looks suspiciously like a tactic that's used around the world. When large developers want to put up a new building and surrounding property owners refuse to sell to them, they'll do whatever it takes to get what they want. Including "accidentally" damaging or destroying property. They're willing and able to eat the fines and compensation as most new developments are done by enormous multinational trillion dollar companies who can easily afford it. It's a sad reality.

My uncle works for a demolition company and they were tasked with taking down the Robidoux in St. Joseph, MO back in the 70's. It came down, but it blew out windows for blocks. We still pick on him about being 'over the top destructive.'

This is an awesome put together video, some good insight and information to describe the clips, no overbearing loud music and some awesome footage. Thank you Underworld I'm now a Subscriber.

3:58 Gray car on the right: hmm.. on second thought, maybe I shouldn’t go to work today.

You cant fix stupid, but I am a firm believer that stupid fixes itself. Permanently. That truck driver almost won the darwin award.

Nunca pensé que los desastres catastróficos me cautivarían tanto. ¡Bien hecho!

2:53 What that really means is, “Nobody got hurt and, what's the odds of this happening again so, we'll do nothing.”

Locals could only watch in horror as all of the civil engineers, government officials and builders disappeared quicker than you can say how could this happen.

I used to live near the Oroville Dam and Ill never forget having to evacuate when we found out that the backup spillyway might fail. It was scary watching water escaping over the rim of the hill on live tv and hoping it wouldnt fail, the backup spillway was just a dirt hillside, it could erode. It was surreal to see the towns downriver completely emptied out. The spillway is so massive and the hole was huge. Our dams and infrastructure need work and not just here in California.

Professionally made video, Subscribed liked , and looking forward to see more awesome vids.😎

Thank you for showing the entire event, and not cutting it off just before!!! How many times have I seen the video cut out just after it started!!!

That poor crane operator. Dude narrowly escapes with his life and then probably had to wait months for them to find him not at fault.

3:55 Ok, who Farted!!!!

4:07 “…….you know what? I don’t need to go to Starbucks today. I’ll just go back home and make some coffee.”

Medellín isn't the capital of Colombia, that's Bogota.

24:10 Why the truck got so close to the helicopter? First ask why was the helicopter landed in an intersection with the blades spinning and the traffic flowing near it...

Whoa, this video is a rollercoaster of catastrophic failures! Couldn't stop watching!

I love how at the end you can tell he was complaining and giving them a more angry note

Thanks for the compilation of videos and the research you did for each one. It’s really sad to see the stupid mistakes but very happy that these situations didn’t cause any loss of life.

It never ceases to amaze me that all over the world, people live in all kinds of conditions some good and some bad; but no matter where you go they all have smart phones.. I find that very perplexing.

Landslides are a stark reminder of how fragile our landscapes can be. Let's work towards sustainable living.

35:53 great voice over haha

Hi there. I lived in Springville Utah in 1983 which is just south of Provo, or about 5 miles north of Spanish Fork Canyon. In 1983, a landslide took out an entire community named "Thissle" located in the Spanish Fork Canyon. It is now nicknamed "Thissle Lake" even though it's been drained since. When the landslide took place, it blocked off the Spanish Fork river causing the town to fill with water. It is now a national monument and still has the ruins that can be seen. Ive never seen any videos about this anywhere, just wondering if you can research it and do a video on it or involving it?

In power plant tower failure explosion, the little kid was the first reactor. She turned and started running away before anyone else!

"HOW DARE YOU LEAVE ME OFF THIS LIST" - Beirut port explosion

The crane operator sprinted the entire way home. That he is not in danger is a relief in natural disasters

I live in Missouri, and about 15 years ago, we had a blizzard that was so intense, that overnight it dropped over 2' of snow. No one alive had ever seen anything like it. My grandmother (RIP Gramma) was born in 1916, and she was speechless at how much snow had fallen. She had never seen anything like it.

2:20 Kudos to the video guy for risking life and limb to keep the disaster in frame!

Now I know why there are hundreds of thousands of people from India moving to Ontario, Canada every year!

The part where the guy drove the truck into the helicopter blades!!! How can you NOT see and hear the chopper? I mean when it’s fly above you you can easily hear it but it was sitting on the ground with its blades spinning which I imagine would be even louder… the truck drivers level of environmental awareness is shocking…. I’m glad nobody got Swiss cheesed up😂😂

another great group of videos. i like the way you show where the event is on a map. brings a lot more to what is going on. you also only show events where people were gone - and only light injuries. thanks very much. it makes it scary, but not ugly. :) 🌷🌱

I was visiting some family in the area during the Oroville Dam incident. It was pretty crazy to experience. Many people fleeing in fear. The hotel we were at offered to move us upstairs to avoid the water if it had collapsed. We opted to just leave.

love the history and detail in these videos

@ 25:17 Number 5 I don't think the driver was stupid. I didn't see any of the people all around directing drivers around the chopper. I didn't see a single person doing guard duty around the helicopter

A huge ball of fire down the street is a very impressive stop sign.

4:09 "I'll get my fuel somewhere else".

blame the Smurfs

R.I.P. Old Shredder

I've experienced a landslide. It's sounds like bombs exploding.

Number 17 was not a sink hole. It's called an erosion on a bank of an overflowing river. Sink holes tend to be more circular in shape and are isolated from water bodies.

Legend has it that the man driving the Cat digger is still trying to drive his way out of that river 😂😂

I like that quote, you can't fix stupid.

Definitely would recommend a part 2 based on my social life.

Oh damn, I thought the thumbnail was just supposed to be clickbaity and photoshopped but holy hell I was wrong. That is genuinely impressive

so dangerous, very good video, I really like watching videos like this

7:12 Cleveland: No no no no NO!

La edición en tus videos es excelente. Se nota que pones mucho esfuerzo en cada detalle.

Thanks for yet another fascinating video! This must take a lot of work and editing. And, thanks for showing only those failures which didn't result in the loss of human life.

Finding humor in mishaps is an art, and you, my friend, are an artist!

That was good show.

Thanks!

4:15 "Ok! Let's try the gas station back down the road?"

18:20 Correction: Medellín isn't the capital of Colombia, just the capital of Antioquia. Unless I'm misunderstanding?

I love how that car at 4:07 just went "NOPE"

I love your story telling technique.

Danish guy here :D a demo fail here is rare so when it happens it's a puzzle :D but whatever happens, happens nothing more to it

Regarding the demolition in Vordingborg, I'm a Dane and the guys who talked Danish to each other, talked about that when he asked the demo team, they told they didn't know how it was going to fall because something was too stiff and thus *very* unpredictable.

The camera guy at 2:14 has balls of titanium.

😂😂😂 I love that the cat honked after the guy does a U-turn! Like “hey, it’s just a massive explosion! This is Russia. Not a big deal!”

Nunca vi momentos de estrada apresentados de uma forma tão emocionante. O locutor maduro merece um prêmio por seu entusiasmo. Excelente!

"how did you lose your job?" "I crashed the truck i was driving into a helicopter"

imagin having that massive engine in a vehicle hahahahaah major Horsepower

28:40 i really dislike people like that. They fuck up, save their own skin and hurt a bunch of innocent people

I adore every humorous minute of this video.

Minneapolis resident here. Metrodome collapse was in December 2010. We had two storms within 10 days when this happened. Around 17 inches one storm and another foot or so about a week later.

You got a new sub,I loke and try to leave a couple comments to help tje algorithm! ❤ Thank you for the videos!

This is awesome, very refreshing. I love that they added that I didn't just watch a ton of people die each time. I do wonder sometimes, why was someone filming in the first place? Before explosions I get, but why was someone filming the police helicopter sitting there?

When I was a little kid, my family was visiting the Hoover Dam, I had a couple boxes of those little snapper things that you throw at the ground and they snap, I threw a couple of handfuls over that huge dam ledge and they made this HUGE cracking noise, 5 minutes later there were three emergency vehicles and like 20 guys in hardhats and binoculars looking down there and pointing and shouting, they closed the whole thing down and evacuated the tourists. I was so scared I hid under a blanket in my mom's van. I've never told anyone this.

Bangladesh is in South Asia not Southeast Asia, and that was an example of riverbank erosion (quite common in Bangladesh) not a sinkhole.

I like the guy in the silver SUV in the first clip. He probably doesn’t know what’s going on, but he knows enough that I’m not going that way.

Good video!

I live in Minneapolis and remember the exact day when the Metrodome's roof collapsed. it was terrifying to see that on the news.

If you take a lot of physics classes in college you start to notice a lot of scary things in the “environment” especially the man made parts.

3rd world education meets 1st world technology! Always entertaining!!

Great, Interesting, and refreshing video, awesome.

On Tuesday, January 7, 2020, a few minutes before 12:00, at a railway crossing near Zbąszyń (Wierzchaczewo) Poland, there was an accident involving a passenger train and a truck with a low-bed trailer carrying an excavator. This recording appeared on the Internet, showing the moment of an attempt to avoid a lowered barrier at the last moment and its eventual damage, as well as the set entering a railway crossing, almost directly in front of an oncoming train. The truck driver explained that he was blinded by the sun. For this reason, he allegedly did not notice the lowered barriers, rammed them and entered the crossing. However, the PKP Management Board confirms that just before the incident, the crossing was fully operational and not only the lowered barriers were working, but also the warning lights. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eLWUZdqDmZPYqKs.html

the crane accident in Italy with the crawler crane lifting the viaduct, was not caused by the crane or the crane driver, but the engineers who calculated the lift, they negated to add the effects of wind to the lifting calculation for the load-centre radius in effect, and how wind generates extra lateral forces that will act at the height of the load as leverage, it was further not helped by the raised rearmost ballast moving towards the crane as it tilted

“The village was built at the base of a mountain with a long history of landslides” That’s on you India 🤷🏼

This was really amazing!!

Correction No 17: That's not a sinkhole, that's due to severe river bank erosion. And its not in Capital Dhaka, it will be at the bank of big rivers like Padma, Meghna, etc. Those rivers come out with serious forces during the Monsoon in delta areas. Every year few hundred sq km goes under those rivers including hundreds of such buildings. Meanwhile bare land develops on the other banks.