🤣🤣🤣 unless they are the power bottom.

Takes one to know one! 😂

lol

Are you talking about social economic classes or not because I can't tell

@@joypills tops and bottoms usually only refer to dice, or lugers, nothing else.

Got that Autobahn mentality.

Lol, yes. Currently 4/4 plus 2 silver medals in Luge and 2/2 plus 1 silver medal in Skeleton.

Thank you now I don’t have to watch the video

@@thana7179 yes but the monobob broke our winningstreak today 😢 I was so hoping we'd win all the games on the ice-channel! hope Friedrich and Lochner can make up for that tomorrow

Damn I saw this morning only germans in the podium for the one with the rocket car thingy

I was dying when I heard that 💀😂

Hahaha for real! I blazed before this. I couldn't stop laughing !

My (gay) partner and I paused and started cry laughing. I said “oh, I understand this sport now!”

Top and bottom become an olympic sport? The only sport where you need protection and a cigarette afterwards...

bruh LMAOO 🤣

😩😩😩😭🤣🤣🤣🤣

triple cheese burger 🤣

Germany will gladly take that gold medal

Well since luge is already French, it should just be called a ménage a trois

Sometimes it is also Germany

@@navox933 😭😂😂ikr ahahaha

Germans are notorious for doping.

@@lwh7301 I thought that was only East Germany? I don’t think really they do it anymore.

@@viktornapolitano6113 Well...the East Germans integrated into West Germany!

LOL the dedication.

thats like turkish oil wrestling everything about it seems like two guys getting caught iin the act and making something up on the fly

Lol

Seems like a gay sport.

@@jahajesper wheni saw that i was like, men will come up with anything to do something gay and call it sport.

why stop there we can keep adding people

the bottom & middle riders are face down? lol

Most sledders successfully on the sled at the bottom wins.

I mean, that's simple math! 😄

Ohh kinky.

@@nataliaryzak8517 yeah it was fun, I was a better athlete than most, but still wasn't good enough. The best part was the second time I tried out was in Lake Placid NY which was a place I went camping alot when I was a kid as well as being a winter Olympics site more than once.

@@lancelotkillz you obviously don't know anything about the Luge. I suggest you try it, or at the very least google it so you understand it. It's not as easy as it looks.

@@lancelotkillz If you just ride on it and do nothing else, you'll crash out 10 seconds in. It requires some crazy cornering techniques. Quite dangerous too.

Shhhht!

It's not that little.

That is false. They sit on the bottom pole

This makes it way less hot 😔

Don’t like this comment.

Oh my god I was dying! “As a bottom man!...” 😂💀

Yeah, but the bottom is actually the top and the top takes it up the bottom.

Vox actually made a video about the hidden dangers of sledding sports. I do recommend checking it out, they’re surprisingly deadly (and not for the reasons you’d expect) edit: found it kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Zs-RnZhqm5yshmg.html

The bottom guy definitely do; or else they'd get crashed already.

Not all of them

I'm sure the top guy can confirm if the bottom's balls are steel...

On a lucky day, those balls of steel are noticable.

Finishing in 69th position wins forever lol

You may have something here 🤔

I was too busy trying to not stare at people's crotches to notice. lol I don't think I will ever be able to un-see 4:16!

Same 💀

Many of the Olympic venues go unused because they are used for a specific purpose. How the heck would one repurpose a luge venue?

@@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303 water slide

@@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303 some of them are used for biking afterwards. Others are kept for training all year long.

@@pluto8404 *pinky to mouth* riiighht

@@laletemanolete How do you bike on that? O_o

yes

all olympic sports are like holding your hand out of the window of a moving car.

thats a wormhole, not a blackhole, a wormhole is when you bend the paper so much it goes vertical

@@Aconspiracyofravens1 Thank you. I've corrected it.

That is such a high iq nerd train of thought, I feel connected with you

Bruh. You already know that every micromovements will have like 2-3 lines of dialogue LOL

@@iadtag1853 Nah man, each micromovement will have few episode worth of backstory and monologue! and the tricky ones will even have unique names and history attach to it.

Titled "Let's Go, Girls' Double Luge", it basically is about two girls luge together and being so yuri and shit. But in the end, one says "hey I really love our coach" and the other one goes "that guy in the boys luge team is actually my boyfriend".

Can u please suggest me more channels like these...🥺

Yeah it's like they're competing

Yeah well Diet Coke and Coca-Cola Zero both exist concurrently too.

@@AnthonyRusso93 Pepsi and coke are probably better comparisons lol. diet coke and coke zero aren't really in competition with each other.

@@chairwood I could see that you may be right I may have chosen poor wording they compete indirectly in how much they keep alternatives being sought outside of brand. I had it in my mind the impression they are under the same larger entity I didn'tverify. If they aren't you are definitely right my analogy is bad

Literally just found out today what luge is… 😩🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

favorite to make fun of was the joke

I think I'm not on the internet enough, I had never heard of it

I think that wipeout gives a pretty good sense of it.

its statistically much safer than driving anywhere. The way the tracks are built (except that one time in whistler) are so that no matter how you crash, you can't leave the track. you will stay in the icy chute, which means that when you crash you take a really really really really long time to stop, you aren't going from 100 to 0 in an instant, youre going from 100 to 0 in 30+ seconds. which means the force applied on your body, really isn't that much. Force = Mass * velocity / Time, the longer the time, the lesser the force. Of course there are broken bones, but no more proportionally than youd get from people playing any other sport. The thing is, crashing is COMMON like, every olympic athlete will have had hundreds of crashes in their career. You only hear about or see the really bad ones, creating a warped perception of the dangers of it going wrong, in 99% of crashes, you flip your sled, slide on your face for a while, stop, and get out, and your only injuries are some brusing and maybe ice burn. Then you go up and do it again. Source: am luger.

@@burikbradchu6398 Add 'mixed doubles luge' with a small person and a 600-lb plus person on a single sled!

Yo I typed this comment like 2min before she explained how it was made 😂 I’m dying laughing I was right

Yes, that is why it must be difficult for the guy on the bottom because he cannot really see where they are going. Plus he has not head support so he must have a very strong neck to withstand the turns at that speed.

seriously they paused on that image for a reason...

Removing a sport is difficult because of tradition. Also, dangerous sports bring more views.

it is the best sport to measure skill in micro movement and non verbal communication

The only fun thing about Olympic is when they fail

I can't be paid enough to be convinced giving these sleigh sports a try.

Ouch

Tall rider on top and bottom rider with strapons!

Well, doubles doesn't have gender restrictions, so they could mix (or just have two women). Guess for various reasons it's advantageous having two men though.

@@_SpamMe Yes, as far as I know there is no women's double luge.

As much as you think that's great and all. Imagine if the top gets flung off, while you're still attached.

@@purpl3grape It is definitely a sport that requires lots of precision.

You can find all about the Olympics of you search for 'uighur genocide'.

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