Idk what you are talking about, anytime I’ve filmed fireworks it’s way over exposed, my footage hasn’t ever looked as good as his lol.

​@@andrewevenson2657Yep, all of my fireworks footage consists of thin streaks of light going up followed by seizure inducing flashing colours and blown out audio.

maybe he will make a video of a concert and uses footage from a concert that nobody looks at

Loool so accurate

@@Postbus22haha to be fair I capture good footage at concerts and usually find a way to integrate it with a recap video

Life is a risk. Get over it. It what makes existing interesting.

@@IntegerOfDoom Tell that to the people you've injured when it happens

@@IntegerOfDoom lol this is extremely reductive

As a Dutchman I am used to Dutch people and fireworks. While I don't like it, most people seem to at least put things like rockets into bottles nowadays. Decades of public education seem to have worked. My worst experience was Berlin in 2015/2016. People lighting fireworks and then tossing them into the air above crowds so that they explode above other people or people shooting rockets from balconies... only for them to explode when they hit the building on the other side of the street. All while being drunk out of their minds. There is a reason why my friends from Berlin told me they all flee Berlin during NYE.

​@@IntegerOfDoom theres a point where the excitement turns into fear and if we can prevent that we should

I suppose in the minds of the lawmakers it prevents people making remote control bombs. If that were the case, a better law would be to allow remote igniters that are wired only, no radio, infrared, or the like that could allow a bad actor to strap an explosive to a car, for example. A similar line of thinking exists in UK knife law, which prohibits folding knives that can be deployed quickly with a flick or a spring mechanism, or knives disguised as other objects (the example given is disguised as a mobile phone). The line of thinking is to make it hard not to telegraph that you are drawing a weapon.

@@jameswalker199 In Dutch law, these kind of knives are prohibited too. The remote controls are technically not illegal but only legal to used by fireworks companies doing professional shows. One of the reasons for that is because they are regular used to fire shells and shells are illegal for private use too. If these controls were legal to use by public, the chance of people building too large packages of fireworks because they don't know/understand the dangers of large quantities of explosives together or firing professional fireworks (i.e. shells) in too dense areas is foreseen.

Im confident that they'll return in some years because everyone likes them, we as a species just need to figure out how to make them safe

Nothing in life is safe. Maybe the safety can be improved, but I think people are irrationally afraid of fireworks. If you're sober and sane and able to run away from the fireworks, they're not very dangerous. Certainly a lot less dangerous than they could be. And if remote-controlled fireworks were legal, that'd make it way safer. @@nemtudom5074

Continental China?

@@taisato2091 yep

oh okay! Isn't there a firewall that blocks people from continental china from accesing the rest of the World wide web or is that just a myth? Or are u a VPN kind of person@@ma_er233

Wow Jay, what an incredibly riveting story 🙄

@@Gravy_Masterwow what an incredibly riveting reply 🙄

moon?

@@pcrolandhu 2:40

Is he a bodybuilder?

That's a bit odd to conclude. Literally every boy had his own fireworks stash.

@lennartjuhh I didn't.

@@TheBcoolGuy --Just you wait!--

omg miles edgeworth is a posy fan? cool

If you're paying thousands of dollars for a few seconds of enjoyment with fireworks, you've bought a single firework that you are not qualified to use. That or you don't know that you're not supposed to use gasoline to light your fireworks. That's the only way you're setting off that many fireworks in a few seconds. I recommend you don't go around fireworks at all, until you understand them better.

@@northernsnow6982 tru

he probably doesnt mean seconds literally. probably minutes @@northernsnow6982

@@northernsnow6982 my guess is it's not thousands of dollars, but thousands of chech korunas, rubles or forints (but it's like everything costs thousands in hungary) or any other country besides ones in eu or na also OP might not know the cost of fireworks cuz they never bought one

@@ser_igel when you're talking about currencies where it costs $200-2500 of their local money, just to buy a meal at McDonald's, a few thousand on some small fireworks isn't crazy. I imagine if they were talking about these places, with these currencies, the number they said wouldn't have only been "thousands". That or their neighbours only buy one small firework, or a pack of firecrackers. This is obviously a case of this person doesn't understand anything at all, about fireworks. It's a good thing they don't buy the smallest of fireworks. Not until they get educated on them enough to understand even more than just the price.

I tihnk it is because big fireworks are just less affordable and it is less likely for someone to buy a ton of them and then annoy ppl throughought long times. You can launch the big ones once and then wel... you do not have more. Instead you could have ppl buy more of the small ones and shoot at random time of the month and make noise. Generally i think it is quite a good law.

​@@wydua2049 Another Norwegian here, and some arguments that are used towards banning single rockets is that they are more likely to fall over and hit someone compared to a big box with a huge flat base. They are also a lot easier to willingly aim towards someone as they can be easily held with one arm (though possibly burning yourself in the progress).

​@BlackM3sh so in other words the safety blackshirts once again ruining things for everyone because they want to control everything? Typical

så mange nordmenn her!

They actually banned rockets? Here in Finland you can still get them, but the trend is that the "boxes" are taking over. People just like them more.

I working Hamburg on a ship and I am thinking to go to Germany for the holidays, but if I stay in Germany is it legal to have fireworks in a house that I can rend for the holiday's?

@@jasoneleftheriou8261 it's not illegal to own fireworks, you're just not allowed to set them off outside of new years (eve)

Except that people can still misuse the large fireworks, a 2KG NEM compound is gonna do many times more damage than a tiny firecracker or baby rocket.

Really? I thought fireworks was sold almost year round in Convience stores, atleast F2 type. Correct me if i'm wrong

@@CarpetHatermight be talking about licenses to make them or light some types off year round. could be wrong though

Huh! I was astonished in Kyoto at what people were setting off in the street, nothing like I'd ever seen in the US (but maybe just haven't lived in the right parts).

it's not the same thing in japan in japan even the one shoot aerial firewors are alowed to the publick best part themulti shoot cakes are illegal how ironic :D even the rockets and smaller firecrackers are still legal in japan there are lot of fireworks shops in Tokyo to..

@@queenkurumi8504I was talking about license for storage, transportation and handling, manufacture, sale and operation of rocket engines, chrysanthemums etc, not senko hanabi, roman candles, bakuchiku or other consumer fireworks. In the U.S. you can manufacture fireworks or build model rocket engines or what ever. Also, in the U.S. at least in my state they made mortars, chrysanthemums etc. all legal now!

31 december is our day, we get our biggest fireworks in belgium or germany, thats a 1 hour drive for us

I’ve been down to the Roseau Independence Day fair from Canada multiple times, you Americans really know how to put on a fireworks show.

It always strikes me as weird how laws in the US can usually be circumvented by just going to a neighbouring state and committing the crime in a place where it's legal. For anyone else that would be like going to another country to buy something illegal and then trying to smuggle it past customs.

Explains the trajectory of Minnesota and what is currently happening to it

Georgia where I live used to be like that when I was a kid, we would all go to south or north Carolina and get the good stuff. Thankfully nowadays we can get it all down here.

And 10x more expensive aren't they?

Exactly what i was thinking. However ive seen a tipped over box and then it gets quite bad pretty quickly, however i also believe that single rockets are more dangerous to the average dumb and drunk silvester guy

The trash is also a big problem, smaller fire works are mostly made of paper, But in bigger fireworks it is easier to make the the stars and shells with plastic, thus making the trash problem much worse as all of this plastic gets shredded to small pieces that we can't clean up.

its made from concrete or cartboard@@noahgeerdink5144

a box is pretty mutch impossible to tip after being lit@@D3nn1s

Fireworks are also illegal in many cities in the US. Nobody cares and it’s not really enforced, especially on 4th of July

They don’t check it so ima go boom like crazy

Boeie

You only once saw someone light fireworks? And that was 20 years ago and has since sticked with you? That's a bit sad tbh 😢

​@@lennartjuhhThat guy lighting up is most likely still in prison.

Bangers illegal in Hungary to but we always get them and using them 😁

@queenkurumi8504 yes ,we could buy from Europe when we was part of the union. From bomba shop from pyro market .not any more 😔

Sad days now. It used to be way more interesting and exciting. People could just not own dogs if they are worried about scaring them. The noisier like a bomb, the nicer, I don't even care about colours. 😊

@@ligametis are you really saying that only people who don't care about their dogs feelings should own dogs?

@@ligametis I remember riding to and from work on my bicycle while being attacked by people tossing firecrackers at my feet. I am NOT sad that those days are over.

The problem isnt the "firecrackers" you are talking about. The problem are the illigal bangers like a cobra6/8 and stuff like that... sadly enough people still think these big bangs are firecrackers.. All because they get misinfo from the interent

​@@ligametisdumbest self-centered comment I ever read...

nothing is ruined my god man stupid laws don't need to be enforced we buy firecrackers illegally and use them the same way :) the government don't limit me with ridiculous prohibitions ...

Same in Hungary firecrackers banned sinc 2005 but we not care so every year many hungarians using them now they lagalized p1 category firecrackers for publick

Not only that but people are also way less careful with "small" stuff thus they end up doing damage far more frequently...

It make no sense because the black market still have lot of costumers to buy illegal fireworks like f4 shells and large firecrackers ... because if a firework cake is prone to malfunctioning and overturning many times it has exploded while firing and shot people back, just as if a 40 shot battery explodes you can't stop the other shots, so it's much safer to have a single shot product than a multi shot one!

Looks like a yon/yang fountain from weco, which you can buy in lidl in germany for 5€

sorry 524m (1720ft) altitude 😳

in germany everthing over 500g of nec is illegal for normal persons

Bri ish and ömerhican accents are annoying

@@varganyamuvek Are you saying you think he’s British? I doubt he is, he doesn’t really sound British to me.

@@zeicanofficial I know He is dutch

In the mid '90s my uncle lost all his windows because of that. He had an illegal roll (wheel barrow sized) but just after he put them outside, drunken fools began firing small fireworks randomly. We were pushed away from the windows and that was a wise policy, because it ignited the roll and blew up everything. Then in my first bought house, we had similar kids in the area around my house. In 2019 they threw a Cobra (mainly from Italy or Germany, Italy happily deals in them. Criminals strap them together for bombings too) on my balcony and blew out two of my windows. The curtains caught the flying glass, but otherwise... Our baby's crib was in that room. And police do nothing at all about such bombings because 'We can't chase every bang, there's so many'. So being terrified by weekly bombings at night from roughly august to april kept up. I started to learn a pattern and that they liked to move between the two areas of social housing where they and their friends live and wake up everybody twice. So in 2020 when one first detonated around 1AM, I went outside and lay in wait. The idiot came back for round 2 at roughly 3 AM and he detonated a cobra 12, he was jumped by a masked man and savagely beaten with a large stick, basically crippling him. Guy took half an hour to pick himself up and stumble away. Still blood on the ground the next day. 😆 Anyway, it isn't right or ideal, but necessary. That worked a lot better than completely impotent police and weak courts that let even murderers off with a warning, and after crippled man had told his dumb thug-friends his story it was mostly quiet nights ever since. I moved out of the area and it's been much better ever since. Sure this area also has idiots, but posh idiots tend to be mostly a danger to themselves and seem aware that neighbours won't stand for any nonsense towards them.

On the bright side, the US military makes a lot of money. So at least there is always 1 winner

Yeah, this video made me realise how much I miss fireworks. Since, they're all illegal now technically, I'm not sure when will be the next time we see them

Hoping 2024 will be good for you all

​@@Rem_NLlmao

@@RobotronSageI really doubt it. More and more politicians are turning their backs on Ukraine. Most are starting to lean to "give Russia the part they've captured"