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I have 2 responses to people yelling at me: 1. Hysterical laughter 2. Extreme crying

“Sponsored by The Marines” that’s the most vicious sponsorship ever

As a former Marine myself, I appreciate that you and your fellow participants took this challenge seriously and did not make a joke of it. The gentleman who quit after day 1 is the reality of Marine Corps bootcamp. It's purpose in phase 1 and the first week of bootcamp is to weed out those not cut out for what's to come. You did an excellent job and put your heart into those 3 grueling days. It was great to witness. The respect you three had for each other, and the camaraderie you built in 3 shorts days, goes to show just why Marines bond all over the world because each know exactly what it took to earn that title of a United States Marine. Something nobody can ever take away. Esprit De Corp. Proud of you all for the hard work and dedication and respect for yourself and the Marine Corps.

I have a military dad and the “your not gonna fall stop thinking” is literally something I swear he said to be before

Drill Instructor: *yells at me* Me: *starts crying* Drill Instructor: *yells at me for crying* Me: *cries harder*

“I don’t know why I am here, I am the least qualified for this” 😭

“We will give every effort to train you, even after some of you have given up on yourselves”. That’s the most encouraging thing I’ve ever heard a person say

This has made me appreciate my grandfather so much more. He's a retired marine, he doesn't like to talk about his time serving, so I didn't know the lengths they go through to really break you down and build you back up. Also imagine beating a marine in an obstacle course that they've done probably too many times to count?!?!??! Impressive.

Lungs: *exist* Drill instructor: yo I'm boutta end this man's whole career

"im caleb city and I honestly dont know why im here. I am completely unqualified for this" literally me EVERYWHERE

I watched this because my boyfriend left yesterday morning and I wanted to see what kind of things my boyfriend was going to have to go through for the next 13 weeks and this just gave me a much greater respect and admiration towards him, like I already respected and admired him because of his determination in becoming a Marine and I knew it was going to be difficult but this gave me a whole new perspective. I'm looking forward to his graduation in September to give him a big bear hug, congratulate him, and tell him yet again how proud I am for him and his achievements.

michelle is so inspiring, she makes all girls and boys realize that you don’t need to be good at everything, if you have enough passion and believe in yourself then you can accomplish any goal

If someone yell at me like that id straight up start crying

I appreciate that she didn’t make any silly faces after getting commands or minimized the training in any way. She took it very serious and really did her best! Way to go!

As someone who has sensitive ears and can’t stand the loud noise has panic attacks asthma attacks. I have no idea how you would do this. I certainly would never be able to but amazing job Michelle, you are so much braver than I could ever be❤❤❤

I did Marine Corps Boot Camp in 1966, during the Vietnam Conflict. I was a fit 18 year old and did pretty well during the 13 weeks, but from what I just saw with the crucible and some of the other new training, I don't think I would have done so well. Kudos to this 26 year old lady for doing as well as she did! SEMPER FI!

"I was a finalist at ninja warriors" "I'm a parkour expert" "Idk even know why I'm here" 😂

Most youtubers:today my sponsor is honey Michelle Khare: today we are sponsored by the Marines

5:22 has me absolutely dying of laughter. i would 100% be kicked out id be unable to stop laughing

I cried this whole video??? 😭😭 Michelle showed so much strenght and persistence I felt inspired to push harder in everything I do because is not even 1% as hard as what marines go to

The scariest part is not understanding what they are saying.

😭😭as a marine who recently graduated the amount the drill instructors held back for this videos is insane . Black friday woulda killed her

13:07 "Stop Being Dramatic!" Michelle, you need this woman in every one of your videos

I am a Marine Veteran! Joined in Dec 2000! I’ll never forget these days lol and honestly I miss it! The first 3 weeks are hard but you adjust and get use to it.. I was 19 years old. Best shape of my life! Wish I could go back tbh

My sister made it through all 13 weeks of boot camp and was named a marine, all because somebody said she can't because she's a girl, I am still Very Proud

High school: what do you want to be when you’re older Michelle: yes

I admit, I started off getting a chuckle out of watching them go thought this and doubted they finish. But then I had a flashback to boot camp....I stopped the video to reminisce, and recall how tough boot camp was, how there were many recruits that showed up completely unprepared physically or mentally to do such a hard thing. Every recruit struggles with something at some point in training, whether physical, mental or spirit. We started off with almost 100 recruits in our platoon, we finished with 86 if I recall. A few were injured, a few didnt make it more than a week before they lost it or broke down and were discharged, a few were discharged for personal issues they had lied about like their police record, or owing child support. Yall deserve a big Ooo Rahh! and much respect for your efforts and sticking with it!!!! I sincerely hope that you were able to take some valuable lessons from it..... Michelle, you showed you have loads of spirit in the face of adversity!!! You pushed yourself, let your instructors push you and did awesome!!!! Thats the Marine corps spirit!!! The speech that Senior Drill Instructors give when you first meet them is so powerful. Someone telling you they expect 100% effort, and that they will do all they can for you to reach that is inspiring. You learn to love, hate and respect them, but in the end, and forever, you appreciate and cherish what they teach you that you can do with the right mind set.

As a retired marine I respect what you did and I cried a lot but I got through it

“i don’t know why i’m here. i’m totally unqualified for this” can i say that in my math class?

Me: ‘dies’ Drill Sargent: get up, who said you can sleep

5:33 he was my DI in 2017, I crossed paths with him last year and this week I saw him again. Great DI.

This gave me even more of a reason to go to the Marine Corps

Can you imagine those trainers at home with their families just talking normally

"i'm a parkouist." "i'm a 2 time ninja warrior winner." "i... put leaves on my head..."

I CANNOT imagine myself being in bootcamp, I would literally be crying like literally the whole time

Caleb was so nice he had a good heart he is a star ⭐️❤️

If I can barely stand my coach yelling and screaming at me I'd be crying the 1st ten seconds of this training

imagine all of the beauty gurus doing this lmao

As a retired Army Sergeant, I definitely had a lot of nostalgic moments watching this. Kudos to you Kaleb and the other content creators for having the chance to experience this.

It makes me feel so warm to see the Drill Instructors actually yelling and giving hell in this video! I don't think many videos shows what we actually go through in boot camp as vividly as this video does. Great job on finishing as hard as you did!! Loved the video!!

How Adults see school: Normal, Beautiful, Nice. How kids see school:

“The vicious war cry wasn’t there though”

Michelle Ilysm, I love how you just show what you are really feeling without playing the “hero part”, even though you are a real life hero🫶

5:22 that’s the funniest scream I’ve ever heard

I bet after those 3 days the other recruits were like "damn the drill instructors were so much nicer when the KZfaqrs were here"

"I don't know why I am here. I am clearly not qualified for this."

It amazes me after I had finished looking back at how good the drill’s were at switching from screaming to supporting. They knew what you needed when you needed it

Having been to marines boot camp three things that will never happen, you say “yes sir/ma’am or no sir/ma’am” when answering a question and “aye aye sir/ma’am” when acknowledging a command, a drill instructer will never tell you “good job”, and you never respond with “I” you always use “this recruit”. You get no time to eat, also in boot camp you can’t really quit you can refuse to train but it’s very long process

the black guy at the obstacle course was so less loud and so much nicer lol

"my name is Jesse Laflair, I'm a professional parkour athlete" "my name's Lucas Gomez and I'm a 2-time national finalist on American ninja warrior" "I'm Caleb City, I don't know why I'm here I'm completely unqualified for this" lmao

Marine Corp : Easiest Psyop ever and they mock us about crayons.

Bro got sponsored by the marines 💀

Everyone else: **Totally qualified** Caleb: *Idek why I’m even here bro*

You guys know how when somebody’s yelling at you, you start laughing? I’d be scared that I’d laugh during this then get slapped onto Jupiter, like, let’s just be honest here.

Great video. This was so peaceful to watch.... One thing you have to understand is recruits are for a lack of better words stupid. This is why we do it repetitively and whey they yell at us to keep the stress level up. The only less stressful day we had was on Sunday at church services. I wouldn't mind going back to boot camp.. helps you get back in shape... Bootcamp Grad Dec 3 (2010) Semper Fi

17:23 Michelle, i cried rooting for you it’s almost like i felt exactly what you were feeling lol loved this video and absolutely much respect to The United States Marines 💙🇺🇸

"The word 'I' will no longer be in your vocabulary, do you understand?" "Aye sir!"

I appreciate her actually trying to take her 3 day boot camp experience seriously. Most people treat it like a joke and laugh the entire time so it’s nice to see a civilian try to take it seriously. SSgt Drinkard was actually fresh out of Drill Instructor School when she was assigned to our platoon & sister platoon! She’s truly a badass and one of the most intimidating and awesome women on the island. But Michelle...THAT HAIR IS HEINOUS THO😂

Caleb being here for comedic relief was the best part

I'm glad that she had said something about how some people don't complete bootcamp. It doesn't look easy and it's amazing that men and wemen do this. My husband went to boot camp and he ended up dropping since he couldn't do what was physically asked of him. He was disowned for "giving up" and I know it probably gets to you mentally to finish or even if you don't finish bootcamp.

Why is that woman instructor 10 times scarier after she's lost her voice?

Requirements for being a marine instructor: Ability to scream at recruits for dayyyyz

You got an extremely short and edited version of Boot Camp. Still kudos for taking that challenge.

I would have cried, and when she asked you how old you are, i would have forgotten how old I am in that moment

They made it look like Caleb died lol

Her parents : so what do you wanna be when u grow up? her : everything

I’ve been yelled in my face for dumb things my whole life so idk if I’ll cry to them yelling but you did AMAZING✨marine corps is hell but u killed that! Keep doing amazing!!

I love how Lucas and Jessie are like athletic and Calebs there like: "I Dont have any qualifications"

drill instructor: [yells at me] my tear ducts: *peace was never an option*

"The word 'aye' will no longer be part of your vocabulary!" "Aye, sir!"

7:10 Girl ur not alone I would have been crying to I’m terrified of heights ❤

Other KZfaqrs: getting sponsored by clothing brands Michelle: gets sponsored by the marine

Them: **commands me** My sassy ass: *make me karen, make me* **gets thrown through the entire country**

4:10 NEVER BACK DOWN NEVER GIVE UP!!!!!

no Im sorry I would be laughing so hard the entire time their yelling🤣

“I don’t know why I’m here, I’m completely unqualified for this.” Literally me.

Nothing like watching this from the comfort of your home with tea and snacks.

Currently serving marine here, seeing another EGA ceremony was great. I went to MCRD San Diego instead of PI and had my ceremony on top of The Reaper. It’d be great if you could revisit this challenge on the West Coast too

I’ve got confidence that anyone that wants to be a marine can do this. Thousands come in from all walks of life, varying fitness levels, and as long as you trust the drill instructors, do what you’re told, push past that fear, and realize the man to the left and right of you are both going through it with you, I believe you can get through it.

“I’m Caleb City - I don’t know why I’m here” *MOOD*

Marine: “I CANT EVEN SEE YOUR BOOTS.” Lungs: *am I a joke to you??*

How did they not laugh when they started to scream at the start? I burst out laughed instantly😭

Former Marine here...1980s and Desert Storm Vet...Boot Camp when I went was Very Tough no doubt! We started with 61 recruits and only graduated 40. Semper Fi to all my Brothers and Sisters!

I love that they yelled at you all the time, but when you felt wasted, they pushed you on, and built all of your confidence back up

You can tell in her voice she has been yelling every day for fifteen years

My son is leaving for Marine boot camp later this month, and this helped to understand a little better what he'll be going thru and how much stronger of a person this will truly make him ❤

I'm a Vietnam army Veteran. When I went through basic training at Fort Dix, NJ in 1968, we had drill instructors like the marines did. There was not much difference in marine basic or army basic during the war. We had tough, bad ass DIs who were WWII vets, Korean War vets, and some DIs who spent multiple tours in 'Nam. They always told us that they would be on our ass like stink on shit, because they were not going to have one of their basic trainees killed in Vietnam because they weren't trained properly. I remember one DI, a WWII vet kicking one of our guys in the gut with his combat boot because he wasn't able to perform push-ups properly. While we were in the front leaning rest position, we heard a loud groan and another drill sergeant yelled out to us: "Nobody saw SGT. Kennedy kick that man did they?!" I went through basic in June-August, and it was almost as hot and humid that summer in NJ as it was in Vietnam. When we were getting ready to ship out of basic, a buddy and I were watching some new recruits just starting their first week of basic. They had duffel bags with them, and some of the guys were not sounding off loud enough, so just for 'fun', the sergeant told them to get on their hands and knees and push their duffel bags across the ground with their noses, hands behind their backs. This was in a miserable, hot August afternoon, and a few guys got sick and barfed all over their bags AND themselves. A couple of sergeants were laughing their ass' off. Things may have changed a bit from 1968, but when the Vietnam War was raging, their was no messing around or taking it easy on anybody.

*I SCREAMED WHEN I SAW CALEB bru why is he there* 😂😂😂😂😂😂

I’m dead, in actual boot camp, if she collapsed like that after coming out of the gas chamber, they’d make her go in again 😂 the instructors are being so chill in this video 😂😂😂💀💀💀

marine corps is just my parents when i leave a plate in the living room

as a former marine (89-93) kudos for at least attempting to see what it was really like instead of just taking a tour. if this had been real no way would they have let you hit the ground after the chamber, you would have walked it off. the guy helping you learned something from his time there - its ALL about team work and working together. this is what makes marines special.

Marines:can survive tear gas chamber. Me:nearly dies over to much cologne

'Well executed. The vicious war cry, wasn't there though.' I died.

I just wanna say that they people that do this are SO strong mentally and physically I really couldn’t do this I can barely deal with getting yelled at to clean my room I cant imagine constantly getting yelled at and being bullied.

Lucas did really really good for going against a season marine!

Heck if I did this I would have a huge panic attack, I can't handle yelling.

Military sponsorship...truly changing the KZfaq game

Awesome job!!! You took it seriously and I thank you for doing something only a few of have done. Retired Army here.

that is honorable of you you to do and as someone that lost their uncle in war i appreciated you doing this for others to see that it is not all games out in the battlefield so i respect honestly and the others that stayed