Beginning of the video: has sad music and a sad tone The Ad: YA'LL HEARD ABOUT MANSCAPE?!

There is a callapse currently at Ford field the on field play

#1 Stadium Disaster: Chargers’ attendance

"The worst time to have a heart attack is during a game of charades..." Damn, son.

The #1 engineering disaster: The entire Dallas Cowboys coaching staff

Engineering Mistake: Levis Stadium someone forgot about the heat problems...who the hell wants to sit in that stadium in 90 degree weather with no cooling system or overhang.

“Watch the lions maul the saints” I see what you did there

So we’re just gonna act like the metrodome’s roof didn’t completely fail

2:29 Actual Footage 😅😂

My engineers worked hard to design the world’s largest stadium for the world’s largest gymnastics display

You should've included the Maracana stadium collapse of 1992. When it collapsed it killed 3 people, and a heli was flown onto the pitch. And believe it or not the game actually continued afterwards! (Great video, as always)

For the "bug blue" accident the crane operator had actually refused to opperste in the wind so the company found somebody else who would

Name a better combo than five points and stadiums

Stadium: Exists FivePoint Vids: It's free real estate.

*Top 5 Stadium Disasters* 1: MetLife Stadium 2: Tropicana Field and its “Attendance” 3: Every Browns Stadium 4: Spanos Soccer Stadium 5: The “Demolition” of the Pontiac Silverdome

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The whalers were already in Hartford when the roof collapsed they were the New England Whalers in the WHA

When they built the Joe Louis Arena they were like 3 quarters done when they realized that they forgot about the press box, but that arena became pretty awesome and historical!

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FPV using Ancient Roman stadiums now in his videos....

Last time I was this early FivePoints had hair

Reminds me of the 1902 Ibrox disaster where between 200 and 300 people dropped to concrete floor as a result of a stand collapsing

Diasters lmao 0:29

Although It Happened A Couple Years Before I Was Born, That Big Blue Crane Story Still Gets Me. We Even Have statues Remembering The Ones That Lost Their Lives.

I have one that you forgot, in 1968, The Philadelphia Spectrums roof had several pieces fly off of it. As a result, the Flyers had to play the next month in Quebec City.

Do “Critiquing All NBA City Jersey’s.”

First! Also when it takes two times to blow up a stadium, you know that’s a problem

"Engineers and architects are supposed to be smart people"- I thought the same about Ivy League grads until I saw Ryan Fitzpatrick.

The Hartford one give me a case of the oofs.

No Metrodome with snow destroying the roof; No Georgia Dome where roof tore open from a tornado during a college basketball game; No Kemper Arena from a structural defect in the late 1970’s; No ‘Big Owe’ in Montreal for far too many reasons but others have commented about it anyway.

i just realized after this sponsorship you can tell everyone you've modeled for men's grooming advertisements. nice feather in your cap, there.

#1 : The approval of Marlins Park.

Charlotte Motor Speedway bridge collapse, 2000?

How about a video about the demolition of stadiums? You know, a Circle of Life thing.

"Fool me THREE times, you're officially that guy..."

My dad knew someone who was involved with the miller park accident. The guy said he was very suprised they were doing the cranes that day

The most avoidable catastrophe in racing was Le Mans 1955 when a car got clipped and flew into a wall and large debris was flown into the stands, killing 84 people and injuring 180+. The car, made of magnesium, exploded after flipping onto the wall. The spectator deaths could've been avoided by ACTUALLY HAVING A FENCE AROUND THE STANDS. It was only defended by some hay. This wouldve reduced the many deaths and injuries.

2:45 I’m still calling it Miller Park even though they’re changing the name in 2021

I learned something from this video, it's safer to just stay at home and watch sporting events on the t.v.

@ 2:30 Bravo towards making sure we all got a glimpse of the actual footage! Haha Well done!

When the announcers ask the fans to stop moving so much, that’s when you know it’s time to leave

As if my day couldn’t get any better.

Missed the Rosemont Illinois and Kansas City Missouri collapses

Also Olympic Stadium in Montreal in 1991. The Expos had to play the entire final month on the road because of structural damage

2:33 “actual footage” 😂

Globe Life Park You had 20 years in Texas beforehand to learn it gets hot here in summer.

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Hello thanks for making me laugh all the times

I remember Big Blue's collapse. I came home from school and was watching the news and the amateur video started hitting the airwaves. Every visit to Miller Park for me means a visit to the three men who lost their lives, it seems only fitting.

This is one of these videos I can't joke about and for the most part, this video did a good job making the human error go into a human feeling where lives were lost. But when do the Lions maul the Saints in any universe?

Video Idea- A fan day for either of the major U.S sports(NHL,NFL,NBA or MLB). This fan day would allow fans to be more incorporated with the game. The fans could created new uniforms(designs or colors and maybe a re-imagined logo too). The fans could even come up with or call plays. I think this game being in the preseason would be the best. I think this would be an awesome idea to explore in a video. Keep up with the great content !

If you're doing a part 2, be sure to include the Rosemont Horizon/Allstate Arena disaster in 1979

That's what I'm talking about! Less than 1 minute into the story and gold has already been stuck with "watching the Lions maul the Saints". Gold. Pure gold.

I am an American building ice rinks in Germany, and the first thing I learned is to NEVER let a German design or build an ice rink. In 2017 they opened a semi-roofed arena in Schierke, and despite winning all sorts of architecture awards, they immediately discovered that it couldn't safely withstand typical winter weather conditions for the area due to a number of fatal design flaws and the improper use of materials. Nobody has been injured (yet), but it will cost hundreds of thousands of Euros to fix.

Great video I didn't know how many times these things happen it reminds me of when the Score Board fell on the ice in Buffalo in 96/97

The roof at Blyth Arena, the 1960 Winter Olympics ice hockey venue, collapsed in 1983 after the US Forest Service installed insulation. The original uninsulated design was for waste heat to melt the snow on the roof. The insulated roof couldn't melt the snow fast enough, and the roof collapsed under the weight.

New England/Hartford Whalers played at the Hartford Civic Center (now XL Center) from 1975-1997. Hartford Wolf Pack 1997-present.

The cantilever roof at Husky Stadium collapsed during construction in the 80s.

I’m a strong believer in over-engineering. Strength. Quality. Longevity. Prevention.

Husky stadium in March 1987 as they built the upper north stands. Just the framework collapsed and they still managed to complete it in time for the season

Worst stadium disaster in history: 20,000 fatalities. Second worst: 18 fatalities

I’m just waiting on UCFs stadium to collapse🤔

Did no one notice that before the Manscape commercial, DISASTERS is misspelled? The first "s" is left out.

In Atlanta, all the worst collapses happen on the field during the playoffs.

“The Worst Stadium Engineering Diasters” 0:28 lol

when fivepoints has a great vid on his way Manscaped: hippity hoppity 3 mins are now my property

maybe the biggest blessing for stadiums is the high chance of them being empty, The biggest enemy is that when they are full you have possibly up to a mid sized city of people depending on the engineering of one structure.

At Charlotte Motor Speedway in 2000 after what was then the Winston (NASCAR’s Cup All-Star Race), a pedestrian bridge around the area of Turn 4 collapsed between the track and a parking lot which injured well over 100 departing spectators. It was found that the bridge builder used an imporper additive to help cure the concrete faster, which in fact due to a certain chemical in it corroded the steel cables and caused the collapse.

Love these videos FPV. Hope you and your Family have a wonderful and safe Thanksgiving

“Diasters”

I expected the usual...funny jokes, manscape ad and insiders I will one day understand... Then I saw a crane tip over and tear down half a stadium. God damn^^ Talk about "trying to switch up my content"

You should have included Valley Parade, aka the Bradford City Fire. On May 11, 1985, a fire started under the wood stands. In less than four minutes, the stands were fully engulfed in fire and smoke. 265 were injured and 56 died in the fire.

Can you do another giants game stream please. Also, love all your videos.

Anyone else notice “disaster” being spelled wrong @ 0:28?? 🤣🤣

The Miller Stadium was actually not an engineering failure persay, but rather a cost/time savings act. They knew the winds were higher than what the had been calculated for that lift. They were behind schedule and decided to go ahead and lift the roof section. Which turned into a gigantic wing that created lift, and then floated up, then suddenly drifted down and pulled the crane over.

0:28 almost had ‘em chief

When gigantic crane lifting gigantic stuff starts to make weird noices, run the fuck away and be fast

"It's not the mayor's fault that the stadium collapsed"- from the episode "Sideshow Bob Roberts".

Here in Brazil we had the case of the Estádio Olímpico Nilton Santos in Rio de Janeiro. In 2013 (six years after his inauguration) the stadium was closed because a report showed that wind speeds of 39 mph could've lead to the roof fall. After two years of reconstruction the stadium was reopened to the public.

Please never say my name like that again lol 4:55

While playing cards (err...studying) in my dorm at Michigan State, I watched a roof section on cranes collapse on the Breslin Center as it was being built in the late 80s. Thankfully, nobody was killed there but it looked just like the accident at Miller Park.

The roof of Montreal's Olympic Stadium. This was a disaster from the time it was designed. Who thought that was actually gonna work?

One you missed? Reconstruction of soldier field. Looks like men in black went drinking with the aliens

What I've learned is: if the grand stands look like they were quickly constructed, go home

Another one, but it's not really an architectural failure and rather the fault of a natural disaster: after an earthquake in 1994? (I can't remember the exact year) the left field scoreboard in Edison International Field (now Angel Stadium) collapsed and destroyed part of the 3rd deck seats. No one was at the stadium, as it was in January.

My local stadium. Williams Brice stadium was renovated in the 80s with a new upper level. In its first few years the top sections actually swayed from fans and it was noticeable too. Eventually they added shock absorbers and fixed the problem.

Women love a five point vid😏😏

REMEMBER : structures are usually built by the cheapest architect, engineer, contractor, & suppliers.. its literally who can barely make this work for the cheapest price possible.. does not exactly fill me with confidence.. greed kills..

I started my college career as a mechanical engineering major, then I realized how fiddly and pedantic engineering is and became a Building Construction Management major, and now my entire job is making sure engineers and architects don’t fuck something up because they were willing to trade a building’s durability for style.

I heard those clippers are cutting balls out here 😂

That's a shame about the Knick-Ei stadium. It was absolutely gorgeous before... well... you know.

Thank you for the actual footage of the Roman stadium in the early first century. I didn't know the footage still existed.

Great work on the damn manscaped commercial.

I always love the hesitation at 1:00 as to how the trimmer gets dunked. Who needs a second take?

This was a great choice for a new series 🔥👍.... Constantly one of the best sports entertainment channels on KZfaq...Respect👊👍💯

Great educational video. Blessings to the survivors of those whom lost their lives trying to provide a living for their families.

The Hillsborough disaster from 1989 should be included here. 96 people died because of people getting funneled into pens built to divide the stands on one end of the field and the weight of the people behind crushed the people at the front

this video features a pretty wild ad transition

The lack of Husky Stadium upper deck collapse makes me sad

I haven’t even watched the video yet and I already know the Metrodome is gonna be on this.