Special shutout to Cody's Lab for trying to demonstrate how to refine Uranium before the gum'ment decided that was a bad idea.

FPSRussia and his camera crea almost dying from the flying car door has pinned him in history as one of the most dangerous KZfaqrs of all time. No longer legal for him to own guns or upload on that channel but he will always have a spot on that list

Shiey is really high up on the list imo. I love his videos, but that man does some INSANE stuff. Scaling and descending buildings legally and illegally with no real equipment, train surfing all over Europe, Sleeping in the wilderness with little to no protection, and just treating life like it's Breath of the Wild in general. Great videos but I'm always assuming he's been arrested, injured, or killed when he doesn't upload for months on end.

Styropyro is a genius tho, no joke, the smartest guy on youtube. He takes safety very seriously and is always very smart about how to do dangerous things safely. He plays it causally for entertainment, but I'd feel extremely safe in his lab of deadly lazers than being in a basic undergrad o-chem lab.

I love listening to Adam Savage talk about the mythbusters days. In the "Am I missing an eyebrow?" episode they were testing if a cell phone could set off a fire at a gas station. They were testing fuel air mixtures in a taped together plexiglass box when it blew apart. Burned all his hair off. The cement truck was one of their famous scale ups. The original test was if a stick of dynamite could clear all the cement from a cement truck...it couldnt scratch it. So they scaled up, and detonated it with something like 500 pounds of high explosives, basically what we used to sink battleships with. He said the main reason they got to do all those explosions was because all the local bomb squads were super into it. The bomb squads apparently dont often get to practice their craft. They also thrive on seeing new explosives or ways bombs behave because the stuff they have to deal with is super unpredictable so every unique thing they see in practice helps their real job. So every time the mythbusters showed up with a new explosion to test or set off or a new object to destroy they jumped at the opportunity to help.

Brandon Herrera was a real one for helping make precautions for that robot dog. He’s a gun specialist through and through

10:10 I think Connor's talking about Kentucky ballistics .50 caliber explosion, but I think he's also remembering whistling diesels ricochet that hit him in the face.

5:19 remember when Micheal convinced otv to buy a robot dog so he could make it piss beer infront of the company that designed it?

I think ElectroBoom's failed Jacob Ladder was the most dangerous one ive seen. One more mistake and that spelt death...

The Mythbusters episode where Adam looses his eyebrow was episode like 2. The episode with the cannon ball that went wide, bounced off someone's roof, went through their car window, and landed in their front yard did air. It was in season 8 or so. They blew up that cement truck cause of an urban myth of a cement worker leaving a full cement truck for too long and the cement hardened. He supposedly broke it up with tnt/dynamite. So, they tested to see how much tnt would be needed to break up a full cement truck. They were 2 miles from the explosion and pieces were still flying over their heads and wrapping around trees near and behind them.

The Cement truck episode of Myth busters was one of my favs when the series back them. The reason was, for ¨cleaning purposes¨ they try to use TNT to see if they could clean a cement truck that stoped working and the cement inside solidified. The TNT did not work for that so they use Military grade explosives to see what could happen lol.

I just came back to this after "I did a thing" attached machetes to a ceiling fan and turned it on with him being in the room

I watch a bit of today's gun channels, and they are for the most part really tame. The guy who blew is face of happened to be an absolutely insanely unlikely event, and he was unable to even replicate the event without basically rigging the gun to explode. The ammo that he had bought had been tampered with to the point it practically became a bomb. For actual insanely dangerous channels, where I fully expect the owners to just disappear and stop uploading one day, there's the freedom of movement ones. Like Shiey's "illegal freedom", where he spends the time jumping onto moving trains, climbing tall buildings and structures (Some of it very old, and very rusty), hiking into Chernobyl, exploring abandoned and dilapidated buildings, etc. All illegal, and all watchable on KZfaq. It's very enjoyable to watch, but at the same time I completely expect this dude to never make it past the age of 30

Those hydraulic press channels when they were compressing 1kg of titanium or other dense brittle materials. A huge chunk exploded off and flew thru 3 safety panels. That was probably the most dangerous thing I've ever seen on KZfaq.

I did a thing worries me whenever he does anything. He really pushes the limits and I feel like one day he will seriously injure himself.

The most dangerous was a channel called JogWheel and they had a series I watched wayyyyy back in the day, over 10 years ago, called "Is it A Good Idea to Microwave This?" The videos are still up.

"FPS Russia" Couldn't exist exactly today, but there's still plenty of gun content on KZfaq. The Kentuky Ballistics incident which I believe you were trying to talk about, where a Serbu .50 cal (single shot .50 cal rife) was loaded with a custom load slap round that was over pressured and blew the back out of the gun essentially into the Guy. Not very graphic and he survived but it's incredibly scary. As well as people like Garand Thumb and Demolition Ranch still doing the normal gun porn content with a bit of tip toeing around the gun terminology to not get too ruined by demonetization

I think there's two kinds of dangerous channels. There's the ones they talked about, the guys clearly doing dangerous stuff that endagers themselves and maybe others around them, where everyone agrees they're dangerous and/or stupid. And then there's the channels pretending to be safe and getting people to reproduce hacks and challenges and stuff which actually can kill people, often children.

The guy who lend the guns for the robot dog video is called Brandon Herrera. He's a massive Kalashnikov nerd and is building his own AK chambered in .50 BMG. (Yes, he has a license to do that) Also I feel like Osman tried really hard not to mention his name which is understandable given how him and I Did A Thing treated Brandon.

The Mythbusters cannonball incident was one of their later episodes, using a homemade cannon. They missed both the water barrel targets, and bounced off and over a hillside used as a berm, sending it completely through one house, bouncing off the roof of another, and smashed into a vehicle which finally stopped it. Nobody was hurt, they settled with the property owners, and started doing their tests a bit further away from the city. They weren't expecting it to travel a whole half a mile or so beyond their barriers. The cement truck incident was about a myth that you can use dynamite to clear dried cement out of the back of a cement truck, instead of spending weeks with a jackhammer. Due to a mishap, the truck ended up nearly full of dried concrete instead of a thinner layer, and Adam petitioned the producers to try and save the stunt purely for the boom factor, turning the cement truck into one of the world's largest to date pipe bombs.....which some stars from the show have admitted was really more about the boom than the myth.....

Shout out to Brandon Herrera for letting them shoot his guns and have a blast.

From what I recall, the blowing up of the cement truck was because there was a myth that you could get the cement that had hardened inside of it out by using explosives.

Gun fact: The mini gun/Gatling gun is not by definition a machine gun it’s just 6 bolt action rifles put together so you don’t actually need machine gun license to buy it but you do need a lot of money to use it ammo alone it costs $80 a second because of how fast it fires

If you noticed Will get a little uncomfortable when talking about the IDAT video, it's because the gun guy they were collaborating with, Brandon Herrera, had provided them with his range, his guns, his ammo, and his high level of specialized skills to make the whole thing safe and legal (as they would likely have accidentally made an illegal machine gun without his express guidance), and then IDAT used the video to shit all over him and his views I don't think Will necessarily had anything to do with it, but he definitely at least knows about it, which is why he may have seemed uncomfortable.

Shiey. It's a miracle every time he uploads to know he's not dead or in jail lol

i think styropyros name was it. that mans a menace. building handheld laserguns with 1000 times more power than the ones you can buy. and many other things that scream mad scientist vibe. i don't wanna think about that guy going rougue

The train cart creating a vacuum and sucking into itself like some future bomb was one of the craziet mythbusters episodes ive ever seen

the guy with the exploding 50cal is Kentucky ballistics

shiey. from the parkour to trespassing and train hopping. guy is crazy

12:46 oh Garnt and Connor are in sync!!

10:25 lmao it's Kentucky ballistics, the guy is a badass truly

If we are talking about being a danger to themselves then I think free climbers definitely deserve a spot on the list. Watching Magnus Midtbø's collaboration with Alex Honnold made me so anxious it definitely took years of my life.

I always think of ElectroBOOM but he looks like has everything in control so idk.

Just starting the video but that one dude who makes videos with massively souped up laser pointers make me nervous haha. The chemistry youtubers I oddly trust despite Nile and FireAndExplosions goofing about the danger Edit I looked it up: laser guy is StyroPyro, he is not even that reckless, just the possibility that someone could take one of those bad boys to the eye trigger a specific primal fear for meeee 😨

You are talking about Kentucky Balistics. His eye didn't get hurt. His main artery in his neck was cut my shrapnel and his dad prevented the bleeding by putting his thump into his main artery.

Kyle has been brought up so much lately in recent popular twitch podcast clips i feel like he needs to make an appearance so everyone can hear his prison stories

William Osman: "It had to be me, someone else might have gotten it wrong"

It was Kentucky Ballistics's .50BMG that blew up, he didn't lose an eye but he did almost bleed to death because a piece of shrapnel lacerated one of the arteries in his neck.

The rocket sled compact car was one of the best destructions of an object on mythbusters. Waterheater rocket 2.0 was also fantastic.

For anyone wanting more information about the "I did a thing" video about the robot dog. Check out Brandon Hererra's video on how it went down. They did him dirty, and maligned a lot of people for what was functionally an anti-gun hit piece. He let them use his range, his guns, his bullets, and his expertise. They lied to him about the nature of the video, and they left out a lot of their interactions with him. Like them giggling when he let them shoot some guns for fun, or how he sent him weird cutouts of kids, and pretended Brandon didn't point that out as strange. I could go on, but Brandon explains it better.

the guy they are talking about is kentucky balistics.

Sam Hyde in a defense situation.

As I remember that MythBusters episode, they were testing if the gasses used in cleaning the cement truck could ignite and explode it. The myth was busted but they already had invested so much in the cement truck, the location, the safety, etc., that they just decided to load it up with TNT and explode it anyway, just for content.

it was Kentucky Ballistics, he didn't lose an eye, but was super fucked up, and rushed to hospital

There's two video's by Edwin Sarkissian that are especially sketchy. One was of him shooting a .50 cal at an AR500 steel plate, and you can hear the ricochet flying just above his head. The other was him shooting an oxygen tank that was inside a gun safe. The shrapnel went everywhere. The tank itself stopped just a couple feet from where he was standing.

10:35 hes talking about kentucky ballistics. he jammed his thumb in a cut artery that saved his life.

Imagine telling someone like Electroboom hes in danger of getting zapped to death

gotta love old school myth busters and top gear

15:37 Making the mother of all omelettes here! Can't fret over every egg.

Why did I not think of this. You guys are in the US rn. Do a podcast with FPSRussia. He can't come to Japan since he's a felony.

Not that they'll ever see this, but if you're interested in the video with the exploding 50 cal. It was Kentucky Ballistics channel and he does a break down of it.

10:00 Kentucky ballistics is the 50 cal dude

The chinese military already has robot gun dogs

Photonicinduction. Hands down, dude has a legit substation on carpet.

Gotta be honest watching MrGreen's (formerly know as NileGreen's) sodium video genuinely made me fear for his safety not because of the chemistry but because of the way he used power tools

10:14 that wasn't a Barrett gun. It was a different company.

Talking about Kentucky Ballistics with the 50. Cal

Kentecky Ballistics with his Sniper blowing up

There's an amazing very old video of a guy trying out a "parachute" design by jumping off of the Eiffel Tower, it didn''t work. You see him jump, fall, and a little puff of dust when he hits the ground.

wow they're talkin abt kentucky ballistic

the exploding gun video is by Kentucky ballistics

Definetly Abroad in Japan.

Im not saying itd happen right away, but convertibles been kinda known to fold pretty easily in accidents because the only thing supporting it from not folding are the doors and those arent really solid compared the the pillars and roof section of a regular car...... And if im not mistaken, this is why the insurance companies got sued for welding 2 halves of a car together to fix someone's car, cause those would eventually fold aswell and also super prone to completely getting crushed in their next accident

Didn't expect Osman to start talking about Bald and Bankrupt. Definitely one of the best people on KZfaq

10:17. If anyone is wondering about this video. The KZfaqr is Kentucky Ballistics and his 50 BMG rifle exploded while shooting some exotic ammo. He had to stick his thumb in the wound while his dad transported him to the hospital. now he shoots it only behind cover with a string. He's alive and well now.

I watched Kreosan make home scuba diving equipment out of fish bowls and duct tape and dove in the flooded parts of the basement. That's probably the most insane thing I've ever seen in my life. They act like it's no big deal even though the entire city was evacuated, and nobody can live there again for 20,000 years and they dove in that water in home made gear lol.

my eyes widened when I heard him say "I thought you were eluding to some helicopter based accident" .. Rip kobe

I remember fps Russia taking about shooting an AA gun that was meant to be locked at a horizontal angle but wasn’t so just kept slowly moving upwards, then immediately after cutting the film him being like “WHERE THE FUCK DID THOSE SHELLS GO HOLY FUCK”

I think Micheal reeves would make me feel the unsafe

The Ford Pinto issue was basically what you said BUT the main issue was the location of the fuel tank combined with poor structural integrity... So. Get rear ended. It was likely your vehicle would catch fire AND you would be stuck inside, and unable to open the doors. Source: Mom owned one when growing up, she thankfully escaped death.

My uncle had a pinto and one time he left his car idling just a little too long and his backseat melted.

Kentucky ballistics and his eye socket was beat in by the explosion but the scary part is the hole in his jugular. And fps Russia is kyle hes a youtuber still hes on PKA

I am instantly reminded of the channel woth the guys who sneak into chernobyl and go swimming in irradiated water near the power plant Edit: Oh lmao it's the same guys he talked about. Glad to see we've seen that same shit

They blew up a cement truck in an abandoned quarry with a bomb squad

I'd rather get smeared by a high caliber doggy than get hit by a missile with a bunch of swords in it. might just be me lol.

love the Kreosan callout!

They don't know who Huston Jones is?

The pinto was originally designed to use an aircraft grade fuel bladder inside the fuel tank.. which would have solved the entirety of the fire issues. So the *decision* was to not put that bladder in into an engineered situation which required a bladder. The ones that had a bladder in them during testing worked perfectly for the tests outside of the door jamming thing. They simply didn't correct the proximate engineering and make a metal tank that worked in the space. Effectively it was murder by numbers. The thing to remember about FPSRussia was the only actual criminal act he committed was installing a fully-automatic weapon on a drone which is an FAA violation *IF* that drone had gone over 200 feet up. That he was busted for weed was BS charges just so they could take all his stuff as 'civil forfeiture'. Apparently he's going to be suing the Sheriff that did that's ass clean off many times over now that the Feds passed the rule about weed charges not being high enough to be additive to other things.

PhotonicInduction does some absolutely ridiculous stuff with electricity

All answers in the comments are wrong. The most dangerous youtuber is the guy Explosions&Fire mentioned in his nitrogen trichloride video who continously made large batches of nitrogen trichloride in glass containers. He had apparently launched a piece of glass in his eye and had many accidents but kept going.

For anyone that hasn't watched Kreosan's Chernobyl series. I highly suggest checking it out.

it was a friend of FPS Russia who had the license and there was a whole investigation cause the license holder was murdered. and the bullet to the neck guy was Kentucky Ballistics. he was using rounds that had way more gunpowder than the round should’ve had which created a catastrophic failure due to excess chamber pressure.

Those craft and life hack channels that lie or tell people to do dangerous things like making death cables are probably more dangerous than the KZfaqrs they mentioned. Everyone they mentioned only put themselves (people involved) at risk and it was obvious they were doing dangerous things

I think some of the street fighters that post on youtube are some of the most 'dangerous' some gnarly videos from those.

Who remembers the old days of KZfaq watching Cody’s lab refine uranium from rocks into yellow cakes😂

Probably Demolition Ranch, He has like 70 guns or something

I still remember that cement truck like 15 years later.

12:55 why does he look so sad

"Would you rather" Didn't the Soviets put Gagarin in orbit before they had a functional retrothruster landing system and he had to bail out of a reentering spacecraft?

It's fun realising how many mad scientists are on KZfaq. Can we get them all on a super collab to create... whatever they want?

Most dangerous you tuber - Micheal reeves he's one accident from becoming a super villain

John Landis might know a thing or two about helicopter accidents

10:18 YO Kentucky Ballistics!!

Every time someone mentions robot dogs high think of the clip filmed in China of a drone air dropping a robot dog gun dog.

James Cambell is by far the most dangerous.

10:33 Kentucky Ballistics

Was so much fun to see you guys in person.. Chicago!!!

They paid out th2 ford pinto claimits and fix the issue.

So when will we see Colin Furze and his Safety Tie(TM) as guest? Even better , when will you go at his house/mancave as guests?

I Did A Thing. How that man is not dead or seriously injured yet is a mystery to me. Aussies are just another breed...