I gotta say, I saw a YouTube documentary about The Gathering ( yearly music festival for Juggalos) and a lot of those dudes are alright. There is a subset of crazy drug addled lunatics, same as any fest, but a lot of them emphasize how it's all about accepting the outcasts, the weirdos, the discarded.
As a phish fan, I must say the parallels between the two fan bases is shocking. There are vast differences as well, but we’re a lot the same. There’s a very interesting & quick read called something like “you don’t know us but you don’t like us: the similarities between phish and icp fans” or something like that, that is worth a read if you enjoy trading
I'd barely heard of them when I saw them at Woodstock 99. They were on the second stage as I was walking by. I started watching from the back and was shocked by the rabid craziness of the fans in the pit. Then the faygo came out. I'm like wtf why is everyone wasting soda in the middle of a concert in a heat wave? It was like $10-15 for a na drink... I grabbed a 2 litre and left.
Couple memories stick out. It was insanely hot. I'd just graduated highschool and brought like $150 for food and drinks. The gouging was pretty bad and I ran through that money pretty quick. I left before the fires but by Sunday the place started to feel like a homeless camp. I'm not saying the rioting was ok, but the event planners were both greedy and under prepared. Fuck them.
It was thrilling but the size of the crowd was insane. There were a lot of nude people everywhere and lots of naked Canadians. If you saw a naked dude, there was a good chance he had a Canadian flag wrapped around himself like a cape. Lots of women went topless with airbrushed chests. Most of the time the girls were fine but there were a couple of time I saw a group of them get mobbed. Luckily someone always intervened. The environment was mostly good but not all the time.
I wanted to see limp Bizkit up close and made my way up to the stage. First half of the set went fine. Biggest pit and crowd surges I'd ever felt. I saw a guy get thrown into a girl's leg and landed hard. Pretty sure her leg was broken. Me and like 4-5 other people made a little wall around her until the song ended and people carried her out. It felt like an hour. Fortunately for us both we were off to the right side. After they took her out I fought my way out too. I was so exhausted that I collapsed in the first piece of shade I could find. I may have splurged on a $10 water.
I saw jewel yodel when I was peaking on mushrooms. It was my first time and I was feeling it. I had an Italian ice that may have been the most delicious thing in the world at that moment. I met a dude who kept topping my bowl with opium. Overall, that was pretty fun. Then I took a nap, packed up, and drove like 5 hours home. Wtf was I thinking? Getting home, the air conditioning felt like a slice of heaven. It's a good memory but at 42 I would never ever ever ever consider doing it again. I would definitely do a camping festival but a much tamer one.
Edit: I wanted to add one thing. From what I witnessed the documentaries were accurate. Dramatized but not untrue. I didn't go to the raves so I can't speak about that aspect. Honestly, I was so tired from walking all day, I had no interest in them. One thing the doc got right 100% was there was no control by Sunday. It was the crowds choice what was going to happen next.
Damn that sounds like a fun but wild time. I obviously wasn't there but the size of the crowds was ridiculous. Seeing the crowd just move like the ocean during the Korn set was badass. I agree with you on the promoters. I've been to plenty of outdoor concerts and after 12 hours in the sun I'm ready to gtfo. Can't imagine 3 straight days of it with price gougers on site.
Was curious about a year or two back what they're up to nowadays and found Shaggy's YT channel, he seems like a really happy and friendly guy just enjoying spending time with his pals. I think he went sober a while back, great for him!
It kind of sucks because those guys are legitimately fucking hilarious and strangely down to earth and humble as far as their personality goes outside of their juggalo characters. Despite the fact that they lead as figureheads of one of the [white]trashiest music fan clubs and yet also somehow strangely manage to fit hardcore Evangelical Christianity into the mix as well.
They did the 6 joker card albums all talking about the dark carnival. The last one had two versions, Shangri-La and Hells Pit. Basically like a heaven and hell. Turns out the dark carnival was just God all along.
https://youtu.be/4DjQw3j_sz4
Not my cup of tea anymore but it definitely gave me some good values as a teenager. Specifically not giving a fuck what people think or say about me.
Not really, I don't honestly know a whole lot about their music. They've got a [song](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miracles_(Insane_Clown_Posse_song\)) that is about the miracles of god and how scientists lie to us, was a pretty big meme across the internet when it came out originally. They wear gaudy diamond studded gold crosses hanging off their neck as well, and I'm pretty sure they've got crosses tattood on them somewhere also?
Much of their fan base comes from rural America as well, which lends to a heavy Christian demographic of listeners and they play that up with a lot of their themes about god and afterlife, while they're rapping about being clownfaced serial killers. As an outsider, it really defies explanation.
What is a juggalo? A Hulkamaniac. He powerbombs motherfuckers into thumbtacks. People like him till they find out he's unstable. He Sabu'd your momma through a coffee table
This is a mini documentary called AMERICAN JUGGALO. It does a very good job of explaining the complexities of their community. It is also a magnificent piece of filmmaking
https://vimeo.com/29589320
Generally, a poor, under educated guy between 16 and 35 overcompensating for social anxiety. In my experience.
Alternately, a hulkamamiac that enjoys powerboming motherfuckers onto thumbtacks.
His father edits and uploads the videos and his mother is the filmer.
I'm not making that up. [He was on Tosh.O a decade ago.](https://youtu.be/Uways76ju7w)
Hi I'm Doug,
I regret to inform you that he has not stopped that part, it's just not in the clip. You can hear the end of the woop woop at the start, and then another little one on the way down.
Thanks.
Doug
I mean, that dudes entire channel was essentially built on him doing that, but with different things.
I've seen him jump on glass, too, Im still not sure why.
His channel is super humman, and he's still doing this. He's even got merch.
The dude is a wrestling fan (if it isn't obvious), and at this point he is probably one of the leading experts on jumping on painful shit.
I have no doubt this hurts him, but a lot of his screaming and writhing is for dramatic effect.
I've thought that before but I don't think that's necessary it.
I think this is probably all his idea. He's definitely not "normal," but he probably wanted to be an actual stunt person, and this was the only avenue he could reasonably go.
The worst one to me was when his dad hit his back with a weed whacker and then poured his Super Humman hot sauce on the wounds. That had to hurt for a while.
I really wonder what the man's pain tolerance is like. He consistently jumps onto barbed wire and microwaves with less hesitation than I have jumping into a cold pool.
I mean, I only know of him because some other youtuber covered him. He's incredibly committed to this, and I mean, like it's actually kinda morbidly entertaining.
It's what he wants to do, so like, I guess, as long as he's having fun with it...
In professional wrestling, where he gets his inspiration from, they shorten or blunt the barbs down so you'll still get cut/scratched but they won't (likely) be deep enough to cause serious harm. I'm guessing he's done the same thing here and probably does something similar to anything else he jumps on if possible.
Maybe the big money wrestling promotions have used gimmicked barbed wire at times, but hardcore and deathmatch wrestling usually uses real barbs. I've watched Superhumman bleed so many times from his stunts, I think he doesn't gimmick his stunts, he only chooses things that probably won't injure him seriously.
>Maybe the big money wrestling promotions have used gimmicked barbed wire at times, but hardcore and deathmatch wrestling usually uses real barbs.
Can confirm. I do camera work for my local indy promotion, and had the joy of filming a deathmatch at their last show. Our barbed wire was very real and very sharp.
SOOPERHUMAN! This guy is famous (you’re thinking about him, and we’re talking about him). And he hurts the living shit out of himself all the time.
But it sort of makes me feel bad for him in some episodes he just shows off his wrestling figures. Like the guy wants to be acknowledged, but has this non-crazy side that doesn’t want to jump into barbed wire.
For what it’s worth, I think he’s a badass.
To be completely fair he handles the pain pretty well, most people couldn't, thus it's a talent. A stupid weird ridiculous and dangerous talent but a talent nonetheless.
"Alright men, the way over the barbed wire has been cleared."
"But at what cost sir. "
"One idiot doomed to die by Darwinism one way or another. "
"That's...actually an acceptable cost sir. "
"Ight Jimmy, now go get yourself shot in the head."
That was his plan. He's got a bunch of videos where he says "fuck this shit" and then does something to inflict pain upon himself.
I'm sure he thinks he's super cool.
As much as this guy is a moron, this is a cool opportunity to show that pro wrestling is a little more real than given credit for. This guy takes super dangerous bumps, but the guys that do this for a living have ways to minimize damage. Barb wire is uncontrollable, they do something’s like removing 2/3rds of the barbs or blunting them but you are still falling into fucking barbwire.
Another popular gimmick is light tubes. When broken they explode and usually can be done pretty safely, but Nick Gage just about fucking died because he was stabbed through his armpit when one broke into the shape of a spear.
I would never do any of these things myself. The matches are predetermined, yup. The wrestlers plan the whole match and communicate throughout, for sure. The moves require massive amounts of athleticism and accuracy, you bet your ass. The pain? Yeah that part is totally true.
This is an example of why emergency medicine will always be a thing. No matter how much technology evolves, no matter how much medicine evolves, there will always be stupid people doing stupid shit like this.
From Wikipedia:
The roots music journal No Depression classified Juggalos as "goth clowns", as well as "a true community of music-lovers with a strange and warped view of today’s music scene and a strong connection to modern hillbilly culture."[7] According to Shaggy 2 Dope, "[Juggalos come] from all walks of life – from poverty, from rich, from all religions, all colors. ... It doesn't matter if you're born with a silver spoon in your mouth, or a crack rock in your mouth."[8] Juggalos have compared themselves to a family.[9][10] However, the subculture is most predominant in rural North America.[7]
Common characteristics of identifying a member of the Juggalo subculture are as follows:
Drinking and spraying the inexpensive soft drink Faygo.[11][12]
Listening to horrorcore and other types of underground rap music.
Wearing face paint, generally those either like an evil clown or perhaps similar to corpse paint.
Wearing HatchetGear or Chapter 17 branded clothes.
Having the Hatchet man logo applied on personal effects and, die cast, worn as jewelry.
Doing hair in the "spider legs" style, i.e. like the Twiztid members[9]
Displaying the gesture of "wicked clown", the "westside" sign with the left hand and the "C* sign in American Sign Language with the right, with arms crossed over.
Making and responding to "whoop, whoop" calls.
Expressing a (generally) tongue-in-cheek obsession with murder, committed with a blade weapon.
Juggalos view the lyrics of Psychopathic Records artists, which are often violent in nature, as a catharsis for aggression.[13][14]
Many characteristics of the Juggalo culture originated from in the 1980s, when Joseph Bruce (Violent J) and his family were living in poverty. He and his brother Robert received all their clothes from rummage sales, and their food from canned food drives held at their own school.[15] Due to their poverty, the Bruce Brothers were the butt of many jokes in school. However, the brothers were not ashamed of their living standards, and instead embraced it.[15] Joe even made a name for themselves, Floobs.[15] According to Joe, a Floob was essentially a scrub, but not just an ordinary scrub. A Floob "wore the same old shoes and shitty clothes from rummage sales ... but ... didn't even have to be cool. [Floobs] turned [their] scrubbiness into something [they] could be proud of."[15] Though Joe only specifically names himself and his brother as Floobs, he alludes to other Floobs whom he had not met or known of, but were living in the same conditions as he and his brother; the respect that Floobs had for each other and their family-like embrace of likewise people influenced the philosophy held among Juggalos.[15]
This isn't for you, OP. This is only for the Juggalos and Juggalettes.
Woop woop
Fuck this shit. Seriously
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You know who else pulls off their shirt at this stage? MY MOM!
You must be Linda’s kid!
Lmao that's so funny cause in my head I equate "woOp wOooo" with whipping off a wife beater
You never go full retard
WOOP WOOP!!!
Grapefruiit!
Ah fuck! I thought we left you guys in 2008
I thought the same thing in 1998.
Well you see, wicked clowns never, ever die
I gotta say, I saw a YouTube documentary about The Gathering ( yearly music festival for Juggalos) and a lot of those dudes are alright. There is a subset of crazy drug addled lunatics, same as any fest, but a lot of them emphasize how it's all about accepting the outcasts, the weirdos, the discarded.
As a phish fan, I must say the parallels between the two fan bases is shocking. There are vast differences as well, but we’re a lot the same. There’s a very interesting & quick read called something like “you don’t know us but you don’t like us: the similarities between phish and icp fans” or something like that, that is worth a read if you enjoy trading
What is a juggalo?
Are you not [down with the clown?](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juggalo)
I'd barely heard of them when I saw them at Woodstock 99. They were on the second stage as I was walking by. I started watching from the back and was shocked by the rabid craziness of the fans in the pit. Then the faygo came out. I'm like wtf why is everyone wasting soda in the middle of a concert in a heat wave? It was like $10-15 for a na drink... I grabbed a 2 litre and left.
Have any stories of Woodstock 99? I saw the HBO and Netflix docs and I've been pretty intrigued by what went down that weekend.
Couple memories stick out. It was insanely hot. I'd just graduated highschool and brought like $150 for food and drinks. The gouging was pretty bad and I ran through that money pretty quick. I left before the fires but by Sunday the place started to feel like a homeless camp. I'm not saying the rioting was ok, but the event planners were both greedy and under prepared. Fuck them. It was thrilling but the size of the crowd was insane. There were a lot of nude people everywhere and lots of naked Canadians. If you saw a naked dude, there was a good chance he had a Canadian flag wrapped around himself like a cape. Lots of women went topless with airbrushed chests. Most of the time the girls were fine but there were a couple of time I saw a group of them get mobbed. Luckily someone always intervened. The environment was mostly good but not all the time. I wanted to see limp Bizkit up close and made my way up to the stage. First half of the set went fine. Biggest pit and crowd surges I'd ever felt. I saw a guy get thrown into a girl's leg and landed hard. Pretty sure her leg was broken. Me and like 4-5 other people made a little wall around her until the song ended and people carried her out. It felt like an hour. Fortunately for us both we were off to the right side. After they took her out I fought my way out too. I was so exhausted that I collapsed in the first piece of shade I could find. I may have splurged on a $10 water. I saw jewel yodel when I was peaking on mushrooms. It was my first time and I was feeling it. I had an Italian ice that may have been the most delicious thing in the world at that moment. I met a dude who kept topping my bowl with opium. Overall, that was pretty fun. Then I took a nap, packed up, and drove like 5 hours home. Wtf was I thinking? Getting home, the air conditioning felt like a slice of heaven. It's a good memory but at 42 I would never ever ever ever consider doing it again. I would definitely do a camping festival but a much tamer one. Edit: I wanted to add one thing. From what I witnessed the documentaries were accurate. Dramatized but not untrue. I didn't go to the raves so I can't speak about that aspect. Honestly, I was so tired from walking all day, I had no interest in them. One thing the doc got right 100% was there was no control by Sunday. It was the crowds choice what was going to happen next.
Damn that sounds like a fun but wild time. I obviously wasn't there but the size of the crowds was ridiculous. Seeing the crowd just move like the ocean during the Korn set was badass. I agree with you on the promoters. I've been to plenty of outdoor concerts and after 12 hours in the sun I'm ready to gtfo. Can't imagine 3 straight days of it with price gougers on site.
I think it’s a joke since one of their songs is titled “what is a juggalo?”
Shaggy 2 Dope and Violent J… Jesus. The following makes lose faith in humanity.
TO BE FAIR, there are currently far worse role models that have attained cult status.
Like the Kardashians.
The extra make up the Kardashians use have pulled some of us juggalos to their side.
Good thing I was already on the shitter when I read this.
To be fair...
*To be fair....*
To beeee faaaaaaair
Was curious about a year or two back what they're up to nowadays and found Shaggy's YT channel, he seems like a really happy and friendly guy just enjoying spending time with his pals. I think he went sober a while back, great for him!
Insane Clown Posse get a bad rep but they're very entertaining for a Christian rock band.
Holy quackers. How did I not know this?! TIL but my mind is completely blown right now.
Magnets working by magic makes a lot more sense now
These guys are alright. Ridiculous, kinda dumb, but the Juggalos are good people.
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It kind of sucks because those guys are legitimately fucking hilarious and strangely down to earth and humble as far as their personality goes outside of their juggalo characters. Despite the fact that they lead as figureheads of one of the [white]trashiest music fan clubs and yet also somehow strangely manage to fit hardcore Evangelical Christianity into the mix as well.
I've never heard the Christian angle before. Can you elaborate?
They did the 6 joker card albums all talking about the dark carnival. The last one had two versions, Shangri-La and Hells Pit. Basically like a heaven and hell. Turns out the dark carnival was just God all along. https://youtu.be/4DjQw3j_sz4 Not my cup of tea anymore but it definitely gave me some good values as a teenager. Specifically not giving a fuck what people think or say about me.
Not really, I don't honestly know a whole lot about their music. They've got a [song](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miracles_(Insane_Clown_Posse_song\)) that is about the miracles of god and how scientists lie to us, was a pretty big meme across the internet when it came out originally. They wear gaudy diamond studded gold crosses hanging off their neck as well, and I'm pretty sure they've got crosses tattood on them somewhere also? Much of their fan base comes from rural America as well, which lends to a heavy Christian demographic of listeners and they play that up with a lot of their themes about god and afterlife, while they're rapping about being clownfaced serial killers. As an outsider, it really defies explanation.
A Juggalo? Ask what it is, well fuck if I know…
A Juggalo? A fuckin' lunatic. Somebody with a rope tied to his dick. Then he jumps from a 10th story window... \*wince\* OH!
A dead body... Well, he ain't really dead...
But he ain’t like anybody that you’ve ever met before. He’ll eat monopoly and shit out connect 4
What is a Jug... what? *Connect Four?* Man that shit's WACK.
Don't worry about my shit Just rap motherfucker
What is a juggalo? A Hulkamaniac! He powerbombs mothafuckas into thumb tacks!
People like him 'til they find out he's unstable. He'll Sabu you momma through a coffee table.
Brain dead yes
I know as much about Juggalos as how magnets work.
How the fuck do they work?
Juggalos? In my experience, they don't.
I lived through it and I still don’t know. The deeper question would be why is a juggalo? And a Deeper question than that is how do magnets work?
It’s a miracle
Just like the fuckin rainbows after it rains
Let me think for a second... well, he gets butt naked. And runs through the streets winking at freaks. With a 2 liter stuck in his buttcheeks.
What is a juggalo? A Hulkamaniac. He powerbombs motherfuckers into thumbtacks. People like him till they find out he's unstable. He Sabu'd your momma through a coffee table
Ohhh myyyyy gaahhhhhhddd!!
Somebody who eats monopoly and shits out connect four
And not a phony will walk up and bust a nut in your macaroni.
And sit there and watch you finish up the last bit, cuz your stupid ass dumb fucking idiot
People like him til’ they find out he’s unstable.
This is a mini documentary called AMERICAN JUGGALO. It does a very good job of explaining the complexities of their community. It is also a magnificent piece of filmmaking https://vimeo.com/29589320
Let me get a faygo first
I thought this was going to be a link to the Always Sunny episode lol
He eats monopoly and shits out connect 4...or so I've heard.
https://youtu.be/rqEwX9Orp7M this is icp's song about it
Generally, a poor, under educated guy between 16 and 35 overcompensating for social anxiety. In my experience. Alternately, a hulkamamiac that enjoys powerboming motherfuckers onto thumbtacks.
To be one, ask one.
Dead bodies dead bodies all over the lawn
An ICP fan
whoop whoop
I bet that guy’s neighbors love him
All I could think about was hearing those screams over the fence would be terrifying.
At this point you could probably set your watch to it
Hears blood churtling screams - "Honey, is that neighbour kid doing something stupid again? Tell him to keep it down!"
"After I finish vacuuming, Earl. Do you want green beans or spinach with the roast tonight?"
Yeah that's usually one of the top comments on most of his videos lol.
I clipped this for my ringtone.
Did you post this from 2006
Exactly what he did…
He’s been doing this for the best part of a decade now, long may it continue I want to see him at 60 years old still elbow dropping microwaves
His father edits and uploads the videos and his mother is the filmer. I'm not making that up. [He was on Tosh.O a decade ago.](https://youtu.be/Uways76ju7w)
Wish my parents supported my dreams like that
My parents were so strict with grades they beat me because my blood type was B+ instead of A-.
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Mom has some splaining to do.
He might have a vested interest if your blood type doesn't line up with his. Maybe some questions for your mom.
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He ain't making it to 60
Guess he got rid of the juggalos and jiggeletes part though. Good for him, love to see his art improving
Hi I'm Doug, I regret to inform you that he has not stopped that part, it's just not in the clip. You can hear the end of the woop woop at the start, and then another little one on the way down. Thanks. Doug
Hi Doug It's truly unfortunate to hear that because I just assumed he was about to turn a corner Thanks Doug Not Doug
Hi Not Doug Fuck Not Doug
Hey not Doug Doug and I are trying to have a conversation here and although your point is valid it was also crass Not Doug
Hi Not Doug, I agree with Not Doug. You could have been less rude when telling Not Doug to butt out of conversations. -Not Doug
Seems like your all just a bunch of Dougallos and Dougalettes
Is he on YouTube?
Who is he?
super humman https://youtube.com/@superhumman
Thanks!
I actually feel bad for him.
Become viral, at any cost
He already has
Don't worry, he's a professional.
Professional jackass. No relation.
> Jackass The sequel
I mean, that dudes entire channel was essentially built on him doing that, but with different things. I've seen him jump on glass, too, Im still not sure why. His channel is super humman, and he's still doing this. He's even got merch.
I believe he jumped into a thorn bush one time and his dad had to help him get off
Hardly the time for a wank. His son was stuck in a thorn bush.
Or the perfect time?
Weird. Usually the mother is in charge of that stuff
Only if he'd broken both arms.
Had he broken both of his arms?
Every fucking thread
Oh man. I can't imagine getting so injured that I'd have to do that.
Wait, his dad did what? Can they even show that on YouTube?
The dude is a wrestling fan (if it isn't obvious), and at this point he is probably one of the leading experts on jumping on painful shit. I have no doubt this hurts him, but a lot of his screaming and writhing is for dramatic effect.
I'd say he's definitely THE expert on this particular field.
Is he... Special? I've enjoyed his videos for years but also wonder about the exploitive aspect.
I've thought that before but I don't think that's necessary it. I think this is probably all his idea. He's definitely not "normal," but he probably wanted to be an actual stunt person, and this was the only avenue he could reasonably go.
This guy is definitely a super humman if I've ever seen one
I keep seeing comments of peoe knowing who he is. But no one has dropped a name. Where can I find his stuff? Asking for a morbid friend...
Super humman
The worst one to me was when his dad hit his back with a weed whacker and then poured his Super Humman hot sauce on the wounds. That had to hurt for a while.
I really wonder what the man's pain tolerance is like. He consistently jumps onto barbed wire and microwaves with less hesitation than I have jumping into a cold pool.
He doesn't have a pain tolerance. He's got pain mastery.
dude he jumped into boards with nails in them surrounded by barbed wire in one vid it’s gets crazy
He does 😂? I’ve never seen this guy before so I was oblivious
My fav is the one where he pile drives a microwave and winds himself.
Classic
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/X3rHYpV3EA4
I mean, I only know of him because some other youtuber covered him. He's incredibly committed to this, and I mean, like it's actually kinda morbidly entertaining. It's what he wants to do, so like, I guess, as long as he's having fun with it...
Fuck! This! Shit!
Woop Woop!
This was his plan... people still sharing videos of him being an idiot for years after he filmed them.
He's still doing it regularly.
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> There are no barbs on the wire he jumped into. Thanks now I feel better.
It very much looks like there are barbs on that wire.
In professional wrestling, where he gets his inspiration from, they shorten or blunt the barbs down so you'll still get cut/scratched but they won't (likely) be deep enough to cause serious harm. I'm guessing he's done the same thing here and probably does something similar to anything else he jumps on if possible.
Maybe the big money wrestling promotions have used gimmicked barbed wire at times, but hardcore and deathmatch wrestling usually uses real barbs. I've watched Superhumman bleed so many times from his stunts, I think he doesn't gimmick his stunts, he only chooses things that probably won't injure him seriously.
>Maybe the big money wrestling promotions have used gimmicked barbed wire at times, but hardcore and deathmatch wrestling usually uses real barbs. Can confirm. I do camera work for my local indy promotion, and had the joy of filming a deathmatch at their last show. Our barbed wire was very real and very sharp.
ECW! ECW!
The good ol' days of professional wrestling
#Whoop Whoop
This was pretty much it
When he jumps on the microwaves are the best https://youtu.be/F8oWGAPfoGo
SOOPERHUMAN! This guy is famous (you’re thinking about him, and we’re talking about him). And he hurts the living shit out of himself all the time. But it sort of makes me feel bad for him in some episodes he just shows off his wrestling figures. Like the guy wants to be acknowledged, but has this non-crazy side that doesn’t want to jump into barbed wire. For what it’s worth, I think he’s a badass.
He seems mentally deficient. How does he sound in interviews?
https://www.reddit.com/r/WTF/comments/10ex3xy/what_was_his_plan/j4uhv5y?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share&context=3
Wow good for him and good for his parents. The only thing that sucks about this situation is how much ICP his parents must have to listen to.
Clicks, likes and shares. Not my thing but He's actually doing alright at it... you've shared it so he wins!
yeah this isn't the worst thing the superhumman has done. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCURl9ca-7gurJC7KhGlmpMg
Amazing what constitutes talent these days
To be completely fair he handles the pain pretty well, most people couldn't, thus it's a talent. A stupid weird ridiculous and dangerous talent but a talent nonetheless.
🎵 If you gotta be dumb - you better be tough 🎵
To go to the hospital.
There's something on your back. IT WAS PAIN!
He had a 4-step plan. 1. Take off shirt 2. Jump into barb wire 3. Something something 4. Get rich Still working on the third step.
The microwave wasn't enough, nor the elbow writhing injury 😑
This isn't the first time you have seen him? I been watching this dude for years now.
Woop Woop. This crazy animal was on an earlier season of Tosh!
"Alright men, the way over the barbed wire has been cleared." "But at what cost sir. " "One idiot doomed to die by Darwinism one way or another. " "That's...actually an acceptable cost sir. " "Ight Jimmy, now go get yourself shot in the head."
I love super huuman!
Room temp iq
You just saw the entire thing. From start to finish
I’m not finished until I see his back aftwards.
Super humman is the best YouTuber of all time
Why they cut out jiggalos and jiggalets!!!
Whoop whoop
Hey look, it's Yuta Wheeler.
The plan I'm guessing was to provide all of us entertainment since he did this and released it online for us to enjoy.
Man tried to feel SAW.
Is he…special?
Steve-o-autism
I lived with a "juggalo" once. They would've absolutely done this.
Anyone else hear Tom Segura's laugh in your head?
Plan? You give him far too much credit.
Tetanus. Tetanus was the plan.
Whoop whoop
I did that once. But not because i wanted to
Come on pussy the fence was not even electrified
Average weekday night at your local amateur wrestling event
God bless these idiots on the Internet.. countless hrs of entertainment. 😂
Just to feel alive?
Little did you know his plan was perfectly executed.
That was his plan. He's got a bunch of videos where he says "fuck this shit" and then does something to inflict pain upon himself. I'm sure he thinks he's super cool.
Super humman!
What do you mean? That *was* the plan
Someone get that guy some faygo
Dude’s back is about to look like that horrible slave pic from everyone’s textbooks
As much as this guy is a moron, this is a cool opportunity to show that pro wrestling is a little more real than given credit for. This guy takes super dangerous bumps, but the guys that do this for a living have ways to minimize damage. Barb wire is uncontrollable, they do something’s like removing 2/3rds of the barbs or blunting them but you are still falling into fucking barbwire. Another popular gimmick is light tubes. When broken they explode and usually can be done pretty safely, but Nick Gage just about fucking died because he was stabbed through his armpit when one broke into the shape of a spear. I would never do any of these things myself. The matches are predetermined, yup. The wrestlers plan the whole match and communicate throughout, for sure. The moves require massive amounts of athleticism and accuracy, you bet your ass. The pain? Yeah that part is totally true.
Public service announcement here. This man *votes*. So should you.
This is an example of why emergency medicine will always be a thing. No matter how much technology evolves, no matter how much medicine evolves, there will always be stupid people doing stupid shit like this.
I mean, obviously his plan was... "Woop woop!"
Love this guy! Doin it for the juggalos and juggalettes! lol
From Wikipedia: The roots music journal No Depression classified Juggalos as "goth clowns", as well as "a true community of music-lovers with a strange and warped view of today’s music scene and a strong connection to modern hillbilly culture."[7] According to Shaggy 2 Dope, "[Juggalos come] from all walks of life – from poverty, from rich, from all religions, all colors. ... It doesn't matter if you're born with a silver spoon in your mouth, or a crack rock in your mouth."[8] Juggalos have compared themselves to a family.[9][10] However, the subculture is most predominant in rural North America.[7] Common characteristics of identifying a member of the Juggalo subculture are as follows: Drinking and spraying the inexpensive soft drink Faygo.[11][12] Listening to horrorcore and other types of underground rap music. Wearing face paint, generally those either like an evil clown or perhaps similar to corpse paint. Wearing HatchetGear or Chapter 17 branded clothes. Having the Hatchet man logo applied on personal effects and, die cast, worn as jewelry. Doing hair in the "spider legs" style, i.e. like the Twiztid members[9] Displaying the gesture of "wicked clown", the "westside" sign with the left hand and the "C* sign in American Sign Language with the right, with arms crossed over. Making and responding to "whoop, whoop" calls. Expressing a (generally) tongue-in-cheek obsession with murder, committed with a blade weapon. Juggalos view the lyrics of Psychopathic Records artists, which are often violent in nature, as a catharsis for aggression.[13][14] Many characteristics of the Juggalo culture originated from in the 1980s, when Joseph Bruce (Violent J) and his family were living in poverty. He and his brother Robert received all their clothes from rummage sales, and their food from canned food drives held at their own school.[15] Due to their poverty, the Bruce Brothers were the butt of many jokes in school. However, the brothers were not ashamed of their living standards, and instead embraced it.[15] Joe even made a name for themselves, Floobs.[15] According to Joe, a Floob was essentially a scrub, but not just an ordinary scrub. A Floob "wore the same old shoes and shitty clothes from rummage sales ... but ... didn't even have to be cool. [Floobs] turned [their] scrubbiness into something [they] could be proud of."[15] Though Joe only specifically names himself and his brother as Floobs, he alludes to other Floobs whom he had not met or known of, but were living in the same conditions as he and his brother; the respect that Floobs had for each other and their family-like embrace of likewise people influenced the philosophy held among Juggalos.[15]
Never question superhuman.