BUGGY + PARAGLIDING

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What a video!! A paraglide got stuck to one of those 4x4 buggies that are driven on dunes... mother of god!! What a video!! I'll spread the shit out of it on Social Media!!

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Rita Ora's little dance

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Blackmailing Sailor Luna... the milf Brooke Burke... and Jade Jantzen's vice.

I SAW THAT GOING DIFFERENTLY IN MY MIND VOL96

Some plans sound like pure genius in your head... but when you try to pull them off, they turn into a total disaster. Insane jumps, physics-defying stunts, dance moves that could’ve gone straight to Broadway — everything seemed perfect up there. But the universe had other ideas.

Here’s a collection of videos where the intentions were solid, the energy was real, but the execution... well, better see for yourself.
Laugh, cringe, and remember: the important thing isn’t just falling — it’s falling with style (or at least surviving the crash).



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Atheists will say it’s AI.

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THE BEST PART OF SIDESHOWS

The “sideshow” phenomenon — also known as “street takeovers” — dates back to the late '80s and early '90s, especially in Oakland, California.

They started out as a form of youth expression, mainly within the African-American community. At first, they were smaller meetups in parking lots or backstreets, where people showed off their tuned cars, did donuts, burnouts, races, and other wild stunts.
Over time, they got bigger, began blocking intersections, and caught more media and police attention.

By the 2000s, the trend had spread to other cities like Los Angeles, Atlanta, and Houston. In recent years, with social media in the mix, it’s gone full-on viral. These days, street takeovers are more organized — but still totally illegal.

The best part of these events, if you ask me, is what’s captured in the videos below.



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If you don’t seal the deal on a first date like this, you’re doing something seriously wrong.

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I SAW THAT GOING DIFFERENTLY IN MY MIND VOL95

In their head, it was simple: jump the fence, dodge the obstacle, impress the crew. But life, always a big fan of chaos, had other plans—ones with stumbles, faceplants, secondhand embarrassment, and of course, someone filming it all.

That’s how the best stories are born: with good intentions, questionable choices, and endings no one saw coming... except you, because you already know these videos never end well.



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Today’s slow-motion masterpiece.

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THE CLASSIC MOVE: HIDE AND HOPE THEY DRIVE PAST

A biker in the U.S. recorded his own GTA 5-style police chase using a 360-degree camera. It’s not clear what exactly he did, but he definitely stirred up some serious trouble—he’s being chased by local cops, State Troopers, and even a helicopter. Full-on wanted level vibes.

At first, it looks like he might actually get away with it, riding a high-powered bike like a pro... but you’ll have to see how it ends for yourself.
Everything was caught on a 360-degree camera, the kind that uses multiple wide-angle lenses to film in every direction and then stitches it all into one panoramic video.



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Slow-mo of the day.

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