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Anyone who saw the video could tell it was staged. I could tell it was staged and I don't know the first thing about aviation. Every single thing about it was j
by astura 5y ago
Anyone who saw the video could tell it was staged. I could tell it was staged and I don't know the first thing about aviation. Every single thing about it was just off in so many ways.
I really hope they throw the book at this guy with criminal charges so others will think twice before trying similar stunts.
- LanceH 5y agoThe only thing missing was him thanking sponsors and asking us to like an subscribe before he jumped.
- cyphar 5y agoIn the original video he had a Ridge wallet sponsorship read at the beginning of the video. After the initial blowback he re-uploaded the video with the sponsor read removed.
- astura 5y agoHe actually does (did?) thank a sponsor in the video - Ridge Wallet. It was one of the really off things about the video. Apparently he must have re-uploaded it if it not longer contains the sponsor plug. The things that felt off to me, a non aviation person, on first impression- The opening text about him saying "I didn't think I had the courage to share this video." (This has also been removed in the apparent reupload). The sheer amount of cameras/camera angles for a routine plane ride. Plus constantly pulling out the Ziploc bag full of "ashes" to show the camera. Jumping with a fucking selfie-stick then immediately hiking back to the plane. This one is hard to explain - He's general affect throughout the video coupled with the other videos on his channel. It just seemed like the entire thing was trying to tell a story rather than an almost-tragedy caught on film. At first, as a non aviation person, I didn't know there was a whole engine out procedure he didn't follow. I didn't really question his recommendation to fly with a parachute, and I didn't know that he flys without a parachute in his other videos. I didn't know he bought the plane a month before.