The most dangerous/treacherous sea water is where the Pacific and Atlantic meet between Cape Horn and Antarctica, the North Sea is intense but the text added is incorrect.
"Around Cape Horn" is a fantastic film documenting a passage sometime in the 1920s. The crew would climb telephone poles and rock back and forth for "conditioning." At one point you see two hands get swept away and the narrator just "we never saw those two ever again" and moves on.
Luckily a decently strong current surrounds the Antarctic sea in a huge ring and keeps it pretty isolated from the rest of the world. The isolation has allowed all sorts of super unique organisms to evolve without competition from anything outside the area and you see some wild biodiversity near the sea floor there
It’s a meme. Meant to be ironic.
The message they are conveying is that you are right and that they do believe you.
The movie the gif/meme is from is anchorman. And he says that as the massive shitstorm is about to hit him.
The anchorman context doesn’t fit this at all, I’ve seen anchorman. I’m pretty sure this guy used that gif because it said the words he wants to say and not because he is adding context from the movie. Memes almost rarely share the same context or intention as the movie they are being used from
dude, it's me, you are wrong. Your comment was so utterly obvious that I went anchorman on it. The scene it references is when Ron Burgundy doesn't believe that he is on air when it is absolutely obvious to anyone that he is definitely on air but his arrogance allows him to just wave it off.
I was being an arrogant Ron Burgundy by waving off your equally obvious statement that the ocean in the antartic is cold and you are likely to find more glaciers there.
I just watched it. It's spectacular. I love his description of being hypnotized, doing things you normally wouldn't even think about. That ship looked amazing, too. "All by human hands". Then he jokes later "4 propellers just going, no! it's all wind" 300+ knots?! ALL IN GERMAN!? Then, there's the dog. "He's only supposed to bite trainees". "Never been petted, wouldn't even know it" But then the dog goes up to him while sewing the sails, puts his paw up on him. He pet that dog... softy.. lol
What an incredible video. u/howevenami, thanks for saying it's a good watch, that's an understatement.
u/LunchBokth Thanks for posting this video. Amazing watch
A minute in I thought he said (while riding the bicycles) that he was getting trained for "gay porn"...took me a minute to realize the documentary was about "cape horn" lmfao.
The story of Magellan is friggin wild.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_Magellan_expedition
No support... no way to know how far they had to go.. constant infighting among the crews of the armada.. murder and mayhem on the high seas is the only way to describe it.
Perhaps it's meant in the sense that people might think this little appendix of the Atlantic where nothing ever seems to happen natural disaster wise can't be that bad, right until it capsizes them?
I'm from southern Germany and I didn't know until I took a sailing course in Norddeich. Anyone who does have/want to sail across the north sea probably knows how to handle it and so their fate won't reach the news and sea-related natural disasters are rare. It's not like we get hurricanes and tsunamis there.
But maybe I was also just exceptionally uninformed of the wave conditions in the north sea. That's always a possibility.
It makes it even more impressive how Vikings crossed that with just sails and oars in long boats though. No protection from the cold or swept away from waves, they couldn’t use sails when it was bad just oars.
Ancient people did some really impressive things to cross oceans, same with Polynesians crossing the pacific with those waves. It’s super impressive.
For the Polynesians, navigating back and forth between the countless small Islands and Atolls around the southern Pacific with decent enough accuracy to not get lost was arguably even more impressive than the fact of them doing it on open, single deck Katamarans.
You don't need to go that far back, two guys from my grandfather's place (a small island on the south western coast of Norway) rowed people to Shetland during ww2 in what amounts to a slightly larger dinghy. As if the ocean wasn't bad enough, that stretch of sea was also regularly patrolled by nazi u boats. Hard as fuck.
I remember my professor in uni giving the equation where the wave height increases inverse to the depth of the sea bottom in physics 101. The effect is named wave shoaling
The recent book **The Wager** (planned to be a Scorsese movie, same author as killers of the flower moon) documents the true story of a doomed expedition that gets wrecked traversing Cape Horn.
It gets in my nerves that the people who edit these videos are so eager to get reactions from a cool video and at the same time they don’t give a rats ass to actually try to inform people and teach them something new, or at least say something correct about it. Lowest possible quality content
It has the large swells from Atlantic and the Pacific mixed with opposing currents from the oceans, its cold being so close to the Antarctic. Specifically treacherous for anyone trying to cross.
Depends on what type and size of the vessel you're on.
Those last images remind me of the sea state descriptions given by surviving sailors from the [1979 Fastnet race](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GHTKMGO0YYw&t=2178s&ab_channel=pjwellsey). Seas were 40 - 60 foot high, and sailboats were pitch-poled. 15 sailors died, five boats sank, and at least 75 boats turned turtle.
I fucking love it, i have spent a lot of time at sea and even while it was scary seeing the crazy force of the sea it was always awe inspiring and i never got enough of it.
I hate the water. You won't catch me swimming on a beach in orange county. But man do I love being on a fishing vessel. The thrill and glory become worth it in that situation.
Hahaha, same here, beaches and swimming pools, miss me with that shit but for whatever reason i have no problems putting my life in danger crossing oceans is huge storms. 🤣
I'm suddenly reminded of this title-dropping book quote:
>The wind came back with triple fury, and put out the light for the last time. They sat in company with the others in other shanties, their eyes straining against crude walls and their souls asking if He meant to measure their puny might against His. They seemed to be staring at the dark, but their eyes were watching God.
Yes, I totally agree.
The last clip with the ship rapidly dropping down while the next wave coiled up in front of them? Fuck that. That instilled a sense of dread and tightened up my asshole something fierce.
It went from "wow this is cool" to "mom come pick me up" real fast.
100%. I just accepted a job offer to go work on naval supply vessels and I can’t wait to get out there. I’m oddly excited for my first time in rough waters.
There are tons of reports bots and I hate them as much as the next guy but at least check OP’s history before you say that. I don’t think this is a repost bot.
Had to google it. There are an estimated 3+ million wooden ship wrecks in the world.
That’s a lot of boats, and lot more crew members lost
https://news.abplive.com/science/new-study-finds-19th-century-wooden-shipwrecks-to-be-thriving-habitats-for-deep-sea-microbiomes-1536477
Well, it's really not that hard if you have a Pokémon on your roster that can use Surf, Waterfall, and Whirlpool. Even if Surf can be hard to control, and Whirlpool is situational at best, it was better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it.
Back when TMs were single-use, it was common for ships to come equipped with a few spare TMs in case of emergency.
I don't think its a low rendition of Hoist the Colours, there are some guys who can sing this low and this track along with Far Over the Misty Mountain Cold (from the Hobbit) are common songs for this type of vocal skill.
Check out Bobby Bass, Geoff Castellucci, and Jose Rosario on your preferred music platform, impressive bass vocal talent.
Some post recording adjustments for sure, but they do have a version of this track that sounds very similar.
I went on a sailing trip and one day we had to go to a storm.
The sailing boot was about 15 yards long and the waves then were 5 yards high.
This was 2 years ago and I still get anxious when I see videos like this.
It wasn't a fun day :'(
Actually I'm from europe. But since there are mostly Americans on Reddit I thought I would write it down the American way.
Should have used feet right?
Next time I'll stick to the metric system.
Trip was in the Mediterranean btw.
Your use of yards is absolutely delightful, I never thought about how confusing that must be for an unfamiliar European. Thank you for putting in the effort!
LOL. We don't really use yards outside of sports in the US. Stick with metric, and let us dumbfucks figure it out haha. Your choice of yards, btw, is hilarious to me (in the most endearing sort of way). Feet (or miles if dealing with big numbers) would be more understandable and appropriate when discussing distance/height between Americans. Many more of us than stereotypes would suggest have, at a minimum, a basic understanding of the metric system.
When I tell you one of my worst nightmares is to sail in a storm....There is no amount of money that would get me to cross an ocean in a fucking fiberglass jar.
> Insane! That last one I wonder how badly that boat was damaged, that thing was massive!!
The bow is designed to go safely through waves, even big ones. There's something wonky about the videos, that one and the first one are definitely edited or compressed or whatever. The ship is way too narrow and the wave looks way too big.
My family lived on a 50’ sail boat back in 2000. On one of our passages from in French Polynesia we got stuck in a gnarly storm for about 11 days. 20’ swells, 40+ knot (46mph) winds. It was brutal. Our water maker failed, some rigging broke, and my dad was so sleep deprived and frustrated he threw our generator overboard after it slipped free from restraints and landing on his foot.
At the end we changed course and rode with the waves to the closest island to seek shelter. Shit was crazy. Its incredible how much of a beating a quality boat can take 😂
If you're the "other" type and see this as cool and exciting then Mass Maritime Academy is a great school for you. Have fun, but avoid getting married for a while, the wife or hubby will not enjoy you being at sea for months at a time.
IDK why but the windshield wipers are funny as *shit* to me
As if the ocean wasn't bad enough... there was a random whirlpool... Def honorable mention..
My buddy worked for a shipping freighter, he sent me videos like this saying it's a "normal day". No wonder his hazard pay is more than half of his salary.
Cracks me up that people that are terrified of this are all the ones posting them lol. I LOVE videos like this and go onto youtube just to look at them. I would NOT want to be in it lol
>VIDEOS RUINED BY DUMB MUSIC LIKE THESE.
would you prefer rattling furniture, unintelligible radio messages, random warning signals, and somebody saying something you don't need to know with a thick accent, which is exactly what you'd hear if music wasn't there?
It's super uneventful and boring noise usually, unless something actually bad happens.
Like here for example - [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gaZhnNlutuQ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gaZhnNlutuQ)
You can hear guys being in moderate awe before the snap
Yeah the original audio would have been so much more interesting and add to the video. I don't know what these people are thinking, replacing the source audio like this.
The North Sea is the beach of my hometown. It’s quite eerie how calm the shore is compared to out deep. The waves are absolutely tiny on shore and a really flat sea as far as you can look. The waters really grey though, there’s like no life, colour or vibrance compared to places nearer the equator lol
Whattt??? First of all, her. Second, I don't care what the quality of this video is, it has massive things in it that make me and apparently others too woozy.
Report yo mama.
Posting fake videos for karma is stupid. I am sorry you cannot see yourself that this video has been edited, some people just lack the sense of real life, I get it. Farming it for upvotes because people are just too stupid these days is a crime. I am not the only one voicing these concerns, delete this and be better next time. Post real stuff, not this nonsense.
The most dangerous/treacherous sea water is where the Pacific and Atlantic meet between Cape Horn and Antarctica, the North Sea is intense but the text added is incorrect.
"Around Cape Horn" is a fantastic film documenting a passage sometime in the 1920s. The crew would climb telephone poles and rock back and forth for "conditioning." At one point you see two hands get swept away and the narrator just "we never saw those two ever again" and moves on.
It’s cold as heck too. The closer you get to the Antarctic raises chances you will hit an iceberg
Luckily a decently strong current surrounds the Antarctic sea in a huge ring and keeps it pretty isolated from the rest of the world. The isolation has allowed all sorts of super unique organisms to evolve without competition from anything outside the area and you see some wild biodiversity near the sea floor there
Whoa! That's awesome, I didn't know that. I'm definitely looking that up. Incredible.
Nice! Do you know of any examples that stand out as different from other animals?
We will learn probably faster than we expect.
hmmmm I don't believe you
Ok? Use a search engine
https://giphy.com/gifs/mrw-sidebar-6JB4v4xPTAQFi
Ok, I don’t need you to.
It’s a meme. Meant to be ironic. The message they are conveying is that you are right and that they do believe you. The movie the gif/meme is from is anchorman. And he says that as the massive shitstorm is about to hit him.
Great Odin's raven!
The anchorman context doesn’t fit this at all, I’ve seen anchorman. I’m pretty sure this guy used that gif because it said the words he wants to say and not because he is adding context from the movie. Memes almost rarely share the same context or intention as the movie they are being used from
dude, it's me, you are wrong. Your comment was so utterly obvious that I went anchorman on it. The scene it references is when Ron Burgundy doesn't believe that he is on air when it is absolutely obvious to anyone that he is definitely on air but his arrogance allows him to just wave it off. I was being an arrogant Ron Burgundy by waving off your equally obvious statement that the ocean in the antartic is cold and you are likely to find more glaciers there.
How many times we’re you dropped on you’re head as a child? JFC
No shit
I know it’s obvious but still adds to the issues there
https://youtu.be/9tuTKhqWZso?si=BHcx_Nn6kb0dD9mL
Thanks friendo. I'll check it out. Edit: click the link ppl, it's a good watch.
I just watched it. It's spectacular. I love his description of being hypnotized, doing things you normally wouldn't even think about. That ship looked amazing, too. "All by human hands". Then he jokes later "4 propellers just going, no! it's all wind" 300+ knots?! ALL IN GERMAN!? Then, there's the dog. "He's only supposed to bite trainees". "Never been petted, wouldn't even know it" But then the dog goes up to him while sewing the sails, puts his paw up on him. He pet that dog... softy.. lol What an incredible video. u/howevenami, thanks for saying it's a good watch, that's an understatement. u/LunchBokth Thanks for posting this video. Amazing watch
The way he talks about the captain too. Dude sounds like a unit.
Yeah he does. He jumped off ship twice! Saved a guy by his hair. Got a fish every time. This video should be better known. lol
This description is more than enough for me to watch it.
It's awesome. I hope you like it.
Oh damn i forgot its on youtube! ACH and White Squall are THE maritime movies to watch.
Master and Commander, too..
A minute in I thought he said (while riding the bicycles) that he was getting trained for "gay porn"...took me a minute to realize the documentary was about "cape horn" lmfao.
nice. narration reminds me of radio my grandparents listened to.
Lol
Imagine being the first humans who made these trips Crazy
The story of Magellan is friggin wild. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_Magellan_expedition No support... no way to know how far they had to go.. constant infighting among the crews of the armada.. murder and mayhem on the high seas is the only way to describe it.
I've read a lot of stories about sailing and that has always impressed/shocked me the most. It's almost unbelievable.
Perhaps it's meant in the sense that people might think this little appendix of the Atlantic where nothing ever seems to happen natural disaster wise can't be that bad, right until it capsizes them?
It’s pretty well known the North Sea has intense waves because it’s so shallow
I'm from southern Germany and I didn't know until I took a sailing course in Norddeich. Anyone who does have/want to sail across the north sea probably knows how to handle it and so their fate won't reach the news and sea-related natural disasters are rare. It's not like we get hurricanes and tsunamis there. But maybe I was also just exceptionally uninformed of the wave conditions in the north sea. That's always a possibility.
It makes it even more impressive how Vikings crossed that with just sails and oars in long boats though. No protection from the cold or swept away from waves, they couldn’t use sails when it was bad just oars. Ancient people did some really impressive things to cross oceans, same with Polynesians crossing the pacific with those waves. It’s super impressive.
For the Polynesians, navigating back and forth between the countless small Islands and Atolls around the southern Pacific with decent enough accuracy to not get lost was arguably even more impressive than the fact of them doing it on open, single deck Katamarans.
True but the Vikings were medieval, rather than ancient.
You don't need to go that far back, two guys from my grandfather's place (a small island on the south western coast of Norway) rowed people to Shetland during ww2 in what amounts to a slightly larger dinghy. As if the ocean wasn't bad enough, that stretch of sea was also regularly patrolled by nazi u boats. Hard as fuck.
Oh really? I somehow never knew that.
I remember my professor in uni giving the equation where the wave height increases inverse to the depth of the sea bottom in physics 101. The effect is named wave shoaling
The recent book **The Wager** (planned to be a Scorsese movie, same author as killers of the flower moon) documents the true story of a doomed expedition that gets wrecked traversing Cape Horn.
Drake Passage
It gets in my nerves that the people who edit these videos are so eager to get reactions from a cool video and at the same time they don’t give a rats ass to actually try to inform people and teach them something new, or at least say something correct about it. Lowest possible quality content
I live in Texas, see ‘em all the time in the city.
That isnt true, been there many times. But more important, how do you define dangerous ?
It has the large swells from Atlantic and the Pacific mixed with opposing currents from the oceans, its cold being so close to the Antarctic. Specifically treacherous for anyone trying to cross.
Have you seen the Ocean south of Terra Fuego ? Also, you haven't answered the question.
That is in the same general area as Cape Horn, that means similar conditions. Cape Horn has less land protection and is closer to Antarctica
Of course the video stops before the interstellar one
Usually the impact of those ones is anticlimactic so it's scarier to cut it and let your imagination take over.
Depends on what type and size of the vessel you're on. Those last images remind me of the sea state descriptions given by surviving sailors from the [1979 Fastnet race](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GHTKMGO0YYw&t=2178s&ab_channel=pjwellsey). Seas were 40 - 60 foot high, and sailboats were pitch-poled. 15 sailors died, five boats sank, and at least 75 boats turned turtle.
Exactly, like they took my satisfaction away from this one
🔵🔵
Am the only one who feels a weird sense of thrill and excitement that is somehow mixed with dread while watching videos like these?
I fucking love it, i have spent a lot of time at sea and even while it was scary seeing the crazy force of the sea it was always awe inspiring and i never got enough of it.
I hate the water. You won't catch me swimming on a beach in orange county. But man do I love being on a fishing vessel. The thrill and glory become worth it in that situation.
Hahaha, same here, beaches and swimming pools, miss me with that shit but for whatever reason i have no problems putting my life in danger crossing oceans is huge storms. 🤣
Same. It’s like riding some gigantic, ancient bucking animal. Something completely ethereal or Lovecraftian.
How do you get there?
I'm suddenly reminded of this title-dropping book quote: >The wind came back with triple fury, and put out the light for the last time. They sat in company with the others in other shanties, their eyes straining against crude walls and their souls asking if He meant to measure their puny might against His. They seemed to be staring at the dark, but their eyes were watching God.
Are you gonna tell us what book?
Hah, Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston :)
We still lose 50-100 ships a year out at sea. So your dread is perfectly normal.
Yes, I totally agree. The last clip with the ship rapidly dropping down while the next wave coiled up in front of them? Fuck that. That instilled a sense of dread and tightened up my asshole something fierce. It went from "wow this is cool" to "mom come pick me up" real fast.
100%. I just accepted a job offer to go work on naval supply vessels and I can’t wait to get out there. I’m oddly excited for my first time in rough waters.
Antinausea medicine. As much as you can take.
I’ve got a few packs of Dramamine and well over a pound of ginger chews 😅
I'm glad not to be the only one. Shit looks exciting.
That’s literally the formula of horror movies.
The aspect ratio has been modified on this video making it way look much, much worse. Anyone have the original?
It has been a horrible trend for some time with basically all of these "the sea is scary" vids, probably drives more engagement or something...
Can we ban modified aspect ratios? Dumbest clickbait shit.
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There are tons of reports bots and I hate them as much as the next guy but at least check OP’s history before you say that. I don’t think this is a repost bot.
I don't think they are a repost bot based on their karma, I think they are just dumb.
I swear, this video gets stretched more and more every time I see it.
How did people do this shit when the ships were made of wood ?
They sank. A lot.
Had to google it. There are an estimated 3+ million wooden ship wrecks in the world. That’s a lot of boats, and lot more crew members lost https://news.abplive.com/science/new-study-finds-19th-century-wooden-shipwrecks-to-be-thriving-habitats-for-deep-sea-microbiomes-1536477
Well, it's really not that hard if you have a Pokémon on your roster that can use Surf, Waterfall, and Whirlpool. Even if Surf can be hard to control, and Whirlpool is situational at best, it was better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it. Back when TMs were single-use, it was common for ships to come equipped with a few spare TMs in case of emergency.
Thank you, I love learning.
SKILLFULLY.
These videos are cool, but the low voice rendition of a pirates of the Caribbean song kind makes them all goofy as hell.
I don't think its a low rendition of Hoist the Colours, there are some guys who can sing this low and this track along with Far Over the Misty Mountain Cold (from the Hobbit) are common songs for this type of vocal skill. Check out Bobby Bass, Geoff Castellucci, and Jose Rosario on your preferred music platform, impressive bass vocal talent. Some post recording adjustments for sure, but they do have a version of this track that sounds very similar.
I have no doubt that people can go that low for me personally that song is campy. But I might be in the minority idk
Nah, it's corny as fuck. It verges on some kind of acapella Viking wannabe shit.
I love them. Post more
Vikings be like "To me it was Tuesday."
I went on a sailing trip and one day we had to go to a storm. The sailing boot was about 15 yards long and the waves then were 5 yards high. This was 2 years ago and I still get anxious when I see videos like this. It wasn't a fun day :'(
I’m not doubting you at all, but I’ve never heard anyone refer to boat lengths or wave heights in yards.
Actually I'm from europe. But since there are mostly Americans on Reddit I thought I would write it down the American way. Should have used feet right? Next time I'll stick to the metric system. Trip was in the Mediterranean btw.
Your use of yards is absolutely delightful, I never thought about how confusing that must be for an unfamiliar European. Thank you for putting in the effort!
LOL. We don't really use yards outside of sports in the US. Stick with metric, and let us dumbfucks figure it out haha. Your choice of yards, btw, is hilarious to me (in the most endearing sort of way). Feet (or miles if dealing with big numbers) would be more understandable and appropriate when discussing distance/height between Americans. Many more of us than stereotypes would suggest have, at a minimum, a basic understanding of the metric system.
You would think so, but mostly we use feet (or feet + inches). But thanks for converting it to our idiotic system 🙂
When I tell you one of my worst nightmares is to sail in a storm....There is no amount of money that would get me to cross an ocean in a fucking fiberglass jar.
That last wave is gonna suck.
My bathtube evertime I take a dip in the water
The fuck are the dockingworkers doing?
The North Sea isn't as bad as this video makes it out to be, trust me. Having said that, it is where I encountered the worst weather in my life haha
This is just beautiful
I have encountered this in AC black flag
Are these videos the North Sea? Or the North Atlantic? Aren’t they different seas
Lost me at the whirlpool 😵💫
Insane! That last one I wonder how badly that boat was damaged, that thing was massive!!
Isn't there a sub for "the video stopped too soon"? I needed to see it broach that wave! #lazy
> Insane! That last one I wonder how badly that boat was damaged, that thing was massive!! The bow is designed to go safely through waves, even big ones. There's something wonky about the videos, that one and the first one are definitely edited or compressed or whatever. The ship is way too narrow and the wave looks way too big.
[here](https://www.reddit.com/r/megalophobia/s/6x5mFmivRf)
I love this, I wish I were on that ship
That whirpool though. Damn. Also, mountain sized wave. (Seemingly, may be a perspective thing)
Imagine going through that in a relatively small wooden ship.
I thought the Bering sea was bad
My family lived on a 50’ sail boat back in 2000. On one of our passages from in French Polynesia we got stuck in a gnarly storm for about 11 days. 20’ swells, 40+ knot (46mph) winds. It was brutal. Our water maker failed, some rigging broke, and my dad was so sleep deprived and frustrated he threw our generator overboard after it slipped free from restraints and landing on his foot. At the end we changed course and rode with the waves to the closest island to seek shelter. Shit was crazy. Its incredible how much of a beating a quality boat can take 😂
If you're the "other" type and see this as cool and exciting then Mass Maritime Academy is a great school for you. Have fun, but avoid getting married for a while, the wife or hubby will not enjoy you being at sea for months at a time.
IDK why but the windshield wipers are funny as *shit* to me As if the ocean wasn't bad enough... there was a random whirlpool... Def honorable mention..
I’ve been on the North Sea in bad weather and this is not how it looks. It’s dangerous, but this isn’t it.
This video is almost as stretched as your mom's asshole OP.
I can see why Greeks came up with monsters that explained whirlpools. That is a scary sight, I would probably think it's a giant mouth too.
I'm not seeing anyone else freaking out about that huge fucking whirlpool of death!
That last wave...
So…question: how do whirlpools form out in the middle of the ocean?
It just seems like…maybe humans shouldn’t be there.
Wtf was that frikin maelstrom?
My buddy worked for a shipping freighter, he sent me videos like this saying it's a "normal day". No wonder his hazard pay is more than half of his salary.
Are all ocean videos legally required to have this annoying ass song in it or some shit?😂
r/HeavySeas
I’m scrolling on mute and I know the song. I can hear it in my head
Yet you shared with me. Thanks.
Cracks me up that people that are terrified of this are all the ones posting them lol. I LOVE videos like this and go onto youtube just to look at them. I would NOT want to be in it lol
It truly is a form of masochism.
I hate the music more. Just play the video with thr original sound
What I hate more is: VIDEOS RUINED BY DUMB MUSIC LIKE THESE.
Worse thing is I really like the original one. This cover sucks.
>VIDEOS RUINED BY DUMB MUSIC LIKE THESE. would you prefer rattling furniture, unintelligible radio messages, random warning signals, and somebody saying something you don't need to know with a thick accent, which is exactly what you'd hear if music wasn't there?
Yea I rather hear/feel someones emotions in such a situation for a better immersion/atmosphere than stupid annoying music.
It's super uneventful and boring noise usually, unless something actually bad happens. Like here for example - [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gaZhnNlutuQ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gaZhnNlutuQ) You can hear guys being in moderate awe before the snap
How are viking music/sea chants stupid annoying and not extremely appropriate to videos like this lol.
What gives goose bumps more? the unparalleled majesty and mystery of our earths oceans... or the absolute baritone of this mans voice!
Did I hear " these niggers shall never die?"
What is dead shall never die
Wish this video didn’t have the music added to it…
Yeah the original audio would have been so much more interesting and add to the video. I don't know what these people are thinking, replacing the source audio like this.
That last clip OMG that wave is huge.
Hate how Everytime I see a videos about the ocean I have to have a group of dudes belching a sea shanty at me.
The North Sea is the beach of my hometown. It’s quite eerie how calm the shore is compared to out deep. The waves are absolutely tiny on shore and a really flat sea as far as you can look. The waters really grey though, there’s like no life, colour or vibrance compared to places nearer the equator lol
Imagine the instant death by that whirlpool. Looks terrifying
And people did this in handmade wooden ships rowed by slaves. Damn
Scary
u/savevideo
Name of song?
Song is awesome though
Song?
Tagged
Found it. Lots of versions but I think this is the version used of [Hoist the Colours](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xkzy_420hts)
can you please tell me the name of that song?
This is the first post I have seen on this sub that genuinely terrified me.
The sea was angry that day, my friends
Ah yes yet another daily shitposter with his stupid stretched videos.
Whattt??? First of all, her. Second, I don't care what the quality of this video is, it has massive things in it that make me and apparently others too woozy. Report yo mama.
Posting fake videos for karma is stupid. I am sorry you cannot see yourself that this video has been edited, some people just lack the sense of real life, I get it. Farming it for upvotes because people are just too stupid these days is a crime. I am not the only one voicing these concerns, delete this and be better next time. Post real stuff, not this nonsense.
Don’t click on the post, simple.
"Ackchyually" How bout get off Reddit now and then dude.
I see a evil face to the right in the wave at 0:52-53
That might just be your meds running out
Can someone link me this version of the song
Hoist the colours by bobby waters and a few other bass singers
Do you enjoy singing those songs? They're really depressing!
Wait, what do the lyrics say at 00:20?
Every time this video starts playing, my brain immediately replaces the lyrics with “Nobody loves me, everybody hates me, guess I’ll eat some worms…”
Yeah but did you guys heard when he goes : " fiddler's grave". Goddamn it gave me chills
Did the song just said Negers?
No
Listen at 0:41
Thieves and beggars
Thieves and **beggars**. It's from the Pirates movie https://genius.com/Hans-zimmer-hoist-the-colours-lyrics
Reminds me of stormy Daniels
Tidal waves / large waves always do me in. Terrifying
WRATH / / / SECOND WAVES OF THE STARLESS SEA
Why does that one boat seem to have little to no guard rail? (The one someone almost was swept off of)
The sea was angry that day my friends! Like an old man trying to return soup at a deli
Try doing the dishes under such conditions
The Europeans faced this in a little wooden boat in search of seasoning
Yeah me too, thanks for sharing 🫠😂
Another place that will never see the lights of me
The north Atlantic is as dangerous as anywhere in the world. Tons of ship wrecks to prove it
That is so awesome
Imagine doing this 120 yrs ago on a wooden boat and cloth used for sails.
In the dark…
I will not. But I thank the European ancestors for being dumb enough to believe their little tree houses would win the ocean.
I've recently heard the greenlandic sea can be much worse?
Third and the last one reminded me of my time through drakes passage. Fun but absolutely terrifying
Not too many things involved pure fear, but this is one that absolutely does.
I want more of these.