Ask The Audience Goes Horribly Wrong | FULL ROUND | Who Wants To Be A Millionaire
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
- Krish Hook plays Who Wants To Be A Millionaire and things get a little dicey leading to an life changing decision.
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That saved his life. The best $63K he ever spent. Had he got this right, he would have died climbing Everest with no safety harness.
£s
Never trust the audience over 32K
thats what i was thinking
and when its only a 50% answer
Or even partially before that.
Er not really. It's successful more times than not
@@Mac2point1 not once you get to questions over 32 thousand
"That was gutting" I can feel his pain through his voice
I’ve seen a lot of “gutting” losses from contestants who either asked the audience, or just trusted their friends/guts on wrong answers, many a time.
Sometimes you have to be very cautious on whether you think they know the answer, or they’re throwing curveballs, just like what they did, here.
His fault for being so stupid
@@blue_red_screenHe ain’t stupid- he really thought that was what they were thinking and such. It’s not his fault that they misled him to getting the question wrong.
@chrisfinch8637 not saying he is stupid. But it was a very stupid decision with only a thousand guaranteed
Smart dude but the audience messed his game up😰. It was indeed a heartrending loss! 😭
Sheer hubris was his downfall. Still have no idea why didn’t set the safety net at £64k. Unbelievable.
Because he still had all his lifelines. He would have been fine if he just used them to make sure he got to his safety net of 125k
Jeremy tried to help him... giving him sublte hints...
His eyes POPPED OUT in disbelief when he heard "Final Answer". He almost fainted!! 😆 😆
🤣🤣 serves him right for being cocky and not using another lifeline 🤣
Anything over £16,000 goes beyond “General Knowledge” and is designed that only a small percentage of people would know it. To go that far without using the safety net and to risk that money on something so niche, sorry mate, only got yourself to blame
He should have used another lifeline to get to that safety net
You ask audience if it’s a music , movie or television question
@@Maynards_so_blue 50-50 and asked Jeremy .
Some of us would love to see a full round without spoilers in the title.
lol exactly. It ruins getting invested in the video.
More full rounds please!
The audience at Q12 was too risky of a move, should've went 50/50 first
Exactly
The audience only chose that answer because it's the only name they recognised and not connected to the question at all.
Yes , that's what I thought and I guessed that most of the audience would go for Beaufort.
I didn't know the answer myself but eliminated that particular answer straight away for some reason. Cracking question though....I might have to use this one.
Such a bright guy, doing phenomenally well, until he trusted a slight majority of the audience on a question that wasn't about Coronation Street. Three more lifelines! Owwch.
More like until he got too cocky and overconfident to set a safety net
Absorbing knowledge and being smart are two very different things. He’s anything but smart.
Should’ve went 50-50 and asked Jeremy .
I’ve always wondered if they would allow you to give instructions to the audience. I would say “If you aren’t sure of the answer, vote according to your birthday, A if it’s in the first quarter of the year, B if it’s in the second quarter, and so on.” Then an answer should stand out because it’s right, not because it’s more likely to be guessed at. Or, the votes would be nearly even, indicating that almost no one knew the answer.
too over confident, maybe he's learned a lesson and will skip the Everest trip, so this probably saved his life
Exactly my thoughts
The issue here is that not many people at all are going to know that answer and when people don't know they usually guess at something they've heard of. Most would have heard of the Beaufort scale (or the sea) and just felt maybe it was related to that. That was definitely worth another lifeline.
If I was the guy before this one I'd be even more furious. To go out on a foreign language question whilst the next guy gets such easy questions up to 125k....
To the kind people who upload these videos, thank you, they're enjoyable, however would it be possible to not have spoilers in the video titles? It kinda ruins it. Thank you.
@@Paul-sl9zm I watch in full screen, I can't see the progress.
Everyone slandering the audience needs to realise that the audience have to press an option, even if they are not sure. This means, any sort of clues in an answer will always sway the majority of the audience towards that answer. In this case, the Beaufort Scale is used for wind intensity and hence immediately something one can associate with meteorology, which likely swayed the majority audience to picking B, even if they were clueless
@@juliansydney9819 yeah true, u probably don’t have to press it; but I guess I meant to say there still would be a lot of people who pressed an option based on an inkling, without being certain
@@juliansydney9819 Jeremy said they have to press something. That should have been a clue to the guy that the audience can be highly unreliable. And for such a specific question, he should not have even asked them in the first place. The average person doesn't know this answer. Which is now confirmed by the 77% of the audience who didn't choose A.
I thought they were not mandated to choose an option.
I doubt anywhere near 50% know about that. I think they chose it bc the same sounds nice. A bit how like people choose 7 when you ask them for a random number.
@@adw1z I heard that you don't have to vote but if you don't they assign a random vote anyway.
That's what you get for being cocky and arrogant.
Far less knowledgeable contestants than him have won more money. Really unfortunate, he showed so much promise to make it to the very end. Should've definitely used another lifeline.
Arrogance.
He went with the audience cos it backed up what he initially thought was the right answer, that's why he went along with it. Unfortunately for him he lost 63k.😢
I work at the Met Office and I wasn't sure if it was A or D. Because the Met Office address is called Fitzroy Road, but the road around the site past the barriers is called Coriollis Way
How utterly stupid to play with only 1k guaranteed
go big or go home, he did both
@@tomatoisnotafruit5670 but he could have had a higher safety net
@@blue_red_screen yes, he probably should have put his safety net on 64k, but the real mistake was not using the 50/50 on this question and maybe more of his lifelines, he had to make sure to do everything he could to get that question right and secure those 128k.
@@tomatoisnotafruit5670greed
Damn. Having to leave with £1,000, whilst having 3 lifelines remaining right before a free guess at £250,000 is a tough one to deal with.
13:14 Wait now I'm confused again, because this has always been unclear. Does everyone in the audience HAVE to push a button? I originally thought so, then got told they didn't, but it sounds like Jeremy says here they do actually have to, unless I'm mishearing him
A question where less people pick the answer than if they just randomly guessed is not a good answer to give before the million dollar question!
I knew it was between Fitzroy and Beaufort . Anyone who listens to the shipping forecast will know they always mention Fitzroy , so I'd have gone for Fitzroy but not without doing 50/50 . I'm afraid he was too confident and trusting .
Gutting he be thinking that knowing he had 3 chances for 125000. Then a free hit for 250000. Wow that's how I be looking at it
The contestants are always people with money, making money.
That was a niche question. I reckon none of his lifelines would have helped except perhaps the 50-50. He was crazy to set his lifeline so high.
He should have used all his lifelines if he had too to get the right answer and get to his safety net, ensuring he seals those 128k should have been his only priority, anything after that would just be bonus.
I get that he was unemployed but get a good sum of money at least. Even 16k or 32k would still hold for him. He shouldn't have set the safety net THAT high
He trusted the audience because it confirmed what he thought about himself but he should have asked for another help
Confirmation bias
The audience really didn't want him to win
I would sue the heck out of all of them
@@SpiderPigggg sue them hahaha
They don't always know the answer
@@blue_red_screenExactly. Back in the day, I always loved that lifeline, and thought it was always helpful, but that’s not always so….
Nobody likes a knowitall.
13:14
"They dont have to answer if they dont know it. Do they?"
Jeremy says they have to push something... sadly they pushed him out of the show.
But do they really have to press a button even if they dont know or not sure about it? Can't they just remain silent?
They can choose not to press any button at all if they dont know the answer, thats why sometimes some contestants and even the host say "Answer and push the button only if you know"... sadly here everyone guessed and just everybody pressed even though they dont know the answer, and also tbh he was kind of over confident which cost him everything, he should have taken the 50:50 to be sure.
You got it wrong here.
Those in the Audience must press on one of the FOUR answers.
If someone doesn't press on one of the Four answers given then, the Host ( Jeremy Clarkson, in this case ) will call out to my the Seat Numbered that person is sitting on and tell her/him to 'PRESS ON ONE OF THOSE FOUR BUTTONS'.
So there, there is no escaping because, all 100 people in the Audience MUST Press one of these FOUR Answers Given.
@@Bullshifter9 I think you're wrong . Tarrant never said 'only if you know' . I've only listened to a few of Clarkson but never heard him say it either .
That’s horrific to watch, imagine how he felt 😂
My opinion is that the audience in a way didn't like him, he was knowledgeable but a bit cocky!
Whoops 😮
He was overly confident; should have used another lifeline at that point.
You only asked the audience on pop culture stuff, not very specific history
Using the audience lifeline for such kind of questions is a horrible mistake actually!
Why ask the audience a difficult question like that incredible he had several of the lifelines.. I would have used 50/50 and then call a friend with that amount of money!
Why not use another lifeline! And didn’t he read looks can be deceptive
If it was me i would use all my life lines , if i don't know i can't gamble all that amont of money
This is the price you pay if you trust people.
That one hurt. Sucks to go out with 3 lifelines
Bad strategy. Maybe for a different kind of a quiz, but not here unfortunately 😢
He tried to put a brave face on it but he looked totally gutted.
OMG why would you ask the audience on such an important stage, I wouldn't ask the audience after 32 grand they are in the audience and not a contestant for a reason.
He didn’t use the save button
That was so painful. Feel bad for the guy even though he’s 1k richer.
The dude was already better than any audience member BROOOOOOO. 51% is not enough, and Jeremy said they have to press something. Seriously man. You DO NOT ask the audience questions like this. The average audience member will not know this answer. You ask them garbage pop culture questions. Not specific history things. He also should have led with a 50:50 first, or after. At least then with the off-chance that B was removed, they might go for another one. But because the audience picked B, it's unlikely they would have removed it after. They would have left A and B. But still..... BROOOOOOOOOOOOO. This was so painful to watch unfold. You could just see it happening in real time. From the moment he said ask the audience I knew it was going to be an absolute mess.
Do they really have to press something though? What if they don't?
He should have used 50/50 and hope Beuford got eliminated, then he would most likely get it, if Beufored was not eliminated, then this guy would be screwed no matter what.
My final Question to the contestant.
What does it FEEL Like To Be An Art Soul?
3 lifelines!
Knowledgeable people dont go on tv shows to clap for money.
Underestimated the stupidity of the average person
lol 😂
Geezer doesn't need the money anyway. "Career break" F right off.
Pure greed
Not really, more like bad luck.
@@panamaJnope, more like bad strategy
Oh dear why why why didn't he use his lifelines 50% of audience is far far too risky
He got too arrogant and cocky. He breezed through to 8k and got overconfident in his own knowledge., Setting a safety net at 32k or 64k would have cost him nothing!!😳
Horrible to watch :(
He was flying up to this point ! I agree though ; he he should have set the safety net at £64k and not made such a huge leap of faith in the audience, with such an esoteric, scientific question. A combination of other life lines ,( and had 4), would probably have got him through. Smart guy though , with everything that went before!
15:25 oh no is like the tv show are you smarter than a 10 year old
On ask the audience it should really give you another option I don't know answer.
😥
if he had all 4 lifelines, he should have gone 50-50 then gone audience. What a blunder.
He got what he deserved for being so cocky
Good job you're on a career break!
Aka
An unemployed bum 😂
NOOO...never trust the audience past ß16,000. Such a lovely lad, thats awful!! Wish he had set the net earlier ugh
He talks too much... then gets punished... lotsa knowledge, but got stumped...
Overconfidence 🤔
That's why democracy is a failure 😂
Knows a lot
Doesn't know how to play the game properly though
That is absolutely twisted these questioned are designed to trick the player and theyre most definitely not random the producers will throw one in when they see a potential million pound winner , the minute that Question came up and the answers i automatically thought of the beaufort scale which is wind which is weather that alone would trick me into that being the answer i was once cheated out of 50k on another game show where they threw in trick answers / Question who governs these tv gameshows for their fairness ? Its not right
if you fall for a trick answer you dont know the answer. your trying to win money its not supposed to be easy. when i took my real estate exam pretty much all the questions were designed to trick you but i still pased, you know why? because i took the time to understand what was being asked. works the same way here
Kinda the point, the smart thing to do is take the money if u don’t know. Lifelines usually become either useless or a hindrance for most of the higher value questions
*Watch **_The Chase_** The Sinnerman would have known or any of the others !*
Come on, dude. You can't leave us in the dark like that. We want further info on your £50k near miss!
@@PureExile ant and dec Saturday night takeaway make or break question ! Where was Nicole kidman born ! Australia or Hawaai now put yourself in my shoes ! 2003 everything i ever read about Nicole said Ausie nicole or Ausie kidman then on the night live tv not recorded im stood under the spot light when behind me theres a 50k prize board and one of those prizes was a holiday to Hawaai ? Thats like saying the answer is right there , my head was totally messed up live on national tv Saturday night prime time tv asking me where was Nicole kidman born Australia or Hawaai and knowing all i just explained where would you have said . I felt totally cheated and Ant & Dec treated me badly backstage. No more tv gameshows for me Billy King
UwU
*Cocky or WHAT ! - Should have taken 50/50 at Least !*
He wanted to save it for the 250k question, so greedy I guess.