Villagers React To Parkour ! Tribal People React To Parkour
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Best part of the video is when Babu started to feel the beat and dance to the music
Lmaoooooo so trueeee
Just saw that when reading this. 🤣🤣 he was lit
Literally made my heart melt tbh.
Punjabi MC. I was down w it
Oh yes it is!
In fairness, we probably all looked like Babu when we first discovered Parkour
🤣 prolly
I know I did 😭🤣
Thinks back to the Assassin's Creed Parkour videos, yurp.
I still look like babu when I see some of this stuff 😂
Absolutely
“Monkey’s jump & leopard’s speed”
Babu knows how to break it all down!😆
* babu *
Oh, you mispelled his name, I thought you were calling him a baby lol
I would bet good money that was an autocorrect
Tigers claw in Eagles Shadow. He's a wise elder
he actually said cheetah but they translated it to leopard for some reason
Worst thing about Parkour videos is their fast cuts, you never see a completed jump from start to finish. Its over-whelming for anyone that has never seen it before and they rarely understand the scope of what is going on due to how quickly it goes from one to the next.
yeah that was my thought, this is a highlight reel with music to it, if you want beginners to understand, less cuts might have been better.
I agree. Also a video from the 3rd POV would've been better. I bet seeing just the lower halves of the bodies doing stunts is weird and confusing to first-timers.
It's because they are faked- real videos show the landing
@@rsmith02 Not necessarily faked, no, a lot of these videos are real trust me, it's just that these highlights channels always do parkour dirty by cutting clips.
True. Also when you can see the landings, especially for precision jumps, these clips have way more impact
6:51 Babu's so fricking awesome that in 6 minutes he went from knowing nothing about Parkour to a Nike sponsorship.
Epic comment,you got me laughing 😂🤣😂
I thought it's from Gintama
Hahahahaha
Imagine 🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂
Sarru be like : 😶😶😶
While Babu just: 🥺🤯😳😵😱
Lol
Lmao
Sarru be the type to lean while playing a driving game.
Babu broke him down a little bit at 6:34 when they start dancing together
"They may have done this work secretly and without the permission of the parents."
Well...he's not wrong...
@@the83rdtrombonist60 oh, absolutely! It was just such an adorable thing to point out!
🤣 I was thinking that if I was still young I would love to be able to do that, but then I thought about my 17 year old son and how I definitely wouldn't want him trying that shit. I guess good parents think alike when it comes to their children.
@@the83rdtrombonist60 It was started by teenage boys.
Babu was really feeling it
"Sometimes I am on a bicycle and when there is a pit in front, I am afraid that I might fall somewhere" is the pinnacle of relatability. The sheer horror of bumpy roads man.
I have no good roads where I live, sure my bicycles are top notch, but still, it is not easy, I have accidentally done a front flip on my old bike, 10 years ago and I had to stop and take a 10 minute break just to collect myself. The terror I feel going downhill on my bikes on an old dirt road, is how to say it very displeasing.
@@livedandletdie Yikes, that's not great. Shuddered at the downhill image tbh. The roads here are mostly okay, but that makes the ones that aren't a nightmare. Also gravel in the winter months, terrifying.
@@MsLaughingRabbit I don't have much of a fear of concrete or dirt roads. But I have quite some experience with pain with both. When I was just a kid,me and my mother would commute in tricycles and the first accident happened when I was sitting inside the tricycle with my mom and then suddenly, the tricycle broke somehow. Pushing me and other passengers out.(the road is concrete with a downward slope) and I was just laying in the road, unable to move, I just, laid there, watching. The dirt road one happened when I was sitting in the back of the motorbike of the tricycle and I tried to touch the ground while it is moving, I was short so I can't reach it easily. I nudged forward and fell. The ground was pulling my leg so I fell on my back and slid across the ground. So. Thank you for being in my TED talk
This gave me anxiety as someone who fears heights, WOW , I loved babu dancing to the music
The craziest thing happened to me. I was never afraid of heights. At all. Then when I turned 30 suddenly I just became terrified of heights. So much so that my legs buckle a little bit when I’m on the second floor of the Mall
I had to come down into the comment because I couldn't handle the first person go-pro's 😂
Babu dancing gives me life.
Babu has an artist's soul.
@@MrShanester117 you tend to get more scared when getting older because you know you have more to lose, you learn hopefully that life is precoius.
I'd never be able to react to a video next to Babu. He's so weirdly entertaining I'd be watching him instead of the video
I can't even get out of bed in the morning without injuring myself...
It's likely that a great deal of ppl who do parkour will end up that way eventually too. It's a fine line between making the body strong and flexible by doing these stunts and becoming permanently weakened/debilitated by them.
That can happen to. So be careful of banana peels. At least I get what you meant.
@@shauljonah6955 a guy once slipped on an orange peel and died instantly when he hit the ground. He was on ground level. Considering that banana peeks are much more slippery than orange peels, I agree with your advice.
There are different types of parkour: regular parkour (going from one place to another as fast as you can), freerunning (getting from one place to another, but slower and with more tricks), roofing (climbing on roofs and doing tricks on the roofs), tricking (flips and stuff), and urban climbing (climbing up skyscrapers and the like).
@@colinpass88 it's not pointless if they find fulfillment with it
@@colinpass88 There is a movie on the original French parkour guys and they displayed elements of nearly all the OP's types. They talked about graceful and skilful movement through an environment.
@@colinpass88 Well, it started as a way for french soldiers to train, then people just modified it.
@@colinpass88 all parkour came from people watching jackie chan movies those movies invented parkour before the french were doing it.
@@colinpass88 we all have those days
Babu reaction is priceless he is really getting down with his inter emotions about this video
Hahaha... oh my heart, I think this is my new favorite Babu reaction to date.
He couldn't watch, he couldn't look away, couldn't grasp why they do this this crazy thing, yet was impressed all to heck with their skill and passion for it. All the while barely able to resist busting out the dance moves in celebration and joy.
I just adore him. What a treasure he is. 💞✌🤗
*as they all are, in fact, but, he's a extra special one off.
yes sir!
its all about those landings. without the rolling they would cause a lot of damage to their body. The rolling lets them deflect the energy of the impact so its essentially much softer. I suspect ninjas probably did stuff like this too :D
One of the first things they teach you in martial arts is how to fall. That roll has saved my bones!
I believe they aso do a lot of 'fall training' for horse racing jockeys too.
As a rider I can attest that after the first couple of shocks of falling, you will naturally attempt to relax and roll to minimise damage/impact.
Unfortunately it doesn't always work depending on how you fall. Normally I happen to rotate enough to negate most damage; I've even landed on my feet falling from a rather tall draft, but sometimes things happen beyond your control.
For example, my foot got caught in my stirrup so instead of rolling through my shoulder to hip, my foot got yanked up so I landed clean on the base of my skull (with a hat). Still had a concussion.
Racing can have really bad accidents if a horse loses footing or a badly timed jump or colission at high speed; no wonder they give the riders extra training for safe falling!
@@jeffreym68 I did judo when I was young... trust me when I'm saying that the fall breaks were useful many time when shit happened when riding bicycles or skiing...
@@misschieflolz1301 is this a jojo reference
@@TheLeagueofLegendsTv Not intentionally LOL. I was speaking from actual experiences. I've not even been riding competitively and I've seen someone fracture their spine and shatter their shoulder.
But now that I stop and think.... yes, it definitely qualifies as a JoJo reference lol
Babu must have been a trip when he was a young man. He is really into the music. Pretty cute guy. His reaction to this is priceless. His young friend’s eyes just get bigger and bigger and he can’t look away. The third young man watches with great admiration. Love these people; great character and personalities.
I'm amazed how wise are they.
They see things differently. They see with their hearts and soul.
Huge respect
With love from Russia
unspoiled people. much more pure in their hearts and minds .. if we all went to this kind of mindset, the world would be such a better and less anxious place
Priviet!
3:27
Lol Babu showing off a little preview of his dance moves. Babu has the moves lol
I have the same reaction when I see people stand near the edge of a cliff or building to get an adrenaline rush.
Vicarious experience via professional athletes equates to simulated memories less than the reality of firsthand yet way more than the absence of even that
I was never bothered by heights when I was younger -- I grew up in the mountains of Southwestern Colorado and used to free climb the rocks and cliffs near my house with no problem -- but when I had kids, that all changed. It's amazing how our perspective changes after some little ones come into our lives.
Uncles dance moves was better than all the parkour moves combined!
hes such a sweetheart
Haha this was requested by me!
Thanks for doing this video
Thanks for that! This was an absolute thrill and delight to watch!!
It was a great idea to put Babu and Sarru together for the reaction!
The pairing of excited expression and quiet concentration balanced the viewer's experience very well.
Also, Raeen's humanistic analysis always highlights aspects of the topic that I hadn't yet considered.
Thank you!
Totally agree with everything you said. Well put.
SO well put!
Babu wants to fly like them 😂❤❤
Babu is the GOAT 😁
Heck, he isn't the only one... I'm 44, and my knees and ankles are fucked and I just wish I could do some parkour
Wow! Babu throwing shapes like a boss! He has more energy than the younger men 👍👍👍
True
Like that you had them watch together, I like how Babu makes Sarru smile.
Babu's reactions are always my favorite. I love this man. I would travel to India to meet him and have a conversation. I love him, his energy, his willingness to learn, bend, and flow with new information he is given. Beautiful man with a beautiful soul. Live long Babu!!! ❤
It would be neat to see them react to red bull base jumping and wingsuits
Babu shows his hot moves as soon as the music commences. I love these guys.
Babu vibing to the music is just what I needed today! Thank you! ^__^
Common Man new video!! Big thanks to all these guys for showing that good people are good people, no matter where they’re from.
So, we're just going to ignore The Well of Death?👀😳
Yeah, that kinda shook me!
Ikr
LMAO, we really skimmed over that 🤣
I think all Indians during their childhoods might have seen the well of death or 'maut ka kuan' as it is called here 😛....that shit was crazy and thunderous, I don't think it's done much now
@@naraindassmittal5747 I think a lot of Westerners underestimate how discretely hardcore most Indians are on the daily - people there are pulling stunts just on their daily commute which would make most of us shit bricks. I've done some 'extreme' snowboarding and stuff in my time, but just trying to drive casually on their highways is probably the most terrifying thing I've ever done in my life. No shit - do y'all even have a concept of 'lanes'? Literally just going about my tourist business there is the scariest thing I ever did ... just the way people rode trains left me shook.
It's hysterical watching grandpa. His expressions are awesome. I love these guys. ❤️
They people they are watching is amazing but the ones reacting give me chills...Such amazing people you have found real humans reacting to amazing this. God or whomever bless them
These guy's sure put a lot of faith in the craftsmanship of the objects they jump on. In my line of work, I can't trust anyone that came before me to do the work correctly anymore.
in parkour we check every surface before we jump the line you see in the videos is the final product after countless hours of practice
Watches Parkour...accidentally starts to rave to music, becomes new internet dance craze
That was great, and wow the well of death!!😱🙆🏻
Right! WT *actual* F???
Everyone thinks they're badass until they see the Well of Death. Kinda hard to top that.
I actually want to see that now. lol
at 3:27 Babu starts grooving to the music being played 😁
The older gentleman has the best reactions
Baby was AWESOME in this one! I love that old man he has the heart of a child.
Definition of Parkour: the art of provoking anxiety in others.
and look good while doing it :D
Wait until you hear of roofing
The art of taking an L on barriers.
Babu is the reason I watch this. He has much respect for others. Very wise. Long live my brother Babu.
The well of death is just next level,
Looks like a naan oven.
"He is what human or monkey?" 😂😂😂
Also, Babu feeling the beat!
We already need parkour part. 2
I love seeing the amazement. It makes me very happy. Its just like when a child sees something for the first time. The look on their face can only make you smile
Tribal people: "You mean to tell me people run and jump on skyscrapers with no harnesses or safety equipment?? Nah, nobody's that stupid."
Parkour people: 🤪
tribal people have common sense xD
@@TheWolvesCurse yes
Parkour mfs are a different breed smh. Find myself judging them more than skydivers and base jumpers lmao
Haha I worked in downtown San Francisco for several years. Those guys are jumping around some of my former lunch break routes!
Good show ! The reactions especially from Babu were amazing to see......his inbuilt rhythm was in full form too. You gotta show them BMX bike champs & skateboarding championships......... they will love it !
The old man! 🥺 My heart, he’s so precious. I feel like I shouldn’t be laughing, but he’s just so concerned. They’re all so anxious and amazed, like watching a really cool-looking train wreck in slow motion 😂 I’m sorry, these guys are so nice ❤️
"Just do it" - Babu (Nike) 🤣
Stumbled upon you guys last night and have been binge watching your videos since. You guys are awesome!
Watching granddad getting down to the soundtrack is brilliant
Watching these lovely gentlemen is just pure joy, thank you☺️
I have same reactions with them!!
It gave me tickled stomach 😧
Babu for Grand Ruler of Earth. Love this man’s concern for human life
These parkour guys scare me to death! I would not want to be their Mother! Lol It’s like they’re made of springs and rubber! I’m scared of heights, so I don’t know how they can do that! 😰 you would have to think on the spot and have zero fear! How would they practice on those buildings? 🤔 like you have to make it every time 😬 Babu was cracking me up, he would be so scared then he would start dancing along to the music 😅 He seemed to enjoy it! Sarru seemed impressed and terrified and I think if Raeen was capable of doing it he would
Exactly! Even if they have a ton of practice and experience, can't help but feel worried for a loved one. Babu just automatically feels for everyone is these videos calling them child or grandchild. Amazing
Do a search for "suspension base" much, much worse than Parkour.
disposabull ok that’s just dumb lol
@@_GiGiBloom_ I was in a parkour/freerunning club for a while. I never got good enough to really get the basic skills down. But I get the general idea. We normally just went to a publicly accessible place where there are a few walls in different heights and stuff like that. And then we trained specific jumps as one part and we tried to do a run with several tricks one after another.
In the first one precision and feeling secure was very important. In the second one having a flow was very important.
The stuff we did was mostly very close to the ground. But since it involved concrete walls, we could still get hurt. But it wasn't really any worse than any other sports. You can strain your ankle or you could hit your legs at the wall. But one of the things you learn is jump in a way that you can save yourself during the landing if you didn't get things right. In the beginning (and probably till the end) people do a lot of this stuff. Jumping long distance, Jumping to a very precise spot, Catching the fall, Rolling after a fall, Balancing and so on. And the more secure you get the easier it is to make the more difficult jumps.
I never did anything on roofs and stuff like this. But I've seen videos. And they normally analyze the area pretty closely before they do anything on a dangerous place. Like looking if the roof holds, looking how slippery it is, guessing the distance... It is dangerous, but it isn't as dangerous as it looks. As far as I'm aware there are surprisingly few accidents in that community. And most probably are more while doing the jumps on easy ground. Because there they go closer to their limit.
Benrex 777 wow that’s really impressive! Crazy as hell but impressive lol I guess I understand what you’re saying, I was in gymnastics as a kid and I had been hit by a car while riding my bike and just tumbled on the hood of the car and to the ground then got up and walked home 😅 But I went to the dr later just to get checked out and he said being in gymnastics probably saved my life because of the way I tumbled, what I knew from gymnastics clicked in and I was fine lol
How anyone can dislike these videos is beyond me! This is pure and wholesome. Babu is a treasure and a straight up GC.
I disliked the old guy laughing like a kid. What’s funny about this? It’s not meant to be comedic… it’s meant to be amazing and shocking.
I just want to say that almost every single term they use in reference to another human being is always wonderfully respectful. I wish my own culture could be so genuinely appreciative of their fellow man.
Babu thinking of his kids when seeing these people do parkour was really sweet to me. It means he cares about them and loves them and worries about them to me.
Babu is my grandfather goals. What a fantastic person
They were very good at expressing how I feel. Heart in the mouth at moments.
I feel so good in their company! 😆
Right??!!
6:53 Babu stole Nike's motto: Just Do It!😂 He looooooves to dance to the music🎵🎵.He dances in most every video when there is music. DANCE WITH ME, BABU!🎵🎵♥
This is what I meant when I suggested they react to people climbing up on rooftops and doing stunts last week. Parkour. Lots of deaths occur every year from people trying these stunts, lots of videos on that subject too. Anywho, I had a feeling they would enjoy it, Babu looks so excited I bet he would want to learn himself if he was 20 years old again.
I love the perspectives of the people from different age groups. These folks are so much more grounded than most people I know.
Babu was getting into it. I have to say I was too.
I love Babu reacting to everything, his reactions are so pure.
I love how the older gentleman went from shocked, to about to have a heart attack, to hype man!
I just love these three soo much! It’s so endearing to watch them enjoy so many new to them things. Thank you for sharing your experiences:)
Another suggestion, make them react to Ken Blocks Gymkhana! They never saw a car parkour :)
Oh, I hope they show the one in San Francisco. Drifting circles on a boat, ffs, so epic.
Ty 4 postn & I love the elder man.🥰he is Awesome & u can tell he loves life & music!! 🙏🏽✌🏾👍🏽
Show them some Evel Knievel videos
Im happy this genre of tribal people reacting to stuff is becoming more popular. Its hard to for most to empathize with people who live in these more remote communities, so having the option to watch cool videos together with them and see their reactions is very humbling to those who may have stereotypical preconceptions about them. Also I gotta say, I LOVE Babu's reactions when he sees something really impressive. His body language is so intensely expressive and he seems like he'd be a lot of fun to be friends and hang out with.
react to mr bean it will be funny
Yessss
Yes yes yes
Yes, I bet they would love his crazy comedy
Great call, I need to watch him again myself😂
5:32 Imagine being in your apartment sipping tea and you see these guys jumping down LOL
Yo olschool be funny as **** 😆🤣😂 I would love to chill with that man.
Sarru's face when he is entranced by something always makes me happy. He becomes so focussed, like he doesn't want to miss a nano-second. His face is an open book straight to his thoughts. And as always, uncle is transported by the music!
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4:45 He’s so excited! It’s so cute! 🥰
These people are what many people call daredevils. They are addicted to the thrill of being on the knife’s edge of life and death.
Wrong
@@nourabejaoui9071 oh, come now
Babu's face of joy is probably one of the most wholesome and depression curing things that exists on the internet rofl
HAHAHA.
if a player is having WIFE tension, kids tension and any other tensions while playing this game he vill surley die.
Yeah, that one got me. Hahaha!
Hahahhaha that was funny
The emotional rollercoaster here. They went from disbelief to awe to fully enjoying it.
Hi, Babu!
I think the ginger dude impressed me most. He does those monkey jumps where he jumps head/hands first, and lands on his hands. The confidence and strength to manage that is honestly amazing.
What about try to react them some alien invasion movies.
Greetings from the Philippines!
I feel like parkour is what happens when kids watch an older sibling on the playstation playing assassins creed and then their mom tells them to go play outside, so they try to BE assassins creed.
"What's going on?" - Babu Bai
4:43 at this part when babu starts doing the hands movement I felt my heart melted, his to precious for this cruel world 😭😭😭🥺🥺🥺♥️♥️♥️♥️
I’m also an old man with few teeth and I absolutely concur with my gummy m8. ☝️
I really like these guys! Is this how most people are where they come from? Such beautiful souls. The kindness and enthusiasm for life just really shines in them. In America we are so much more jaded. They are a breath of fresh air.
Raeen, please don't try or you will get the scolding of your life from Babu!
He'd be pulling him back and giving him a slap do hard!
Babu has such a great spirit. I'm dancing with him. Love and light to you all.💛
This is more freerunning than Parkour.
Parkour is about reaching from point A to B the fastest way, being as efficient as possible.
Freerunning is similar, but rather emphasizes more on style, with flips and acrobatics.
Thanks for information
@@CommonManShow Thank you for bringing us these great reactions
This channel always brings a smile to my face.. thx and greetings from the Netherlands!
Cats: How cute look at the humans trying to do parkour.
I loved that bit about how he was scared for them but then he saw their passion. I bet he's a phenomenal father, long live!
Thank you so much, not sure how many people asked to see this, but I did. I thought it would be interesting after Babu wouldn't let Raeen even stand on a perfectly safe edge of that palace they visited!
I love the joy they show watching these videos