He had to land a plane while literally being burned alive. That alone is badass. He then had to jump out of the plane while it still was airborne, survive the jump and landing, then survive the plane explosion, then survive 63 operations. And after all that he's still good looking, eloquent, smart and well dressed. What a guy.
Most powerful comment! So true. He's is a testimony of God's grace.! Man can over come anything with the power of God. He's a blessed man and has a wonderful personality!
The fact that he was in a plane crash, and still has all his limbs (that are still functional) and the ability to hear, talk and see is incredible tbh.
Dude...he is so detailed. He remembers everything. He suffered so much, survived using the same energy I use to calm myself on scary amusement park rides, landed a plane while being roasted alive, jumped out the thing before it even landed...and his brain has the balls not to block any of that out? Ngl...this might be the single most impressive man I've ever learned of. A real life anime protagonist fr. Please, Lord, nothing but the best for this gentleman for the rest of his many, many, _many_ days! ❤
John Helix 😂 no, I’m from where the word “lad” originated and the generation who invented it. It‘s a word that is, and has always been, used by dickheads.
I’m amazed he can recall and describe his experience in such detail! Many trauma survivors block everything out and can’t remember. He’s a strong guy both physically and mentally.
I'm wondering: do all people who do relatively dangerous activities (not because they need to but motivated to) would like to go back to similar activities even after a serious injury? Asking because heard a lot of times, maybe the ones who give interviews.
What is the point in invalidating/belittling something that is an inconvenience for your kid(s) just because it isn’t as much of an inconvenience for you?? 😭 This is Not a competition
Jack Momtazee bruh there are people that did things way more intense than this guy, he’s like a side character of the 300000 other people that did things similar to him.
@@catherineolivia1 Okay I think I know what you’re saying but just because someone is from America, it doesn’t make them weak. I don’t mean to be that person but I don’t like seeing stereotypes especially when not everyone is like that. I as someone living in America can’t say there aren’t people who are weak but the same can be said for anywhere in the world. Basically, I’m just trying to say stereotypes/ assumptions never hold true. In order to really know someone you’re going to have to get to know them.
@@catherineolivia1 do you print a bible for what you claim yourself to be ? A god? To look down on everyone and act as if you know everything. Shut it.
@@thatbasementdweller96 No. I just have an opinion based on my own experience (not stereotypes) having lived in the UK for eight years and spent a lot of time in the States. It's an observation not a rule of law. You seem to have taken it personally.
@@bayan3488 Thanks for your respectful response. You are absolutely right about not relying on stereotypes to form an opinion about one nationality or another. My view is based on people I've lived, and worked with and gotten to know over the years .
@Breno Baptistathe author of the book Night, an holocaust survivor commited suicide even though, known for his positive overview about life . This guy had many depressions for +5years. A lot of very positive people are experiencing deep despair episode in life too.
It's SO heartbreaking to see someone have to carry all those scars for life. Great respect for this man, he is grateful to be alive after all the pain he has been through. I pray to the universe to make him feel accepted, respected, genuinely happy and fulfilled every day for the rest of his life.
This man went through a traumatic accident and is the most well spoken person I’ve ever heard. I’m obsessed with his voice and they way he puts together his sentences
hybridce99 No i think he’s genuinely referring to vocabulary and how he structures his sentences. he’s very eloquent, and not just because of his accent lol.
@@mya7040 I didn't find anything particularly special about the man's vocabulary. It's the accent, trust. If this man was speaking in an American accent, there'd be zilcho posts like "oh wow, this guy is such a great speaker, he's so eloquent". I bartended for years in college and had a British friend who'd stop in for free drinks now and then. He didn't speak using any special vocabulary, other than British slang. Decent looking guy, but not like a model. But oh boy, every single girl there wanted to take him home. Why? The accent. So let's stop pretending it's something else.
I’ve met Jamie Hull and what an inspiration he is! Top bloke and very privileged to have been able to speak to him! I read his book after my talk with him and it got me lost for words
When someone has a burned face / scar tissue, people and myself included may involuntarily stare or look. The next time I see someone with scars I'm going to remember that they're total badasses and probably survived something catastrophic and life threatening. And maybe, if I'm lucky I'll get to hear their story.
Me and my brother burned our selves from the stove when we we’re little I have the burn on my right shoulder and my brother on his back I will also respect anyone with any kind of burn❤️
@Afrodisiac Most Brits might not want it, might not like it, and might not accept it, but they bloody well are a part of Europe, no matter how much they'd like to sail off into the Atlantic.
I loved his American accent when he was imitating his flight instructor. Definitely wasn't expecting that, but this dude seems like a natural storyteller
Deviction because a lot of thoughtful and well written RUclips comments are! Haha. I’m being genuine though. The style of the recount really helped place me in the event.
I am also a burn victim having suffered a third degree burn that was about 3” high and 2 feet across - and I can not imagine (neither can anyone who hasnt been seriously burned) the agony this man went through during his recovery- you sir have my respect!
This was the quickest 11 minutes of my life. His story is so captivating. He’s such a courageous and bold soul. He definitely has a purpose to fulfill.
Look, I felt tremendous admiration and sympathy for this guy too. But while doing an internet search about the accident to see if I could help the guy by sending him some money, I discovered this accident investigation done by the NTSB. Sadly, based on the report, the story is made up. Read the report...there were no heroics. No flying while being burned alive. No great decisions being made. No climbing out onto a wing of any airplane in flight. No incredible jump onto the ground. Witnesses say he never reported a fire. In fact, he asked tower to do a go-around to continue flying. Witnesses say he crashed while attempting a go-around, which is not something you ask for when on fire. He never reported a fire, never declared an emergency, never even asked for help (like fire trucks on the runway). Witnesses say the fire started AFTER impact, and the evidence shows no inflight fire occurred. They saw him exit the aircraft AFTER impact, not jump off the airplane in flight. In other words, he screwed up and crashed a perfectly good airplane. The post crash investigation showed nothing was wrong with the aircraft. In other words, the crash was caused by pilot error, not a fire. Judge for yourself why someone would make up a story. Lots of people do so for book deals, speaking tours, sympathy, charity, fame. Not saying that's what is happening here, but his story doesn't match the facts or witnesses. I have great sympathy for anyone who is burned, but people shouldn't be taken advantage of by abusing their kindness and sympathy over any horrible situation, especially if the lie by default blames others, like the mechanics, the aircraft owner, or the airplane manufacturer. app.ntsb.gov/pdfgenerator/ReportGeneratorFile.ashx?EventID=20071005X01520&AKey=1&RType=Factual&IType=FA
What an incredible storyteller. My jaw dropped when he said it was important for him to get back up in the air, even after everything. What an extraordinary man.
Yeah, he's really good at telling stories. When he repeated the words of his flight instructor at 3.39 he did so with a distinct american accent, so different from his normal voice, could really imagine the instructor being there for a second - even his facial expression changed during that bit
As an ex-RAF pilot and now commercial airline captain, that prophecy of FTFA (fly the f***ing aircraft) rings true and it saved your life. We now call it, ANC - Aviate, Navigate, Communicate. Doing this back on that fateful day was key and I am so impressed with your incredible bravery both with handling the escalating emergency and the aftermath during your recovery. Hats off to you.
I thought he must be SAS and a leader - calm, collected and in control and extremely humble. We need more men like him. He should speak to young men and work with the youth. He is a very impressive human being indeed.
Zentex I actually heard that the best way to survive. Staying has more of a higher risk of dying BC of 🔥. Also BC the plane can put all that metal on you.
Took his shoes off and placed them neatly down after flying a burning plane and jumping out before landing, I can't even do this after a day at work. What an absolute inspiration of a human being.
I was a professional pilot with about 17,000 hours before I retired due to medical complications. Your story is truly amazing!! Thank you for sharing and I’m so glad you’re still flying!!
His entire account of the accident is completely fabricated. The only truth to this all is that he did indeed suffer severe burns and is lucky to be alive. You can read it all in the NTSB Full Narrative.
I feel bad for this guy having to tell the story because he's obviously re-living every second of the trauma as he does it. Nevertheless, he survived to tell the tale. This is bravery. What a man.
I thought he explained it very well. From what I gathered I got the sense he's already done serious work on his mental health after that crash. I feel like he was able to tell the story without issue.
I thinks that’s called exposure therapy where the literal reliving of it helps to cure you of your trauma, so no, he’s getting better by doing this. It’s interesting that the clinical literature is so unknown to most people in the general public that we’ve essentially built an entire generation that is encouraged to not be exposed to anything they don’t like. And we wonder why anxiety, depression, and suicide have skyrocketed among these young people who don’t know how to deal with life.
Most people are too traumatized to provide enough detail to make imagery possible. I can almost imagine what he went through, it is incredible that a human being can stay calm or even live through what he has.
Yeah try surviving that in any other country. I'd rather have 2.6 million dollar bill and work for it for the rest of my life than die. Think about it, do you see him complaining about the bill?
@@fatino1234 you realise in the UK and all of Europe healthcare is universal & free, and when it's not it doesn't get to the American levels of a life debt
Death literally thru his hands up and said "fuck it, you win"...and went back to the underworld with his head down in shame and failure...death fears this man, hes still hiding from him
@@DX-d why do you have to bring that into this...can't we just have a fun, humorous comment and not make some stupid religious statement...im also a Christian but I don't decide to just go to RUclips videos and type things up and my religion just because I want to make a statement, seriously, if you want people to start believing in God, then comments like this have done the total opposite...you actually found a comment and felt the need to say "oh no no, it was god"...CLEARLY it was a joke, of course death did not LITERALLY throw his hands up, and leave and fear a human being..but you felt the need to take it so so serious and correct me to say "wait wait, no no, that is inaccurate, that probably isn't what happened"...seriously, I love my god too, but sometimes I gotta wonder if he was drunk when he made people like YOU, and of course the platypus...you're probably REALLY FUN to hang out with making sure that everytime someone makes a metaphorical comment you feel the need to point out jt was God, im sure people just love it
I was thinking the same one time when i heard a real good speaker explain about the behavior of narcissists when they attack their victim and the damage after long term abuse. I'll never look at mental abuse the same. Some people have an amazing talent to explain the practical details that come with a horrible experience.
@@Sammiami23 Sorry, i've seen many videos about abuse. It's kinda hard to remember the exact one. But should you be looking for a good speaker on this subject, you could look up Dr Les Carter on you tube. He is really good at explaining how narcissism works in a practical sense, rather than the academic stuff. He's also very soothing to listen to. I'll throw you the link of the other person should it come back to me.
He was probably just trying to do anything to relieve some of that pain. I'm sure that moment they hit him with the morphine was probably the greatest moment of his life.
Can we just acknowledge how composed Jamie is? While he’s racking off this crazy list of injuries that folks hardly ever get let alone in that short amount of time it becomes clear that he’s told this story countless times over you can’t help but respect the guy
Never sheds a tear either, telling his near death story and reliving those moments must come with immense emotional pain and sadness. He's an amazing man.
He's rehearsed it because it's not true. Read the accident report for N550XL. His fault he crashed, fire came after the crash and not before. He's lying and you lot believe it. Question more.
I’ll take an amazing man like this over 10,000 typical celebrities! This world needs to know what a real role model is and this man is pure inspiration! I pray that his life from here on out is incredibly blessed!
This man isn’t even ugly. He’s a testimony to the endurance of man kind. He’s an icon of hope and to never give up. And that’s why to me, he’s fucking beautiful.
@First Last Superficial is innate to humans, so by human nature people will call him "ugly." It takes people a long time to appreciate us for our true beauty. Not many humans would say he is attractive on appearance ALONE, but as soon as he speaks his charisma comes out!
I do not know how much pain he did survived... but it beyond immesiruble... and did the impossible... and still he is in his mind. This is most heroic man i ever seen.
How the heck he landed that plane while literally being ON FIRE is beyond me. He must've been so full of adrenaline. Several comments have said his the reconstruction of his face is great. I googled his photos from before the crash and he was so handsome. He still is today! It really is amazing. He looks just like he did before the accident, just with a few more scars and less hair. Kudos and good work to his surgeons!
Yes! He had such amazing surgeons, they deserve some serious credit! Facial reconstruction is so difficult, he was very lucky to have such talented surgeons on his side. I've heard a couple stories of landing a plain with no flying experience, and that was amazing. But he was on fire, to think he was calm and collected enough to do that is very admirable.
Not to take away from his story, which is incredible, but I can't stop thinking about how charismatic he is. The way he speaks, the way he conveys feeling, his mannerisms. I couldn't look away for even a moment. What a lovely human and what an incredible story-teller.
I can’t respect this man enough. Not only that he survived a plane crash, but that he still carried on living after the accident. There are not many people that can do what he did
@@jdbruiser I respect him for not killing himself. I just said it in the nice way, because most people would probably have killed themselves of the trauma. Maybe now your brain that is struggling to exist understands
@@jdbruiser a lot of people after a severe accident like this never get on with their life, never start working again and becoming a productive member of society. Even me myself after breaking my spine (horribly I may add), I went back to work for 2 years until one day I decided that I just couldn’t do it anymore…was in chronic horrible pain everyday, all I wanted to do was sleep all the damn time, and my wife was angry with having to help me get dressed in the morning (I used to wake up around 4am to get dressed and such because in the morning I am very sore and stiff and need a lot of extra time to get moving). When you have an injury as such, people aren’t as understanding as you would think/wish they would be….it’s hard, don’t fool yourself. I’m sure this man has horrible anxiety and feels like no matter where he goes people are staring…who knows if his wife has a with him still, or if his kids if they are little are afraid of how he looks. It’s amazing he flew again too. Since I hurt myself so badly in a fall I am absolutely horrified of heights (I wasn’t before) to the point that stepping on my apartment balcony I feel feint-ish. Im not only worried about the height itself, but that I will feint and fall while unconscious because I am now so afraid - a far cry from how things used to be, I used to be Damn near fearless. Learning to walk, pi%^ and sh%* again does a number on a person.
This man could have been Special Forces. Edit: I just googled him and he actually was Special Forces! I bloody knew it. You can just tell from his temprement.
@Harrys Yodi Hermawan Yeah my brothers arm got stuck in a machine and it had to be cut off and he said he didn’t even feel anything until he got in the hospital.
It wasn’t right before this interview lol but he does look well for someone who was literally being cooked alive in an burning aluminum missile soaring through the sky for sure
Viktor there’s plenty of fire victims you can compare it too if you’re looking at burns specifically. But another plane crash survival was Travis barker and you can barely tell he even got burned, Travis jumped out on the a wing and landed in burning jet fuel too
Crowcide this is Travis barker of blink-182 and he went into depths about it servals times most recently with joe Rogan on JRE and took place while on tour with Adam Goldstein in 2008 and the duo were the only 2 that survived the crash in a Learjet 60, there manager, publicist and both pilots didn’t make it.
That advice from that flight instructor was gold. In an Emergency, FLY THAT PLANE, don’t give up in panic. The rest of course is the pilot & luck as well that the action he took did not get thwarted by further untoward Events.
It's so crazy to me that his adrenaline blocked out the pain of burning the whole time cause he was so focused on survival. Then felt the pain long after.
@@yslgandhi it really is, I can never compare my experiences to this brave man. But I remember when I got run over when I was 15, dislocating my hip, breaking both feet, fractured my arm and had significant injury to my back and I actually attempted to get up and walk because the adrenaline stopped me feeling any pain.
I know, my situation was in no way close to his experience but this one time, if it wasn’t for adrenaline, I would have been in so much pain but at the time I didn’t feel much of anything, just panic (I believe I also got some nerve damage from that experience which is I guess somewhat of a display of the situation)
My brother (a paramedic) has told me of people getting stabbed and not realising until they see the wound, it really is incredible...we are certainly built to survive
just as a quick reminder, this guy STOOD ON THE WING OF A F**KING MOVING PLANE, he then proceeded to jump off of said moving plane at a very high speed, and then take off his shoes
Landed a plane while literally on fire, then jumped 15 feet at 30 knots and lived long enough for the ambulance to arrive, all the while suffering from massive internal bleeding. wtf is this man made of? absolute savage.
And actually took the time and energy to take off his shoes and socks and place them NEATLY by his side during all the agony. Whatever training he received, we just need a outline of that to increase everyone's life productivity.
Its a fake story apparently. Many professional pilots below said that this story is fabricated and he was just incompetent and crashed it. If it sounds like a movie, it is.
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To think he was flying the plane to a “safe” level, thinking clearly while being burned alive... no words. You are strong as all hell and an inspiration. Thank you for sharing your story 🙏
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I remember like 2013 when lad bible was big
KSI is so inspirational
KSI is mad
@@ArdePier About what
Agent Beamstar no he isn’t... a man like Jamie Hull is.. get real
He had to land a plane while literally being burned alive. That alone is badass. He then had to jump out of the plane while it still was airborne, survive the jump and landing, then survive the plane explosion, then survive 63 operations. And after all that he's still good looking, eloquent, smart and well dressed. What a guy.
He's the new Chuck Norris
I still can’t believe this
@@nicolausteslaus when the actual fact is accidents from airplanes is lower than actually going to the airport
i mean lets not pretend he looks normal
@@rednecjoe If you judge a persons beauty from they're hair, skin etc it's you that's not normal.
What a man. Truly. What a man.
I know, i could have not done that myself! hes is a very brave man.
@ZARA CHEMJONG LIMBU Student Wtf
ZARA CHEMJONG LIMBU Student man stfu already
@ZARA CHEMJONG LIMBU Student you're saying women can't do that?
@ZARA CHEMJONG LIMBU Student I'm 100% confused, sorry
This man's mental health is inspiring. God bless you.
Literally
so true
Odin bless you
Right cause I woulda became a crack head after this
It’s called a PTG
The scars disappear after a minute of listening to him tell a story. His soul pushes out past his skin.
That was a lovely comment
What a way to put it 👏👏
Most powerful comment! So true. He's is a testimony of God's grace.! Man can over come anything with the power of God. He's a blessed man and has a wonderful personality!
Nice one
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He’s basically every action movie hero but without the resistance to damage
This make me cry harder haha yes he is
Darth moulgus
Lot of people don't have the amount of resistance that he have..
Timmeh Brown Resistance to telling the truth, yes. www.ntsb.gov/_layouts/ntsb.aviation/brief2.aspx?ev_id=20071005X01520&ntsbno=NYC07FA196&akey=1
@@bobbyweirddick6556 what the heck dude
I’m out here stubbing my toe practically crying and he landed a plane while on fire
Lmao
lol
Adrenaline is a crazy thing
Crashes landed **
Stubbing a toe does Hurt as fuck though..😁
The fact that he was in a plane crash, and still has all his limbs (that are still functional) and the ability to hear, talk and see is incredible tbh.
My first though exactly!
yessss
Too bad he looks like darth vader
@@xxreade5522 😂😂
XX Reade watch people get offended
Dude...he is so detailed. He remembers everything. He suffered so much, survived using the same energy I use to calm myself on scary amusement park rides, landed a plane while being roasted alive, jumped out the thing before it even landed...and his brain has the balls not to block any of that out? Ngl...this might be the single most impressive man I've ever learned of. A real life anime protagonist fr. Please, Lord, nothing but the best for this gentleman for the rest of his many, many, _many_ days! ❤
the reconstruction of his face is incredible.
Yes. Amazing what Hollywood and makeup artists can do isn't it.
@@mukkaspec3333 not everythings a conspiracy buddy....
He looks like deadpool without the mask
@@mukkaspec3333 You sound paranoid
@@mukkaspec3333 Wow, just when I thought I'd seen the stupidest thing ever, you come along...
A very intelligent, articulate guy with a breathtaking story. What a LAD.
Don’t insult him by calling him a “lad”
Ad lad isn’t an insult?
John Helix 😂 no, I’m from where the word “lad” originated and the generation who invented it. It‘s a word that is, and has always been, used by dickheads.
Ad Chill bro he wasn’t insulting the man, all he was saying was that it was a great story. Don’t have to take it personally as an insult.
Ad Plus, this channel is called “LAD-bible” so I think you need to chill... So I don’t think it was meant to be an insult.
Sure glad the crash didn’t affect his voice, no one could tell this story like him
Exactly what I was thinking, this man is a next level story teller
He’s prolly told the story a million times ad gotten it down to the last detail
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There’s something called writing lmao
I’m amazed he can recall and describe his experience in such detail! Many trauma survivors block everything out and can’t remember. He’s a strong guy both physically and mentally.
Jesus loves you 🤩😘😇🥰😍🤣😄😃😀😁☺️🫡🤠😎
My thoughts exactly! I need his psychs number and details 😭
PTSD involves flashbacks, which are very hard to control. That's probably why they remember so much.
He is a great story teller, I could almost feel his pain when he described how it felt when he first felt his pain. Strong, brave man.
@@darcychedolce1757 He’s probably naturally a very resilient person.
This guy had the balls to go back into the air after all of that life-altering damage and trauma. What a fucking gangster.
I'm wondering: do all people who do relatively dangerous activities (not because they need to but motivated to) would like to go back to similar activities even after a serious injury? Asking because heard a lot of times, maybe the ones who give interviews.
@@csibesz07 a lot of them
I think he just had to, thats a closure, he just had to do it.
@@csibesz07 I guess they feel that if they don't they let fear win or something idk, but a lot of them "keep pounding away".
That's so metal.
Imagine being his kids when they complain about a minor inconvenience and he pulls out this gem
Best comment in the whole section
What is the point in invalidating/belittling something that is an inconvenience for your kid(s) just because it isn’t as much of an inconvenience for you?? 😭 This is Not a competition
@@Myaawa the oc is joking
I like brownies Like if it’s something normal and alright. I was kind of expecting an argument 💔
Lmaooo
He’s just the main character, and we’re just living in his movie
@@xLoverForever sheesh take a chill pill its a joke but this dude is a legend
Jack Momtazee bruh there are people that did things way more intense than this guy, he’s like a side character of the 300000 other people that did things similar to him.
Jack Momtazee and there a lot’s and lot’s of people that survived plane crashes, it just happens that he fucked up.
Suáve - take a chill pill
@@suave605 and you're none of them so shut up lol
Bro was blowing away fire with his mouth and trying to control the plane absolutely legend...God Bless this man
His composure, story-telling ability, and lack of self-pity are extraordinary. I want to remember this often.
Because he's British and humble with it. In other words, not American.
@@catherineolivia1 Okay I think I know what you’re saying but just because someone is from America, it doesn’t make them weak. I don’t mean to be that person but I don’t like seeing stereotypes especially when not everyone is like that. I as someone living in America can’t say there aren’t people who are weak but the same can be said for anywhere in the world. Basically, I’m just trying to say stereotypes/ assumptions never hold true. In order to really know someone you’re going to have to get to know them.
@@catherineolivia1 do you print a bible for what you claim yourself to be ? A god? To look down on everyone and act as if you know everything. Shut it.
@@thatbasementdweller96 No. I just have an opinion based on my own experience (not stereotypes) having lived in the UK for eight years and spent a lot of time in the States. It's an observation not a rule of law. You seem to have taken it personally.
@@bayan3488 Thanks for your respectful response. You are absolutely right about not relying on stereotypes to form an opinion about one nationality or another. My view is based on people I've lived, and worked with and gotten to know over the years .
And SINCE this crash, he's competed in the Race Across America, has hiked Mount Kilimanjaro, and has run 4 marathons
Ok?
He can still walk
Wow. Mad respect
XJokermanX I think he means is this hasn’t stopped him despite his disfigurement. More of a “what’s your excuse” type of deal
@@thatoneshortboi gotcha
This man is impressive because of his attitude.
He's exuding calmness and positivity.
I like these types of people.
@Breno Baptistathe author of the book Night, an holocaust survivor commited suicide even though, known for his positive overview about life . This guy had many depressions for +5years. A lot of very positive people are experiencing deep despair episode in life too.
It's SO heartbreaking to see someone have to carry all those scars for life. Great respect for this man, he is grateful to be alive after all the pain he has been through. I pray to the universe to make him feel accepted, respected, genuinely happy and fulfilled every day for the rest of his life.
Dovrebbe essere così, senza dirlo, che dio lo benedica per tutto!!
His personality , guts & determination will get him through
Lol my man even mimicked his American instructor’s accent
That’s where I left my lunch!
I've never heard such a good Woody harrelson impression
Spot on
I wasn’t ready
"FLY THE DAYUHM PLANE"
This dude is strong as hell. I would have rather just died. What a guy.
Chill
Chilllllll
Chilllllllll fam
To be real me too 💯
@@anthonyjudah6703 I say that with all respect. This man is a King.💪
This man went through a traumatic accident and is the most well spoken person I’ve ever heard. I’m obsessed with his voice and they way he puts together his sentences
It's called a "British accent". If you have one, Americans will think you're smart.
@@hybridce99 😂😂😂
He's just speaking calm down.
hybridce99 No i think he’s genuinely referring to vocabulary and how he structures his sentences. he’s very eloquent, and not just because of his accent lol.
@@mya7040 I didn't find anything particularly special about the man's vocabulary. It's the accent, trust. If this man was speaking in an American accent, there'd be zilcho posts like "oh wow, this guy is such a great speaker, he's so eloquent". I bartended for years in college and had a British friend who'd stop in for free drinks now and then. He didn't speak using any special vocabulary, other than British slang. Decent looking guy, but not like a model. But oh boy, every single girl there wanted to take him home. Why? The accent. So let's stop pretending it's something else.
I’ve met Jamie Hull and what an inspiration he is! Top bloke and very privileged to have been able to speak to him! I read his book after my talk with him and it got me lost for words
When someone has a burned face / scar tissue, people and myself included may involuntarily stare or look. The next time I see someone with scars I'm going to remember that they're total badasses and probably survived something catastrophic and life threatening. And maybe, if I'm lucky I'll get to hear their story.
Straight upppp!
This was exactly I thought of as well. They're really a force to be reckoned with.
Me and my brother burned our selves from the stove when we we’re little I have the burn on my right shoulder and my brother on his back I will also respect anyone with any kind of burn❤️
panda ?
This is a amazing comment
Literally looked at death in the eyes and said “not today”
universe threw everything at him and he slapppt the fakk out of it.
I think death was the one that looked at him noped it's way out, that's how badass this guy is.
@@sirus312 nah This story means your life will not be over until God orders for your soul to be taken.
Hey!! I get that reference!! 😂
@@edbanger8570 nah death came knocking and he slapped the fak out of it...he’s got the battle wounds to prove it
imagine almost dying in a plane crash and then you wake up in the hospital to a 2 million dollar bill
In Europe you don't need to pay for the hospital.
Benjamin, it’s not like that’s one of the things the UK is known for 😂
@matty kelly Europe is a geographical continent. Britain didn't sail off into the Atlantic... The UK left the European Union, not Europe.
@@mosley3485 nah, its like Spain or Russia, countries at the edge of europe which don't really belong to it
@Afrodisiac Most Brits might not want it, might not like it, and might not accept it, but they bloody well are a part of Europe, no matter how much they'd like to sail off into the Atlantic.
I don't believe I've ever loved a stranger, a person I've never met more than this man... What an inspiration.
I say the same... what a man
I loved his American accent when he was imitating his flight instructor. Definitely wasn't expecting that, but this dude seems like a natural storyteller
was looking for this comment lol
I think it’s just a storyteller making up a story for this show directed by them
@@zayoeniexx4995 Man and I thought I was cynical
I noticed that too. Thought it was just me..
@@zayoeniexx4995 you're not very bright are you?
I’m just as astounded by his impression of the American instructor.
Pretty good
Dane Ferry Timestamp?
@@fakeguy6835 3:40
@ALSO-RAN ! most Americans trying to do an english accent mentally crippling
@ALSO-RAN ! exactly 😏 thx 4 spitting faxxx👍👍👍
Wow this guy is a magnificent storyteller. He should write a novel!
You can't help but just watch in awe
He preserved such a vivid and sober account of the crash with his articulation. Well spoken.
Why do I feel like you’re writing this in sarcasm
Deviction because a lot of thoughtful and well written RUclips comments are! Haha. I’m being genuine though. The style of the recount really helped place me in the event.
That’s what I was thinking.
The resilience of this man is outstanding. 🙌🏼
Imagine being his grand child, he would tell lots of stories
But no woman would marry him so he ain’t having no kids let alone grand kids
danny davideos that’s not true at all
danny davideos it’s not middle school women aren’t only interested in men with good looks
@@fultzey WOW, you gave me hope XD
@@dannydavideos8106 no woman? Yeah sure, but would your mom marry me if I gave her a million dollar?
This guy knows how to tell a story, needs a podcast!
Yes! lets get him a podcast! everyone needs a podcast! would you love to be part of my podcast too? I think we should ask him to join our podcast!
sky 🤣
sky 🤣🤣 you get a podcast! You get a podcasts! You’re all getting podcasts!
sky my sky 😂 😂
Joe Rogan will be dying to have him on as a guest any day if he gets a wind of this. Haha
Honestly his story deserves more than 11 minutes. I hope someone can make a film about it one day.
There's not much more to say g
It wouldnt be a great movie tbf - too quick
@John Gotti why
@John Gotti maybe short but not boring
The rock could play him!
I am also a burn victim having suffered a third degree burn that was about 3” high and 2 feet across - and I can not imagine (neither can anyone who hasnt been seriously burned) the agony this man went through during his recovery- you sir have my respect!
This was the quickest 11 minutes of my life. His story is so captivating. He’s such a courageous and bold soul. He definitely has a purpose to fulfill.
*Bold* soul... 😏
I know I’m going to hell 🙃
@@sophiemell9752 I’m going too for likening your comment 🙃
Look, I felt tremendous admiration and sympathy for this guy too. But while doing an internet search about the accident to see if I could help the guy by sending him some money, I discovered this accident investigation done by the NTSB. Sadly, based on the report, the story is made up. Read the report...there were no heroics. No flying while being burned alive. No great decisions being made. No climbing out onto a wing of any airplane in flight. No incredible jump onto the ground. Witnesses say he never reported a fire. In fact, he asked tower to do a go-around to continue flying. Witnesses say he crashed while attempting a go-around, which is not something you ask for when on fire. He never reported a fire, never declared an emergency, never even asked for help (like fire trucks on the runway). Witnesses say the fire started AFTER impact, and the evidence shows no inflight fire occurred. They saw him exit the aircraft AFTER impact, not jump off the airplane in flight. In other words, he screwed up and crashed a perfectly good airplane. The post crash investigation showed nothing was wrong with the aircraft. In other words, the crash was caused by pilot error, not a fire.
Judge for yourself why someone would make up a story. Lots of people do so for book deals, speaking tours, sympathy, charity, fame. Not saying that's what is happening here, but his story doesn't match the facts or witnesses. I have great sympathy for anyone who is burned, but people shouldn't be taken advantage of by abusing their kindness and sympathy over any horrible situation, especially if the lie by default blames others, like the mechanics, the aircraft owner, or the airplane manufacturer. app.ntsb.gov/pdfgenerator/ReportGeneratorFile.ashx?EventID=20071005X01520&AKey=1&RType=Factual&IType=FA
@Victoria Jankowski You're saying he's lying?
@@victoriajankowski793 look at his face
What an incredible storyteller. My jaw dropped when he said it was important for him to get back up in the air, even after everything. What an extraordinary man.
Yeah, he's really good at telling stories. When he repeated the words of his flight instructor at 3.39 he did so with a distinct american accent, so different from his normal voice, could really imagine the instructor being there for a second - even his facial expression changed during that bit
When he did the quote in the American accent, i’m like😳
@@picketf pop
your jaw is always dropping due to gravity
I love how he did the American accent when he was quoting the US instructor
"Just fly the plane" - most important thing the instructor will have told him
Pretty good too. Sounded like Woody Harrelson lol
Sounded like a Texan haha
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The BEST thing is, he's BRITISH xxxxx
You can't keep a British Soldier down
Thank you
As an ex-RAF pilot and now commercial airline captain, that prophecy of FTFA (fly the f***ing aircraft) rings true and it saved your life. We now call it, ANC - Aviate, Navigate, Communicate. Doing this back on that fateful day was key and I am so impressed with your incredible bravery both with handling the escalating emergency and the aftermath during your recovery. Hats off to you.
This guy was in the SAS (and a Mountain Leader), so when he says he was as fit as a butcher's dog, you can believe it. Incredible and humble.
I thought he must be SAS and a leader - calm, collected and in control and extremely humble. We need more men like him. He should speak to young men and work with the youth. He is a very impressive human being indeed.
@@alfa-psi what are you 5, grow up
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This man literally jumped out of a plane while on fire, that’s the most badass thing I’ve ever heard
Zentex I actually heard that the best way to survive. Staying has more of a higher risk of dying BC of 🔥. Also BC the plane can put all that metal on you.
Ko
Took his shoes off and placed them neatly down after flying a burning plane and jumping out before landing, I can't even do this after a day at work. What an absolute inspiration of a human being.
LMFAOO, RIGHT!! I throw my shit behind the door when I get in and call it a day.
I was a professional pilot with about 17,000 hours before I retired due to medical complications. Your story is truly amazing!! Thank you for sharing and I’m so glad you’re still flying!!
"This was... clearly one journey I didn't need my shoes and socks for."
Y'all think this man is a badass? No, he is literally THE badass!
He is literally a liar.
Same thing 😑
Richard Head - how?
@@richardhead8981 wat
His entire account of the accident is completely fabricated. The only truth to this all is that he did indeed suffer severe burns and is lucky to be alive. You can read it all in the NTSB Full Narrative.
The guy literally flew a plane while the plane and himself were on fire. A true badass.
He shouldn't have to pay for probably anything for the rest of his life
gta be like
your comment reminds me of Jasom Statham in Spy, the hotel room scene
@@reimundschild-kirer2177 yes😂😂👌
@@reimundschild-kirer2177 it does tho Im actually currently watching the same exact movie what the heck 🤣
I feel bad for this guy having to tell the story because he's obviously re-living every second of the trauma as he does it. Nevertheless, he survived to tell the tale. This is bravery. What a man.
Sometimes thats exactly what you need to cope with it
I thought he explained it very well. From what I gathered I got the sense he's already done serious work on his mental health after that crash. I feel like he was able to tell the story without issue.
I thinks that’s called exposure therapy where the literal reliving of it helps to cure you of your trauma, so no, he’s getting better by doing this. It’s interesting that the clinical literature is so unknown to most people in the general public that we’ve essentially built an entire generation that is encouraged to not be exposed to anything they don’t like. And we wonder why anxiety, depression, and suicide have skyrocketed among these young people who don’t know how to deal with life.
As somebody who suffers from PTSD from multiple combat deployments I've learned that being able to put nightmares into words is very healing.
@@StyxByrd thank you. keep at it
what a legend
"protect my airway from flame ingress.." Who speaks this way? I think his intellect is what saved his life.
On point
military training
The Brits do
@@cloroxbleach2581 no we don’t what’s wrong with you 😂
@@cloroxbleach2581 you clearly haven't been to newcastle 😂
He talks with the most confidence, because he knows he’s now a certified badass! Not many can say they’ve ever defeated certain death! What a legend
Incredible courage and the humble, eloquent, thrilling way you tell the story is perfect.
@JA 6dr5u7 delete your comment, NOW
Allah akbour
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Most people are too traumatized to provide enough detail to make imagery possible. I can almost imagine what he went through, it is incredible that a human being can stay calm or even live through what he has.
Yea fr
Great survivor story. What an inspirational man. Had a friend with bad facial burns. After a time I forgot about his scars without realizing it.
i can't imagine surviving that horrendous ordeal only to receive a 2.6 million dollar bill. Nothing but respect for this man.
america land of the free
MAGA
James Hussain fuck trump
Yeah try surviving that in any other country. I'd rather have 2.6 million dollar bill and work for it for the rest of my life than die. Think about it, do you see him complaining about the bill?
@@fatino1234 you realise in the UK and all of Europe healthcare is universal & free, and when it's not it doesn't get to the American levels of a life debt
He speaks so calmly about it and his ability to explain the details is incredible.
It is so obviously faked!?
@@fsaujnjfa And how would you know that??
@@linkin0983 Ya mother told me whilst I was motorboating her
@@fsaujnjfa yeah bro just makeup FRFR
@@hakseuu Finally someone understands
Luck didn’t save this mans life, his own true grit and intelligence did. Fair play sir
This comment is so underrated .... this dude is like listening to a real-life Dr Stange who happens to be an intelligent pilot/thrilliest ...
God did
@@parisf.3389 no get out
I mean living a 5% chance survival rate event might be a lil lucky but I see what you mean this man is insane
@@CombatKing1237 god did ok so stfu
The fact he's still walking and talking is a miracle.
Death literally thru his hands up and said "fuck it, you win"...and went back to the underworld with his head down in shame and failure...death fears this man, hes still hiding from him
100%
No, it wasn’t his time. God is never defeated.
hes Dave Dave aka Michael Jackson...hes alive omg!!!! (joke 🤣)
@@DX-d why do you have to bring that into this...can't we just have a fun, humorous comment and not make some stupid religious statement...im also a Christian but I don't decide to just go to RUclips videos and type things up and my religion just because I want to make a statement, seriously, if you want people to start believing in God, then comments like this have done the total opposite...you actually found a comment and felt the need to say "oh no no, it was god"...CLEARLY it was a joke, of course death did not LITERALLY throw his hands up, and leave and fear a human being..but you felt the need to take it so so serious and correct me to say "wait wait, no no, that is inaccurate, that probably isn't what happened"...seriously, I love my god too, but sometimes I gotta wonder if he was drunk when he made people like YOU, and of course the platypus...you're probably REALLY FUN to hang out with making sure that everytime someone makes a metaphorical comment you feel the need to point out jt was God, im sure people just love it
@@MarkSmithhhhSheesh, you didn't have to destroy her so badly mate!
Just kidding. Well said.
“You wanna know how I got these scars?”
*tells the most badass story ever*
scars*
Sorry, when you have this many likes I have to make sure you spell certain things correctly.
nemijs I think it auto-corrected :/
@@ImTheReverse It's okay I was being a dick.
nemijs Nah
Not a badass just a guy who doesn’t know how to fly an airplane.
When someone this eloquent and smart describes something as 'very scary,' I can't imagine how terrible it really was.
I was thinking the same one time when i heard a real good speaker explain about the behavior of narcissists when they attack their victim and the damage after long term abuse. I'll never look at mental abuse the same. Some people have an amazing talent to explain the practical details that come with a horrible experience.
true, it doesnt feel as scary when some loud american does it
@@alainvosselman9960 ohhhh send a link on that.
@@MCart1215 lol
@@Sammiami23 Sorry, i've seen many videos about abuse. It's kinda hard to remember the exact one. But should you be looking for a good speaker on this subject, you could look up Dr Les Carter on you tube. He is really good at explaining how narcissism works in a practical sense, rather than the academic stuff. He's also very soothing to listen to. I'll throw you the link of the other person should it come back to me.
This man is amazing, and so are the medical team who must have worked so hard
His courage, is so attractive to me, the scars are part of his story.
Katryana OranGe don’t kid yourself, you would not date him
@@dusty5953 ?
@@Matthias27182 Don't mind Deadpool here he just had some bad rejections due to his own scars :l
DEADP00L4900 demisexual people exist man
@@dusty5953 *cough cough* incel
"This was a journey I wouldn't be needing my shoes and socks for".
That hit me like a train.
He was probably just trying to do anything to relieve some of that pain. I'm sure that moment they hit him with the morphine was probably the greatest moment of his life.
Can we just acknowledge how composed Jamie is? While he’s racking off this crazy list of injuries that folks hardly ever get let alone in that short amount of time it becomes clear that he’s told this story countless times over you can’t help but respect the guy
Never sheds a tear either, telling his near death story and reliving those moments must come with immense emotional pain and sadness. He's an amazing man.
I hope to be as strong as this man!
He's rehearsed it because it's not true. Read the accident report for N550XL. His fault he crashed, fire came after the crash and not before. He's lying and you lot believe it. Question more.
I’ll take an amazing man like this over 10,000 typical celebrities! This world needs to know what a real role model is and this man is pure inspiration! I pray that his life from here on out is incredibly blessed!
This man isn’t even ugly. He’s a testimony to the endurance of man kind. He’s an icon of hope and to never give up. And that’s why to me, he’s fucking beautiful.
“Nobody said he was ugly” isn’t true there is a possibility someone says he’s ugly in the comment section.
@First Last Superficial is innate to humans, so by human nature people will call him "ugly." It takes people a long time to appreciate us for our true beauty. Not many humans would say he is attractive on appearance ALONE, but as soon as he speaks his charisma comes out!
@First Last snowflake
@First Last snowflake
@First Last snowflake
Takeaways:
1. I probably can't survive a plane crash.
2. American Healthcare is preposterous.
3. This man is badass.
American healthcare is expensive, but America actually has really good surgeons and doctors, like I said it’s just really expensive.
Дмитрий Лебедев What good do ‘good’ doctors do if nobody but the ultra rich can afford to see them.
@@erichkaufmann5284 criminally expensive.
@@erichkaufmann5284 or you could do like sweden, pay 33% taxes and get free healthcare (20$ per visit unless it's frequent then it becomes free).
The man is hard as fuck
can we just focus on the fact that is cost him 2 million dollars to not DIE
Digby Dooright damn
Digby Dooright I was going to say there is something about him that even after being burned and grafted is handsome. Makes sense now.
life is a pay to win game
Welcome to the american healthcare
@@criticalsapphicits so ridiculous right
I do not know how much pain he did survived... but it beyond immesiruble... and did the impossible... and still he is in his mind. This is most heroic man i ever seen.
How the heck he landed that plane while literally being ON FIRE is beyond me. He must've been so full of adrenaline.
Several comments have said his the reconstruction of his face is great. I googled his photos from before the crash and he was so handsome. He still is today! It really is amazing. He looks just like he did before the accident, just with a few more scars and less hair. Kudos and good work to his surgeons!
Yes! He had such amazing surgeons, they deserve some serious credit! Facial reconstruction is so difficult, he was very lucky to have such talented surgeons on his side.
I've heard a couple stories of landing a plain with no flying experience, and that was amazing. But he was on fire, to think he was calm and collected enough to do that is very admirable.
Not to take away from his story, which is incredible, but I can't stop thinking about how charismatic he is. The way he speaks, the way he conveys feeling, his mannerisms. I couldn't look away for even a moment. What a lovely human and what an incredible story-teller.
That's called EDUCATION (with a British accent)
Dude, read the flight report. What he’s telling is made up
he speaks like a major. he was in the army like he said so he probably was.
200 likes! your welcome
His American accent was a nice touch.
I'm glad he survived; He seems like a wholesome man.
It's unfortunate that burns hurt, sometimes pretty badly EVERY DAY, tho.
Wholesome is a cringe word now
very much so
@@VinyLegends what does that mean? ..I mean
@@anbeva8 Its basically just very nice (🥰this emoji basically is the definition of wholesome)
He's one of the best spoken interviewees I've ever seen. What a storyteller
I can’t respect this man enough. Not only that he survived a plane crash, but that he still carried on living after the accident. There are not many people that can do what he did
You respect a man just for living and surviving?
@@jdbruiser I respect him for not killing himself. I just said it in the nice way, because most people would probably have killed themselves of the trauma. Maybe now your brain that is struggling to exist understands
@@shootiNg_MoroN Killed himself because of the physical pain, or because of how it disfigured him? And please don't say both
@@jdbruiser a lot of people after a severe accident like this never get on with their life, never start working again and becoming a productive member of society.
Even me myself after breaking my spine (horribly I may add), I went back to work for 2 years until one day I decided that I just couldn’t do it anymore…was in chronic horrible pain everyday, all I wanted to do was sleep all the damn time, and my wife was angry with having to help me get dressed in the morning (I used to wake up around 4am to get dressed and such because in the morning I am very sore and stiff and need a lot of extra time to get moving). When you have an injury as such, people aren’t as understanding as you would think/wish they would be….it’s hard, don’t fool yourself. I’m sure this man has horrible anxiety and feels like no matter where he goes people are staring…who knows if his wife has a with him still, or if his kids if they are little are afraid of how he looks.
It’s amazing he flew again too. Since I hurt myself so badly in a fall I am absolutely horrified of heights (I wasn’t before) to the point that stepping on my apartment balcony I feel feint-ish. Im not only worried about the height itself, but that I will feint and fall while unconscious because I am now so afraid - a far cry from how things used to be, I used to be Damn near fearless.
Learning to walk, pi%^ and sh%* again does a number on a person.
This man could have been Special Forces.
Edit: I just googled him and he actually was Special Forces! I bloody knew it. You can just tell from his temprement.
No doubt. No one else can have such a clear thought process in a situation like that.
9:11 listen to that
He says he’s in the forces himself did you not watch the video lol
@@mazzaleenh8388 Bloody hell, you're sharp! *internally - must be intelligence branch *
Ross Root are you okay?
He's such a great story teller and an even better speaker, so eloquent.
No one has more guts than this dude. Im 32 now as him in that video, and that made me think a lot. Awesome soul, greetings from Atacama, Chile
His American accent killed me. What an intense story, brilliantly told
He's not American he's from England
He doesn’t have an American accent dumbass
@@spyweb314 no shit, if you actually watched the video, you'd know there's a part where he immitates an American accent
"American accent? Never...
Felipe MG ????
I don’t know what it is about him, but his aura is beautiful. What an incredible person
Agree!!
Yes I agree
That's the studio backdrop!
Kylene Wright I hear that almost burning to death humbles you
Heard this man gets stopped when going through airport security, because he has balls of steel
Yeah and he sounds like the guys voice on the 'headspace' meditation app!
Clare M is this an ad ?
"I'm not going to ask you again sir. Empty your damn pockets"
I truly dont see the scars once he start talking. His poise, confidence, eloquency, sincerity, and thought process is simply facinating.
This guy has you hooked from start to finish. Hero
The phrase "hey smooth skin" comes to mind.
CircumcisionIsChildAbuse nah my skins like granite bro
I feel it'll be really hard not to tell a boring story of surviving a plane crash
Fred Leeland I’m sure you would still struggle you wetwipe
Think it's the first time I've watched a ten minute video without opening another tab up or taking my eyes away from the screen. Gripping.
The way he delivers himself, his attitude and just his energy is so attractive. He's very handsome.
Absolutely
Yes, very!
No
His personality is but not his face
Daddy issues
This is amazing, bro. The fact that he didn't even feel any pain until AFTER he jumped out and the plane exploded. The human body is ASTOUNDING.
Adrenaline made you feel nothing when in that condition, that is why when fighting you feel the wound post fighting, same as his scenario
Adrenaline really does that to us huh
Adrenaline is hell of a drug
@Harrys Yodi Hermawan Yeah my brothers arm got stuck in a machine and it had to be cut off and he said he didn’t even feel anything until he got in the hospital.
You are a Hero sir. You followed your training and saved your life. Your experience inspires me. Thank you for sharing.
Alot of people act tough, but this guy is the hardest dude i've ever seen......
Bro straight up. To keep calm and keep flying the plane when almost his whole body was on fire is insane.
@@xcvtv4315 mad ting.....
Still can't take in the fact that mans survived the operation with a 5% chance of getting out alive.
@@slavrico4945 ikr it's crazy....
A lot*
Where'd ya get those scars?
Him: *Jumped out a burning plane*
Without a parachute
He forgot the elytra
While literally on 🔥
@@cavegame230 b r u h
@Joe Swanson The Simp Hunter true, he shouldve brought a water bucket though
He actually doesn’t look bad for a guy that just survived a plane crash.
It wasn’t right before this interview lol but he does look well for someone who was literally being cooked alive in an burning aluminum missile soaring through the sky for sure
Theres not many to compare to.
Viktor there’s plenty of fire victims you can compare it too if you’re looking at burns specifically. But another plane crash survival was Travis barker and you can barely tell he even got burned, Travis jumped out on the a wing and landed in burning jet fuel too
@@articat568 I'm assuming this isn't the same Travis Barker of nin just going off of google search
Crowcide this is Travis barker of blink-182 and he went into depths about it servals times most recently with joe Rogan on JRE and took place while on tour with Adam Goldstein in 2008 and the duo were the only 2 that survived the crash in a Learjet 60, there manager, publicist and both pilots didn’t make it.
That advice from that flight instructor was gold. In an Emergency, FLY THAT PLANE, don’t give up in panic. The rest of course is the pilot & luck as well that the action he took did not get thwarted by further untoward Events.
It wasn't the throttle that was lowering the plane, it was the weight of his massive balls that brought the plane down.
Hehe good one
True
He’s an absolute chad
@@simba5322 shut up
@@simba5322 hilarious
I want to be like this man. Articulate, polite and an absolute warrior.
To be even faintly like him is a superior goal.
He is a good role model
@@maywalker997 some people on this planet are truly amazing human beings.
All the sexy qualities tbh
In this world? For what exactly
It's so crazy to me that his adrenaline blocked out the pain of burning the whole time cause he was so focused on survival. Then felt the pain long after.
the human body is fascinating
Adrenaline is a helluva drug.
@@yslgandhi it really is, I can never compare my experiences to this brave man. But I remember when I got run over when I was 15, dislocating my hip, breaking both feet, fractured my arm and had significant injury to my back and I actually attempted to get up and walk because the adrenaline stopped me feeling any pain.
I know, my situation was in no way close to his experience but this one time, if it wasn’t for adrenaline, I would have been in so much pain but at the time I didn’t feel much of anything, just panic (I believe I also got some nerve damage from that experience which is I guess somewhat of a display of the situation)
My brother (a paramedic) has told me of people getting stabbed and not realising until they see the wound, it really is incredible...we are certainly built to survive
An amazing insight to a life changing situation, you have our respect Sir.
Something tells me had emergency services never came this guy would have operated on himself.
Right
Laughed more than I should have on this.
ikr, step aside John Rambo, Jamie Hull has got this.
😂😂😂😂
xDDDD
just as a quick reminder, this guy STOOD ON THE WING OF A F**KING MOVING PLANE, he then proceeded to jump off of said moving plane at a very high speed, and then take off his shoes
AND SOCKS
While burning alive
Except that he didn’t stand on the wing of a moving plane. It’s BS. Read the NTSB report. He crashed and the. The plane caught fire.
Bro shut up, mans is a badass anyway
We saw the video, you absolute muppet...
Landed a plane while literally on fire, then jumped 15 feet at 30 knots and lived long enough for the ambulance to arrive, all the while suffering from massive internal bleeding. wtf is this man made of? absolute savage.
God is good
And actually took the time and energy to take off his shoes and socks and place them NEATLY by his side during all the agony. Whatever training he received, we just need a outline of that to increase everyone's life productivity.
This guy is an absolute legend. Salute to you, sir. You've inspired countless people with your story.
This guy thinks clearer while his plane is on fire and crashing than most do driving a car on a sunday afternoon.
Paul M haha, you're right there 😫😂
You right
dopamine is a helluva drug.
@@RetroHiDefit would be adrenaline here
Its a fake story apparently. Many professional pilots below said that this story is fabricated and he was just incompetent and crashed it. If it sounds like a movie, it is.
Oh my god, I googled what he looked like before. Even with his burns, he's good looking but DAMN, THE MAN WAS BEAUTIFUL. Sooooo good looking!
SakuraKisetsu what is his name
@@Maxi-fb7gw Jamie Hull
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Here is a picture of him before if anyone is interested.
Yellowish Green Dragon .-. Thank you
Ikr he’s still like so hot omg
To think he was flying the plane to a “safe” level, thinking clearly while being burned alive... no words.
You are strong as all hell and an inspiration. Thank you for sharing your story 🙏
Would you blow him now???
@Hoodie got The uzi have you ever been in a situation like this?