Well they should've been evacuated during the explosive planting process before the demolition, otherwise will kill them inside. Edit: I'm your 39th like. Can I have any likes? :D
@@philpalmer8044 yeah, renovation is way more expansive than demolition. So the best way to save your money is to build over again instead of renovating.
I never thought about the wrecking ball getting entangled in debris when it starts falling but that operator was quick to release slack on the line so it didn’t pull the crane over.
It’s amazing to me that something that takes months and months if not years can all go down in a matter of seconds 😐 Edit: It’s been 6 months and This comment has 292 likes and I’m pretty sure it’s top comment. You guys are insane tysm!!!
@@xygomorphic44 Exactly! When the North Tower collapsed, Building 7 suffered severe damage from debris which also ignited fires on numerous floors that burned throughout the afternoon, and the building, already weakened from the initial trauma, ultimately collapsed.
It's incredible how satisfying these videos are. There's nothing like watching people crush old buildings and tear things up when you're aggravated or angry
Or when he's been covered in the army he'll be lie did they hit anything?? After running for three days of pursuit without any signs of what they were after .. no food no rest.. keep running keep running... Us dwarfs are very dangerous over short distances
It depends. One of the old Studebaker factory buildings in South Bend was built extremely well and is a VERY solid building. It was decided that it would be cheaper and better to renovate it than to knock it down and build a new (and inferior) building.
@def creator Actually it took a couple of hours or so, and what was done to those buildings wasn't exactly deconstructing. Normally when you deconstruct something you carefully take it apart piece by piece... not fly an airliner into it.
Well, the truth is, the hijackers were probably thinking the plane crashes would make the towers collapse instantly as we see with the buildings in this video but they were built too strongly for that. But the fires in the towers softened the metal causing them to eventually collapse. You might say with the towers, it was delayed collapse. But it's a good thing the towers were built too strongly to collapse instantly. If they had, the death toll might have been 10 times bigger... at least! All the people in the towers would've died with no time escape. Not to mention, the people all around the buildings might have been killed too.
i was watching a video about krakatoa, it makes it easier to imagine how loud the volcano was in comparison as it could be heard in australia. 6:25 so we go from blowing up cooling towers to reworking the local tesco.
I once watched a TV program with a lot of perfect building demolitions and the buildings falling nicely into themselves. Then they brought down a huge old downtown building in my city and had it on TV. I heard some of the dynamite charges from my yard. Then couple weeks later I watched the trade center towers come down in New York. I thought, what a perfect demolition job.
It can actually be the safer option sometimes. Depending on the area, explosives may not be an option and doing it by hand is too dangerous and expensive.
@@seanriopel3132 except if the building falls on the wrecking ball operator it’s disastrous. Wrecking balls are unpredictable. Backhoes are more precise and safer.
I love watching demolishion of huge buildings!!! It is a rush just watching it first hand or on t.v.!!!. I should of gotten into that line of work when I was a lot younger. Like at 18 years old. Oh well, farming and water well drilling were the main areas that I worked at most of my life besides playing music with the piano since I was 6 years old. Farming was a very great way a young man can learn responsibility and a good work ethics!!! Demolition is another way of getting a strong work ethic too!!. This kind of work, a man can NOT absoulutely can NOT be high on any dope or alcohol!!!!!
Why add a building on fire with no firefighting done to it that collapsed without any explosives that would have been very clearly audible going off when the building fell?
My apologies if you were joking, but those were the air-conditioning units with the fans inside them that are often raised above the roof on stilts. Majority of large buildings have those. However I've seen shipping containers (besides also seeing the air conditioning units as well) sometimes raised on stilts with metal stairways attached to them to access normal sized doors on the sides at both ends, on roofs of hospitals. Don't know if they are for storage of roof maintenance tools, electrical pannels, or all the above, etc... I first seen them when I was visiting my mom in the patient bed tower part of the hospital looking down on the rest of the entire hospital. I just looked at the satellite view and google earth where it shows the airplane type view for more detail close up. Of the four nearby hospitals, the one that is owned by a different company didn't have any shipping container like buildings on their roof. The three that are owned by the same medical group all had them on the roofs so it might just be something that particular medical company does and isn't normally on the roofs of other buildings or hospitals. Also the container type buildings are different sizes so none of them, or at least not all of them were actual shipping containers. They just look like shipping containers due to most of them having the same rectangle shape, size, and being built with all metal just looking like shipping containers. At their main hospital I count 4 identical (as far as I can tell) rectangle boxes that are shipping container like, that have two metal stairways leading to two doors that are on the side and on the same side next to both ends... ######## ######## D D There is another one that isn't on stilts, it's directly on the roof, and doesn't have any stairways or doors but one end is open (it might have mesh covering) and the other end has two exhaust pipes going into the old original brick chimney so that's probably a generator. Then there are a couple others of various shapes and sizes some with pipes going in and out of them, and I'm not counting the normal air-conditioned units on stilts, elevator shaft buildings that stick up on roofs, etc...
At least a bug would mostly survive due to the fact that being blown away from the force of the fall would just launch it somewhere nearby and they can only die if they get crushed by the debris
How do you even demolish that without accidents? Imagine demolishing the Empire State building, I am sure the collateral damage would be too much even if its professionally made.
Industrial explosives? In contrast to household explosives? "I see your problem. You used household explosives instead of industrial explosives. Them household explosives are only good for blowing up tomatoes or clearing a clogged toilet. Now, this here industrial explosive will blow a thousand tomatoes to smithereens and launch that clogged toilet to the moon..."
Wrecking balls and dynamite: Two things you'll never see in a building demolition in Canada. (Wrecking balls were replaced by "the claw" decades ago: a crane with jaws that just grabs portions of the wall and pulls or crushes it.) (Dynamite is of course way too loud and way too dangerous to be used in urban areas.)
wow disappointed you didnt have the most famous one which some phantom CGI planes hit - one of the best explosives demolition of tall buildings of any kind seen followed by the smaller building next to them performing the same way, Im sure people know which ones, quite obvious its a good classic example of using explosives to take down tall buildings
@@abaker2921 they wouldn't care about lives but that's what they used. Cgi to make everything look a certain way. They knkw a plane wouldn't go into the building like that.
It never ceases to amaze me-how the local authorities involved with these events do not require the area around the buildings to be “fire-hosed” (or-if the building is large enough, sky-hosed) to dampen down the dust. People downwind have to breathe in that shit for days.
@@AndrewVelonis Looking at the video again, I can see you’re right-but only technically. The old adage, “One swallow doesn’t make a summer” comes immediately to mind. Clearly, the minimum requirements, only, were met-and so it appeared, probably not even that. Wholly inadequate.
1:22 I love how they put their phone # on the banner like you're gonna jot it down and give them a call when you're thinking of tearing your old carport down.
Наука
Homeless man living inside: shit shit shit shit shit
0:24 RIP homeless man
Lol
Well they should've been evacuated during the explosive planting process before the demolition, otherwise will kill them inside.
Edit: I'm your 39th like. Can I have any likes? :D
Where is the homeless man
@@TheChiquita83 it is a joke there are no homeless man
Final Boss: *dies*
His entire lair 1 second later:
1:30
Mario Bros be like
Ah, so every Castlevania game right?
Cool guys don’t look at explosion😎
@@elhopper3735 Mario with an unborn child detonating koopaling castles
1:24 they advertised there demolition company on that building😁😁😁
Lots of companies do that. Its a great opportunity.
@@philpalmer8044 yeah, renovation is way more expansive than demolition. So the best way to save your money is to build over again instead of renovating.
@@Monarch114 can you give examples in figures please ?????
@@Monarch114 not true lol
@@captainaryan26 how bout the twin towers needing billions of dollars of asbestos removal
I never thought about the wrecking ball getting entangled in debris when it starts falling but that operator was quick to release slack on the line so it didn’t pull the crane over.
On a personal scale :) ruclips.net/video/4mcGl3gjvsQ/видео.html
My knees were very badly damaged by swinging balls
I noticed the same thing, too! That's an experienced wrecking ball crane operator for you! Don't see them around anymore, at least, not where I live.
3:41
@@fordguy8792
I can't be the only one who saw the smiley face he knocked into the building at 3:39 lol having fun on the job!
That is not a smiley
That's look like •.•
I saw it too!
It looks more like :*)
I did not see that!
It’s amazing to me that something that takes months and months if not years can all go down in a matter of seconds 😐 Edit: It’s been 6 months and This comment has 292 likes and I’m pretty sure it’s top comment. You guys are insane tysm!!!
Yea it’s true
@Earth king Kuei well I mean they need a bunch of explosives for it
@@Jacemannn even at that. It’s ridiculously easy
It's true, but the preparation for those big explosions usually take months too
Money.
Some of this building are crumbling just like wtc twin, precision
No. Lol they aren’t. Go cry in a corner
No one cares
Yes. It does. Glad to see some people finally recognizing that.
Was thinking just the same!
This video was sponsored by Atlanta Demolition
It looks so weird seeing the banners go down with the buildings
And Virginia Wrecking
And Controlled Demolition INC.
Are you guys from Georgia?
5:55 *wOnDeRfUl.*
🤣🤣🤣🤣😑
0:29 that skyline massively improved 🤣
The buildings do come down really fast, but I'll bet it takes forever to clean up the mess!
Controlled demolitions are so satisfying to watch!! 🤩
Oh, and speaking of _controlled demolitions_ how come _Building 7_ isn’t in this compilation ?
I thought the same
Maybe because "building 7, wasn't demolished? Because it had a giant chunk of another skyscraper fall on top of it and burned out of control.
@@xygomorphic44 Exactly! When the North Tower collapsed, Building 7 suffered severe damage from debris which also ignited fires on numerous floors that burned throughout the afternoon, and the building, already weakened from the initial trauma, ultimately collapsed.
@@xygomorphic44 and fell demolition style
@@andrewsstation6436 some story. And then it fell demolition style
Wow watching these building falling down , reminds of twin tower falling in the same way
They don’t because they aren’t highrises
The Twin Towers were 4th gen FUSION nuked.
@@jonahmoran3751 you're right. They fell even MORE EASILY, despite only having damage at the top
Wtf are you trying to say here????
And building #7 fell the same way WTF
Its Building 7...... 2nd one.
Where’s building 7 that was a great example of a controlled demolition
No, it's an example of people being willing to swallow wacky conspiracy theories.
6:48 - I love it that the bricks make an exact diagonal line 😃
It's incredible how satisfying these videos are. There's nothing like watching people crush old buildings and tear things up when you're aggravated or angry
@RedFire Gamer I'd say it is a lot more fun actually doing it, but unfortunately I've never had the pleasure of trying it myself 😂
Al Qaeda thought the same thing
Yea
Don’t be angry wtf
Gimli steps in to view all the demolition: "That still only counts as 1!!"
Or when he's been covered in the army he'll be lie did they hit anything?? After running for three days of pursuit without any signs of what they were after .. no food no rest.. keep running keep running... Us dwarfs are very dangerous over short distances
Someone once told me it's easier/faster to destruct than construct.
It depends. One of the old Studebaker factory buildings in South Bend was built extremely well and is a VERY solid building. It was decided that it would be cheaper and better to renovate it than to knock it down and build a new (and inferior) building.
@def creator Actually it took a couple of hours or so, and what was done to those buildings wasn't exactly deconstructing. Normally when you deconstruct something you carefully take it apart piece by piece... not fly an airliner into it.
It sure is. Just look at how fast Disney destroyed Star Wars!
@@shrodingerschat2258 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😭😭 Hilarious!
I started reading like it was the All star song lmao
I did mechanical demo .( machines not explosives) for 14 years . Loved every min of it youre videos bring back good memories
Damn that was probably pretty fun, I wonder if getting that job's easy or not.
*your
2:15 nice and precise !
2:43 looks like the wall got scared before the last swing, yikes!
Don't flich i won't hit y-
It is strange how this has so much resemblance to 9/11 towers collapsing :)
Well, the truth is, the hijackers were probably thinking the plane crashes would make the towers collapse instantly as we see with the buildings in this video but they were built too strongly for that. But the fires in the towers softened the metal causing them to eventually collapse. You might say with the towers, it was delayed collapse. But it's a good thing the towers were built too strongly to collapse instantly. If they had, the death toll might have been 10 times bigger... at least! All the people in the towers would've died with no time escape. Not to mention, the people all around the buildings might have been killed too.
First rule of 9/11 collapse is you may question it in you rational mind but the internet shall only ever give a hint of truth!
@Mobbdeepak McMacaveli Shakoor The B.S. is rolling around in that small brain of yours
@@alexanderpytko5394 Stop just stop parroting the nonsensical story
@Mobbdeepak McMacaveli Shakoor What makes it BS? Those 911 conspiracy theories are what's BS.
Gentilman that is precision work, outstanding skills, impecable team work, impressive organization, well done guys, please keep up the good work.
Most kind of you guys, blessings to you and love ones, from the endless summer paradise Puerto Rico...... Jesus Torres.
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True
Do NOT call me gentile
Think of the thousands of hours of labor people spent to build them, all that hard work eliminated in seconds.
I think they make people here toil just to toil and a few reap all the rewards.
i was watching a video about krakatoa, it makes it easier to imagine how loud the volcano was in comparison as it could be heard in australia.
6:25 so we go from blowing up cooling towers to reworking the local tesco.
I didn't see any airplanes or box cutters?????? Sure looks like building 7 to me!
Now you see it. Now you don't. So satisfying to watch. Thank you.
6:43 that staircase crack is so satisfying
0:22 they could have reused purpose, it looked nice before it was a pile of rubble.
Yeah but I might have been structural problems or something with maintenance costs, I dunno I'm not an architect.
Looked a bit structurally unstable, it fell way too easy
I am still amazed how fast they was able to "pull" _Building 7_
Yeah, it's unbelievable.
Ah yes. We’re in 2023, and still have douchebags like you making references to 9/11 like the jackass you are.
Underrated comment....
or how the bbc was 23 min to early
@@Micksoffthings explain!!!!!
where is wtc 7
Imagine being in one of those buildings when it was getting demolished
The survivors of the 9/11 Twin Towers collapse can tell you what that's like. They'll probably tell you it's the worst experience in your life.
@@alexanderpytko5394 yeah exactly nobody ever brings that up tho
@@AlexJones-rp3ld haha
@@amgsince2017 The demolitions in this video look nothing like the WTC collapsing, now fuck off, moron.
I would feel torn apart
They remind me of the towers coming down.
Demolition of a Pyramid is the most difficult in the world
Take as much work to destroy it as it did to build it
It's MOABin time!
They should run it in reverse to show how awesome it would be after and before !!!
and you can't? sad!
I once watched a TV program with a lot of perfect building demolitions and the buildings falling nicely into themselves.
Then they brought down a huge old downtown building in my city and had it on TV. I heard some of the dynamite charges from my yard.
Then couple weeks later I watched the trade center towers come down in New York.
I thought, what a perfect demolition job.
Exactly
Same
dont forget building 7
It had to be directed energy. It turned to dust before the fall unlike demolition where the dust kicks up after the fall.
@@jorndoff2002 Interesting, what is directed energy?!?
That sign on the fence in the last clip shouldn't read "Danger - Construction Site", but "Danger - Destruction Site".
It’s just so satisfying
Awesome 👏 everyone loves to watch construction demolition work for a new project in place
That is sooo amazing it just. Go downs that fast
I like this type of ASMR videos so satisfying 😄❤️
Then you would like 9/11 videos
@@patatebanine4278 For sure, No.
I think the wrecking ball has got to be the most slowest and least accurate way to bring down a building.
It can actually be the safer option sometimes. Depending on the area, explosives may not be an option and doing it by hand is too dangerous and expensive.
@@seanriopel3132 except if the building falls on the wrecking ball operator it’s disastrous. Wrecking balls are unpredictable. Backhoes are more precise and safer.
It is, only advantage is that it’s cheap. Backhoes are obviously the better choice. I fit. Get why everyone romanticizes wrecking balls.
Best commercial for a demolition company " We'll bring IT down better than WTC 7"
IT WASN'T A DEMOLITION
@@joeythecat6334 There are actually proofs that firefighters decided that WTC7 must be taken down (because of damage attacks caused to the building)
@@Konstaliusev No, the firefighters just decided that WTC7 was beyond saving, so they just let the fire do the work
Take a look at the WTT on sep 11, thats another gd example of a demolition.
😂😂 people on yt get offended by that bro lol
@@DiegoPerez-pv9xr truth usually offends, but it must stand tall or humankind falls too
@@spooks77 It's not the truth
@@joeythecat6334 +1
So satisfying.
With destruction also comes creation 😂
Even they advertise on falling buildings that's good marketing 🤣🤣 . Atlanta demolition doing good demolitions.
Idk why I like seeing huge clouds of smoke engulf an entire area
I love watching demolishion of huge buildings!!! It is a rush just watching it first hand or on t.v.!!!. I should of gotten into that line of work when I was a lot younger. Like at 18 years old. Oh well, farming and water well drilling were the main areas that I worked at most of my life besides playing music with the piano since I was 6 years old. Farming was a very great way a young man can learn responsibility and a good work ethics!!! Demolition is another way of getting a strong work ethic too!!. This kind of work, a man can NOT absoulutely can NOT be high on any dope or alcohol!!!!!
Same
It’s steam clam from the *S* *T* *E* *A* *M* *C* *L* *A* *M*
Full of asbestos....
It's not smoke, it's dust and potentially dangerous flying parts of the building.
Thanks for sharing, great video.
Some of those demolitions remind me of how the WTC towers fell. Nice and neat.
For all you conspiracy morons: ruclips.net/video/nP3TNHPCIVU/видео.htmlsi=YWfp6CxCmxOpGUfj
They forgot to add building 7. Lol
Well that definetly wasn't a demolition in purpose by the owner, although it probably has been on purpose by terorists...
Why add a building on fire with no firefighting done to it that collapsed without any explosives that would have been very clearly audible going off when the building fell?
@@JokubasVas Parrot the nonsensical narrative
@@joelrobinson1157 parrot the nonsensical narrative
This is soooo satisfying to watch
None of these can compete the technique used in 911..
@ABIGUS who the F hijacked corona there now? China?
Good demo !
anybody consider WTC buildings 1,2, and 7 ?
the greatest controlled demolition ever seen. the biggest, the fastest, and the most deadly.
Looks the exact same.
@@Mattology1 yes its a Fact not theories 💯✔
Wow those buildings fell apart faster than my relationship with my father
Wtf???
damn same
Bruh
Good
Pffff bruh lol
In the second clip of this video there was a bus on the roof of the building, WTF??? Ha ah ha, that is a first for me.
My apologies if you were joking, but those were the air-conditioning units with the fans inside them that are often raised above the roof on stilts. Majority of large buildings have those.
However I've seen shipping containers (besides also seeing the air conditioning units as well) sometimes raised on stilts with metal stairways attached to them to access normal sized doors on the sides at both ends, on roofs of hospitals. Don't know if they are for storage of roof maintenance tools, electrical pannels, or all the above, etc... I first seen them when I was visiting my mom in the patient bed tower part of the hospital looking down on the rest of the entire hospital. I just looked at the satellite view and google earth where it shows the airplane type view for more detail close up. Of the four nearby hospitals, the one that is owned by a different company didn't have any shipping container like buildings on their roof. The three that are owned by the same medical group all had them on the roofs so it might just be something that particular medical company does and isn't normally on the roofs of other buildings or hospitals. Also the container type buildings are different sizes so none of them, or at least not all of them were actual shipping containers. They just look like shipping containers due to most of them having the same rectangle shape, size, and being built with all metal just looking like shipping containers. At their main hospital I count 4 identical (as far as I can tell) rectangle boxes that are shipping container like, that have two metal stairways leading to two doors that are on the side and on the same side next to both ends...
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D D
There is another one that isn't on stilts, it's directly on the roof, and doesn't have any stairways or doors but one end is open (it might have mesh covering) and the other end has two exhaust pipes going into the old original brick chimney so that's probably a generator. Then there are a couple others of various shapes and sizes some with pipes going in and out of them, and I'm not counting the normal air-conditioned units on stilts, elevator shaft buildings that stick up on roofs, etc...
Thanks for the clarification, I'd still like to believe that there was a bus on that roof...adds to the mystery of the building... :-)
5:36 Funny...those little puffs of smoke look just like the ones at the World Trade demolition...
you mean 9/11?
Imagine being a bug in one of those structures…
Yay!!! I love the dusts! Finally some crumbling
Hmm I wonder what that loud popping sou- OOOH GOD THE BUILDINGS COLLAPSING
At least a bug would mostly survive due to the fact that being blown away from the force of the fall would just launch it somewhere nearby and they can only die if they get crushed by the debris
So satisfying to watch!
at 1:20 YEEEEESSSSSS, they got that inexpensive sign back to use again!
great video of the federal building in oklahoma being blown from inside!
Demolition of the tallest buliding Burj Khalifa will be the most beautiful demolition, if that happens
How do you even demolish that without accidents?
Imagine demolishing the Empire State building, I am sure the collateral damage would be too much even if its professionally made.
@@zxylo786 Only way is 4th gen Fusion nuke like they did with the Twin Towers - then it just blows away in the wind.
@@Kpopzoom Without noticing the fact, that collapse WTC1 and WTC2 was not a planned event, I wanna remind you that 2001 ≠ 2060
At least the world would be rid of another damned ugly building.
@@kh3612 you think the Burj Kalifa is ugly?
Industrial explosives? In contrast to household explosives? "I see your problem. You used household explosives instead of industrial explosives. Them household explosives are only good for blowing up tomatoes or clearing a clogged toilet. Now, this here industrial explosive will blow a thousand tomatoes to smithereens and launch that clogged toilet to the moon..."
I think it's industrial in opposition to military.
Perhaps, but it was way too fun to just let it roll past without saying something. 😄
Strangely satisfying!
Who came here during super tech demolition news in India ???
One thing thats pretty cool is i think they spray the water to limit dust clouds, not to stop fire
Wrecking balls and dynamite: Two things you'll never see in a building demolition in Canada.
(Wrecking balls were replaced by "the claw" decades ago: a crane with jaws that just grabs portions of the wall and pulls or crushes it.)
(Dynamite is of course way too loud and way too dangerous to be used in urban areas.)
You're wrong.
1:24 the rival demolition company will never stand again
15 versions of same demolition once is enough !!
Wow what do you know.. They look like tower 7
Yeah, firefighters decided to take it down. There are proofs. But I'll say different things about the Towers.
I like that they always put their signs at the top of the building so they can get them back
great vid thanks for making
0:59 The enemy base after the final boss fight
Gee kind of looks like the same flashing before that building collapsed in miami
How.
Ding ding ding!!!! 🎯🎯🎯🎯
@@mydadscrazy7112 hurricane grade buildings do not pancake themselves.
@@lalalaxbrittny I never said they did
@@lalalaxbrittny and it wasn’t pancaked 🤡
Looked WAAAAAY more professional in 2001
Bro like that’s nvm
A work of art
That wrecking ball looked like it would be ineffective the way it was barely getting swung but it worked pretty good.
6:43 wow what a nice pattern
Almost as quick as World Trade Center towers
Swinging my body into that wrecking ball. Bam...
In and out, they really make this look effortlessly...
3:30 ROBBED!
3:40 JUSTICE! Stairs falling, even a happy face in the wall!
wow disappointed you didnt have the most famous one which some phantom CGI planes hit - one of the best explosives demolition of tall buildings of any kind seen followed by the smaller building next to them performing the same way, Im sure people know which ones, quite obvious its a good classic example of using explosives to take down tall buildings
Why would they use CGI? You think the powers that be a worried about a few thousand people dying? Ha
Was all the plane wreckage and remains of people on board found CGI too?
@@joelrobinson1157 +1
@@abaker2921 they wouldn't care about lives but that's what they used. Cgi to make everything look a certain way. They knkw a plane wouldn't go into the building like that.
@@joelrobinson1157 what plane wreckage? They never found any. Not a huge rolles Royce engine. Neither in Pennsylvania
It never ceases to amaze me-how the local authorities involved with these events do not require the area around the buildings to be “fire-hosed” (or-if the building is large enough, sky-hosed) to dampen down the dust. People downwind have to breathe in that shit for days.
Most of them were.
@@AndrewVelonis Looking at the video again, I can see you’re right-but only technically. The old adage, “One swallow doesn’t make a summer” comes immediately to mind. Clearly, the minimum requirements, only, were met-and so it appeared, probably not even that. Wholly inadequate.
the tax slaves dont have rights
It's so satisfying to watch building collapse
That's what Osama Bin Laden said
I love how building 2 just fell over like a line of dominoes 😂
Looks like building #7 going down on 911
Some of these remind me of building 7
They remind me of the WTC north and south tower
@@coolbreezeGP Fun Fact: if you'll show collapsing WTC1/2 and controlled demolition to 6yo, they'll notice that it looks different.
@@Konstaliusev sure bud
Jeez, that building at @ saw the wrecking ball coming for it and said to itself "I don't fancy getting clobbered with that again - I'M OUTTA HERE!!!"
Building’s previous usage and location would be very interesting!!
Imagine if someone pushed a building and it actually fell over
I Freakin Love It
When it work ' s it look ' s WOW YES but even when it do not work you can see it again in a few week ' s or may ~ be a month or so Great job .
Knock them all down!💯👍👍👍👍👍
"Pull it."
-- Larry Silverstein
The fact that we have the tech to just remove a building that needs to be replaced like this is awesome
I don't know about remove.
Es ist schön Profis bei der Arbeit zuzusehen , Respekt !!!
simply beautiful
*How could you have known that was Iron Balls McGinty?!* 2:41
Well this is cool.
1:22 I love how they put their phone # on the banner like you're gonna jot it down and give them a call when you're thinking of tearing your old carport down.
Bless you