I knew Ryan. After his death, I filled in his seat in the 335 race car. He was such a nice guy. He tried to help anyone he could. He always made time to talk about life. The GT3 he had only had aftermarket wheels (Advans). He liked the wheels on my BMW and he knew the owner of Vivid Racing and got a set for his GT3. He actually removed all the decals from the car to black it out. He had a street driven 335 (the one he blew the engine on because he tried to tune it himself) and a BMW X5 that were both all black with black wheels. I never saw the Daf run. The main problem for Ryan was he just drove too fast on the street. He was pretty good on the track (he used our friend Joe's Golf to get his race license - seen prepping in the video). The GT3 was the 11th car he totaled. It was just such a horrible situation. He had his demons and unfortunately, they caught up to him. He did have numerous speeding tickets (I think he was caught doing 145mph in a borrowed Audi RS4 - from Audi). Josh was a super nice guy too. He'd just gotten married not long before the crash. We spoke about his honeymoon in Italy. Super nice guy, just drove too fast on the road. RIP Ryan.
I remember Dunn in grade 9 math. Him and Travis would tilt their chairs far back till someone falls! Teacher always got pissed, but he made everyone laugh! Rest in peace dude!
The only thing that Ryan Dunn and Paul Walker's crash had in common were that they died in Porsches. Dunn was drunk as fuck and speeding at night, and Walker's crash was in the middle of the day on old tires, as a passenger. Paul Walker's crash most likely would not have happened if they weren't on old garbage tires.
It was also reported that Paul was seen moving in the wreckage and people were going to pull him to safety until someone told them not to because "It was going to blow up."
@@TheMailmanOfSteel I think the rear strut cap broke and sent them into a crash! That is a known issue with the Carrera GT! Damon fryer from dde had the same issue! He has a video about it.
It wasn't him going over 100 mph it was doing it in a car that has almost no safety features to keep the car in control. The car he was driving is known to be unsafe
@@mattneil1449 What are you saying? It was the fact he was drunk driving OVER 100mph that killed him, particularly on a road like that. Sure go 100mph when you are drunk on the highway if you want, less chance of dying.
I’m a Corvette person. Having a high performance car is a responsibility and you must have respect for them. They will kill you quick. Especially if you are going to fast. Ryan died to young. It’s such a shame. Don’t drink and drive.
One of the biggest challenges with Porsche is that they are so well engineered that an extremely inexperienced driver can get those cars up to very high speeds before realizing they’re going to be in trouble.
Sad to hear about Ryan Dunn ☹️ may he rest in peace 🙏 Your point is so true. Stay on the track. I hear way too many people talk about racing the canyons, and it never ends well. Good video 👍 thanks.
Driving in germany is taken more seriously. Roads are better an licensing is harder to get. Not to mention US has way more people in it. A size comparison is monatana only one state in the US is the same size as germany.
I'm a former SCCA Pro Racing license holder in my youth who now owns a 2018 Porsche GT2 RS (MR upgrades). The GT3 is the baby brother, but I've driven a number of them in anger on both the street and track. They don't have the desire or ability to kill you at the edge like the GT2 RS but they can certainly get the job done if you make a douche bag mistake past your limit at the racing speed edge. As my Dad told me when I got my driver's license: Son, if you hit a tree or a cement embankment, they don't give an inch so if you are going to hot rod don't do it around them.
Tragic however the knee jerk reaction of those who never driven and or not having basic auto performance skills assume 100mph is dangerous on public roads when there are many factors. That being said the drinking part is the issue here not speed!
Most roads in the US are not made for going that fast regardless of sobriety. The fastest ive ever done is around 120mph in a jetta the slightest shift of the stearing wheel at that speed makes a big difference.
Very few people can harness and tame that GT3 that has a notorious to swing its ass out widely once it gets out of the control zone. You need to violently oversteer counter Throttle punch to control it.
My dad raced Porsche cars in SCCA and PCA in the 50's and 60's. I learned just how challenging those cars are, they are for experts with years of experience only! Even the most knowledgeable race car drivers respect the capabilities of Porsche no matter how long they've driven them. Feel terrible for the families, but with both Dunn and the guy driving the Carrera that killed Walker, too much car, too much money and not even close to enough respect, knowledge and common sense.
4:20 When I flew airplanes and raced cars you have to value the importance of your life and others, drugs and alcohol does not value anything but self destruction by stepping into anything that rolls. It is a selfish move you will wish you never made when things seem fine until something goes very wrong and then its too late.
Every single type of exotic car manufactured has been completely destroyed in all circumstances and all reasons, what is safe at higher speeds not much. The structural integrity of a vehicle, the brake and suspension upgrades or electronic ride control systems, safety caged roll bars and tubular framework, etc. You even can be killed with all the safety components you could probably invent and the human body can only take impacts and G forces beyond what is survivable. So it's not the car it's fully understanding discipline, maturity, recognizing the real personal skills you actually have and still have a margin of safety, and training for real high speed driving. Race tracks are designed to bleed off speed in loss of control the highways and city streets are not, that's why we have speed limits.
@@cccc9911hes saying its a bit different because ryan was drunk an driving. Paul was a passenger letting his professional race car friend drive the car to find a problem he was experiencing. An no they were driving wrecklessly, which is not the same as street racing. Yes they both could have been prevented by not driving like jackasses. But no one ever said they werent jackasses.
Crazy ta think it's been 14 years already. I remember it like it was yesterday, same with Paul. Rest in power Zack Hartwell, Ryan Dunn, and Paul walker! 🏎️
Blaming Porsche for Ryan's death is kind of like the killers that blames GTA games for their actions, which makes no senses. Ryan had the chance to call a cab or a sober buddy to pick them up safely but he choose to take the wheel while being beyond intoxicated so he brought this upon himself, there's no way Porsche is responsible for his actions. With that mentality we might as well call out Hyundai-Kia making unsafe shit cars like a Kia Soul that can litterally be squashed by a semi and easily catches on fire (which is sadly not that uncommon). That said it's still a sad tragedy that it happened and I do remember the day that I've heard the news, he was truly an amazing guy so we've lost a legend 😔
The guy took the life of another because of stupidity but we are supposed to fell sympathy or admiration for him? His is a murderer and his name should not memorialized.
If you like to drive fast, don't choose a car that has the engine behind the rear axle (unless you are a pro driver and not prone to drinking etoh). BTW, I drive a Cayman S; the engine is in front of the rear axle.
That’s stupid. Modern 911s have the pendulum effect engineered out of the car now. Especially the GT cars. They have especially sensitive electronic traction control four wheel steering and torque vectoring. You have to be really stupid and drunk to rotate a modern gt3. I had a 996 gt3 which was easy to spin and I had a 18 gt3 which is almost impossible to spin. But I’m guessing you can probably do it .
I think probably that was thrust into more focus by the fact that he was trying to take a turn slowing down from that estimated 130-140 to what could only have ended up 90-100 by that time. In the dark, while drunk. And _then_ in a rear engine car. But really, he wasn't forced into heavy oversteer by the weight of the rear because he would have spun if he had been. He simply didn't make the turn, as can be seen by the tire marks. Because either he turned too late or couldn't turn tightly enough at his speed but only enough to swerve and then shoot off the road past the turn. Or both.
I think it had more to do with him being drunk as a skunk and travelling too fast than anything to do with the car he was driving, which incidentally is one of the best handling sports cars in the world.
@@jimsteinway695 BS, look at how much tire is on the rear of the modern 911 - only buses should have engines behind the rear axle. Drive a 911 fast? You'd better be good.
The thing that is very hard to comprehend is that the power Porsche's have is very very deceptive. It is very "linear" ..... meaning it can go from docile to ludicrous in a heart beat. Porsche's are known to make a bad driver good and a good driver excellent .......... albeit all in a very deceptive way ............
8:57 Looks like a pit maneuver was done to him. Pitted Porche went right off the road and the car doing the pit to stay in control left the major skid marks on the left lane when slamming on his brakes. porches don't usually leave skid marks with their ABS or traction control.
Skidmarks are not from using the brakes. At that point the car would've been sideways. The mistake was made before the point where the skidmarks were. Because he was drunk, he made a bad decision to try to make the turn. It looks like it was an impossibility, so it all comes down to being cautious when driving, especially at high speeds
I enjoed Ryan when I was growing up we are around the same age so all the shows were relevant. I loved cars and skateboarding so CKY2K was great and all the other videos.
The last thing to go through their mind was the rear bumper! lol.. Get drunk and disrespect the car and this is what happens kids.. hopefully someone will learn something from this vid..
I was friends with Ryan, did some filming with him and some of the CKY guys. I have his 1999 BMW 740i sport that I just started restoring. That’s on my RUclips channel.
You need to revise your click bait title. Ryan Dunn as Paul Walker have nothing in common other than dying in a car crash. They may have been both great guys but Paul Walker and Chris Cornell were working together to expose human trafficking.
I miss Ryan, he would do anything to make you laugh, people like that would make you think you’d die from laughter, that feeling where you can’t stop laughing is missed. Please do not drink & drive.
Paul Walker died because the Carrera GT has a mechanical defect from factory with its dampers. There has been a recall for it on the vehicle and Porsche has settled with the Walker family without publicly admitting any responsibility, but that was the reason the accident has happened. The driver was a professional racing pilot and it happened on a straight road... The Ryan guy was just drunk and stupid. Big difference IMO!
@monkeybase01 They're comparable because if they hadn't chosen to drive like goofballs on public roads neither of the crashes would have happened. I can't fathom how this simple concept doesn't make sense to you.
@@monkeybase01 I never said I thought you were stupid but thanks for letting me know that I am. It's a little odd that you automatically assume someone is of lesser intelligence simply because they have a different point of view than you. I can understand your point of view but I suppose mine is simply below someone that's as omnipotent as you seem to be. I hope you'll forgive me for thinking I could have a conversation with you. I guess I never realized how dumb my own thoughts are. Must be some form of cognitive dissonance or maybe even mental illness that keeps me from seeing my disturbing lack of intelligence.
If it was a bmw or Merc it may have just been a horrific wreck.. The fact the fuel tank is in the front of a Porsche is why they burst into flames so often when crashed
@@j.moneyfilms, the likelihood of a car bursting into flames at high impact is much greater when the fuel tank is situated at the front of the vechile. No one is claiming cars with tanks at the back are not able to burst into flames.
@@j.moneyfilms, the likelihood of a car bursting into flames at high impact is much greater when the fuel tank is situated at the front of the vechile. No one is claiming cars with tanks at the back are not able to burst into flames
Everyone loses someone at some point, no matter how. Getting over this is everyone's responsibility. There is no need for snowflakes on the Internet who always say "because of you he can't get over it" But if you spend your whole life getting drunk on alcohol and drugs, even the best psychologist won't help you. It is your fault alone. 🤷🏼♂️
Yeah sad story .I think the cause of Paul Walker's crash was old tyres on the car when tyres get old they get harder and have less grip. Did the same thing happen to Ryan ? Who knows but check the date on your tyres people it could save your life.
The car is to blame. Lack of skill Alcohol is to blame. Experienced drunkard and drug user. So lack of skill. This is not a tragic accident, but the result of events in the past that have been brewing for a long time. Only your blurry vision makes you think it's something special. Terrible accidents happen every day all over the world. Do you have even the slightest bit of compassion for any of them?
Another Porsche GT3 ..... Porsche builds this high-powered hi performance cars with absolutely no assist at all and people keep buying them. Don't get me wrong it is a beautiful car but one would have a 50-50 chance of living their full life owning one. After Paul Walker's death his daughter Meadow Sue Porsche for an undisclosed amount and settled out of court.
DDE proved that car is a death trap they was driving one and a Rear suspension component broke ,now how it's set up had that happened at speed you would get torpedoed into the side of the road
So he may have been a jackass speeding in a car he wasn’t skilled enough to drive , and intoxicated. Sympathy does nothing for the situation, it’s sad and it’s very sad for his passenger . He took his life also being irresponsible
The difference: Paul was actually a pro driver who didnt drink and drive and race on public roads. Also paul was a passenger when he died. He didnt drive. He crashed in carrera GT which is called "a widow maker" and was sitting on +10year old tires which contributed to crash together with Pauls idiot friend flooring it. Also he just wanted to do a pull and I guess forgot his tires were crap. And then we have Ryan who was just alchoholic idiot with maybe 4 brain cells. I wish he didnt die but he was just a rich manboy. He died in 2007 911 GT3 which is way safer to drive than carrera GT but he was drunk and speeding on public roads and he crashed.
Ryan’s body was burned beyond recognition, so bad that they had to identify him by his tattoos, which were on his skin, which was burned beyond recognition🫥
This guy definitely resembles an inanimate tool shaped object? To clickbait Ryan and then you admit to not even knowing who he was, makes you candidate for a promotion to douche baggery... And you probably only even recognize Paul as being the "Rocks" co-star in the later F+F movies, which again promotes you to Legendary Tom Cruise status! However, I'm willing to guess that is indeed a much appreciated compliment because, you most likely enjoyed Maverick?
I knew Ryan. After his death, I filled in his seat in the 335 race car. He was such a nice guy. He tried to help anyone he could. He always made time to talk about life. The GT3 he had only had aftermarket wheels (Advans). He liked the wheels on my BMW and he knew the owner of Vivid Racing and got a set for his GT3. He actually removed all the decals from the car to black it out. He had a street driven 335 (the one he blew the engine on because he tried to tune it himself) and a BMW X5 that were both all black with black wheels. I never saw the Daf run.
The main problem for Ryan was he just drove too fast on the street. He was pretty good on the track (he used our friend Joe's Golf to get his race license - seen prepping in the video). The GT3 was the 11th car he totaled. It was just such a horrible situation. He had his demons and unfortunately, they caught up to him. He did have numerous speeding tickets (I think he was caught doing 145mph in a borrowed Audi RS4 - from Audi).
Josh was a super nice guy too. He'd just gotten married not long before the crash. We spoke about his honeymoon in Italy.
Super nice guy, just drove too fast on the road. RIP Ryan.
I remember Dunn in grade 9 math. Him and Travis would tilt their chairs far back till someone falls! Teacher always got pissed, but he made everyone laugh! Rest in peace dude!
The only thing that Ryan Dunn and Paul Walker's crash had in common were that they died in Porsches. Dunn was drunk as fuck and speeding at night, and Walker's crash was in the middle of the day on old tires, as a passenger. Paul Walker's crash most likely would not have happened if they weren't on old garbage tires.
100% Correct (on all counts).. Tires on the Carrera GT were old and dry rotted on the inside (which can't be seen unless removed from the vehicle)..
Great points - Paul Walker's tires were original to the car - 9 years old.
It was also reported that Paul was seen moving in the wreckage and people were going to pull him to safety until someone told them not to because "It was going to blow up."
@@TheMailmanOfSteel I think the rear strut cap broke and sent them into a crash! That is a known issue with the Carrera GT! Damon fryer from dde had the same issue! He has a video about it.
All of you stop. Both accidents happened while SPEEDING on the street....end of story.
Bam never recovered from his best friends death Rest in peace Ryan 🙏
Seriously drunk, over 100 miles an hour on a public street. What outcome do you expect. Just crazy 😮😮
@Troy49917oh, that makes it SO much better 😖
It wasn't him going over 100 mph it was doing it in a car that has almost no safety features to keep the car in control. The car he was driving is known to be unsafe
@mattneil1449 sorry mate your wrong
The car doesn't kill, the driver over the limit does
@@mattneil1449 What are you saying?
It was the fact he was drunk driving OVER 100mph that killed him, particularly on a road like that.
Sure go 100mph when you are drunk on the highway if you want, less chance of dying.
@mattneil1449 please explain how a gt3 is unsafe.
I’m a Corvette person. Having a high performance car is a responsibility and you must have respect for them. They will kill you quick. Especially if you are going to fast. Ryan died to young. It’s such a shame. Don’t drink and drive.
being a corvette person is sad enough as is, youre a strong man for admitting you like garbage(besides the motor ofc)
@ I love Corvette always have. Your standards must be much higher than mine. What kind of car do you have?
You should keep that in mind for when you actually get a high performance car. #McClaren
One of the biggest challenges with Porsche is that they are so well engineered that an extremely inexperienced driver can get those cars up to very high speeds before realizing they’re going to be in trouble.
Sad to hear about Ryan Dunn ☹️ may he rest in peace 🙏 Your point is so true. Stay on the track. I hear way too many people talk about racing the canyons, and it never ends well. Good video 👍 thanks.
People in Germany don't get killed in Porsches as often as here though. Don't blame the car; blame the drivers and their skills.
Driving in germany is taken more seriously. Roads are better an licensing is harder to get.
Not to mention US has way more people in it. A size comparison is monatana only one state in the US is the same size as germany.
A breed of men from a simpler generation that no longer exists. He made us all laugh, RIP brother
I'm a former SCCA Pro Racing license holder in my youth who now owns a 2018 Porsche GT2 RS (MR upgrades). The GT3 is the baby brother, but I've driven a number of them in anger on both the street and track. They don't have the desire or ability to kill you at the edge like the GT2 RS but they can certainly get the job done if you make a douche bag mistake past your limit at the racing speed edge. As my Dad told me when I got my driver's license: Son, if you hit a tree or a cement embankment, they don't give an inch so if you are going to hot rod don't do it around them.
this reads like a humble brag. any car can kill you if you drive it like a fucking idiot.
🤣 NNNNNNO YOU DONT! 💯 🤡
FYI, Chester PA is not where this happened. West Chester is, two very different towns.
ALCOHOL IS THE ABSOLUTE WORST💯R.I.P. DUNN…..
It's always the alcohol's fault ..
This guy has been completely mentally unstable his whole life.
That, and only that, is the point that counts.
@@nee3029shut up paint eater 😂
Well at least his driving only killed him and his friend. I’m sure that’s what the passengers family is saying.
RIP Ryan! Seemed like a really good guy.
2 minutes of content… fully fluffed with 12 minutes of B.S. clickbait
Tragic however the knee jerk reaction of those who never driven and or not having basic auto performance skills assume 100mph is dangerous on public roads when there are many factors. That being said the drinking part is the issue here not speed!
Most roads in the US are not made for going that fast regardless of sobriety.
The fastest ive ever done is around 120mph in a jetta the slightest shift of the stearing wheel at that speed makes a big difference.
Alcohol and speed... What else could go wrong...
Very few people can harness and tame that GT3 that has a notorious to swing its ass out widely once it gets out of the control zone. You need to violently oversteer counter Throttle punch to control it.
My dad raced Porsche cars in SCCA and PCA in the 50's and 60's. I learned just how challenging those cars are, they are for experts with years of experience only! Even the most knowledgeable race car drivers respect the capabilities of Porsche no matter how long they've driven them. Feel terrible for the families, but with both Dunn and the guy driving the Carrera that killed Walker, too much car, too much money and not even close to enough respect, knowledge and common sense.
🗣️”The physical pain is far outweighed by the mental pain.” 🎯
you didn't even know who he was yet you toss in your pop psychology opinion?
4:20 When I flew airplanes and raced cars you have to value the importance of your life and others, drugs and alcohol does not value anything but self destruction by stepping into anything that rolls. It is a selfish move you will wish you never made when things seem fine until something goes very wrong and then its too late.
Every single type of exotic car manufactured has been completely destroyed in all circumstances and all reasons, what is safe at higher speeds not much. The structural integrity of a vehicle, the brake and suspension upgrades or electronic ride control systems, safety caged roll bars and tubular framework, etc. You even can be killed with all the safety components you could probably invent and the human body can only take impacts and G forces beyond what is survivable. So it's not the car it's fully understanding discipline, maturity, recognizing the real personal skills you actually have and still have a margin of safety, and training for real high speed driving. Race tracks are designed to bleed off speed in loss of control the highways and city streets are not, that's why we have speed limits.
The Paul Walker CGT wreck was different scenario. Paul was a passenger with a pro racecar driver on old tires.
@@datapusher- Ummm...they are exactly the same. Both involved street racing and dumbassery. Glad I can clear that up for you.
@@cccc9911 How can you race with 1 car?
@DANGMOE When you use the street as a racetrack...its the same thing. Now you know.
@@cccc9911hes saying its a bit different because ryan was drunk an driving.
Paul was a passenger letting his professional race car friend drive the car to find a problem he was experiencing.
An no they were driving wrecklessly, which is not the same as street racing.
Yes they both could have been prevented by not driving like jackasses. But no one ever said they werent jackasses.
@sussybaca7256 You are all caught up in semantics....who cares. The common denominator was speed on the street....end of story.
Crazy ta think it's been 14 years already. I remember it like it was yesterday, same with Paul. Rest in power Zack Hartwell, Ryan Dunn, and Paul walker! 🏎️
He played many roles as an idiot,including his real life . The best thing about this story, is that he didn't kill anyone else.
The passenger passed away
Blaming Porsche for Ryan's death is kind of like the killers that blames GTA games for their actions, which makes no senses. Ryan had the chance to call a cab or a sober buddy to pick them up safely but he choose to take the wheel while being beyond intoxicated so he brought this upon himself, there's no way Porsche is responsible for his actions. With that mentality we might as well call out Hyundai-Kia making unsafe shit cars like a Kia Soul that can litterally be squashed by a semi and easily catches on fire (which is sadly not that uncommon).
That said it's still a sad tragedy that it happened and I do remember the day that I've heard the news, he was truly an amazing guy so we've lost a legend 😔
"May have been speeding." No.......🤣
The guy took the life of another because of stupidity but we are supposed to fell sympathy or admiration for him? His is a murderer and his name should not memorialized.
Very harsh words ...
Agreed. His actions were that of a man who did not care if he hurt or killed innocent people. He is a loser.
He he also had his own show on MTV called Home Wreckers. He drove an old black Pontiac Firebird on the show as well.
R.I.P. YOU LEGEND!
14:30 the Carrera GT has a flaw in the strut caps. They break and at those speeds you will lose control!!!
This dude was the real DDE
If you like to drive fast, don't choose a car that has the engine behind the rear axle (unless you are a pro driver and not prone to drinking etoh). BTW, I drive a Cayman S; the engine is in front of the rear axle.
That’s stupid. Modern 911s have the pendulum effect engineered out of the car now. Especially the GT cars. They have especially sensitive electronic traction control four wheel steering and torque vectoring. You have to be really stupid and drunk to rotate a modern gt3. I had a 996 gt3 which was easy to spin and I had a 18 gt3 which is almost impossible to spin. But I’m guessing you can probably do it .
I think probably that was thrust into more focus by the fact that he was trying to take a turn slowing down from that estimated 130-140 to what could only have ended up 90-100 by that time. In the dark, while drunk. And _then_ in a rear engine car. But really, he wasn't forced into heavy oversteer by the weight of the rear because he would have spun if he had been. He simply didn't make the turn, as can be seen by the tire marks. Because either he turned too late or couldn't turn tightly enough at his speed but only enough to swerve and then shoot off the road past the turn. Or both.
I think it had more to do with him being drunk as a skunk and travelling too fast than anything to do with the car he was driving, which incidentally is one of the best handling sports cars in the world.
7 shots and 3 beers? I don’t think he would be alive if he was in a cayman. Ludicrous statement to blame it on the 911’s engine placement
@@jimsteinway695 BS, look at how much tire is on the rear of the modern 911 - only buses should have engines behind the rear axle. Drive a 911 fast? You'd better be good.
Not really seeing a connection with Paul Walker. Probably closer to James Dean.
You look like bob from that 70’s show and the way you talk annoys me. Comparing the dunn crash to walkers was just ridiculous in every way
The thing that is very hard to comprehend is that the power Porsche's have is very very deceptive. It is very "linear" ..... meaning it can go from docile to ludicrous in a heart beat. Porsche's are known to make a bad driver good and a good driver excellent .......... albeit all in a very deceptive way ............
That red decal and after market rims HAD to add at least 75hp......
8:57 Looks like a pit maneuver was done to him. Pitted Porche went right off the road and the car doing the pit to stay in control left the major skid marks on the left lane when slamming on his brakes. porches don't usually leave skid marks with their ABS or traction control.
Yes, i was wondering about the skid marks. Very strange
Skidmarks are not from using the brakes. At that point the car would've been sideways. The mistake was made before the point where the skidmarks were. Because he was drunk, he made a bad decision to try to make the turn. It looks like it was an impossibility, so it all comes down to being cautious when driving, especially at high speeds
Dunn was an attention seeking clown, what was unfortunate was that he took someone else's life besides his own worthless life.
A little harsh on words , don't think he intended that to happen ....
I enjoed Ryan when I was growing up we are around the same age so all the shows were relevant. I loved cars and skateboarding so CKY2K was great and all the other videos.
Corvette drivers are a dying breed as well.
R.I.P🙏🏻
Safe to say he’s Dunn with driving recklessly
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Cringe
There ain’t no goddamn way if you lived in America through the late 90s early 2000s that you didn’t know who Ryan Dunn was.
Should do a video on how no one has ever died in a Cayenne
The last thing to go through their mind was the rear bumper! lol.. Get drunk and disrespect the car and this is what happens kids.. hopefully someone will learn something from this vid..
Everybody is accountable for themselves.
I was friends with Ryan, did some filming with him and some of the CKY guys. I have his 1999 BMW 740i sport that I just started restoring. That’s on my RUclips channel.
Who would have ever guessed that this would happen…. Oh pretty much anyone!
Rich people aren't immune.
You need to revise your click bait title. Ryan Dunn as Paul Walker have nothing in common other than dying in a car crash. They may have been both great guys but Paul Walker and Chris Cornell were working together to expose human trafficking.
I’d trade Paul or Ryan back for Jerry Seinfeld!? Don’t like them cars or Jerry. Lol
4:29...so true words
I miss Ryan, he would do anything to make you laugh, people like that would make you think you’d die from laughter, that feeling where you can’t stop laughing is missed. Please do not drink & drive.
Jungle jim lieberman died around that area
Jim also lived in that area.
Paul Walker died because the Carrera GT has a mechanical defect from factory with its dampers. There has been a recall for it on the vehicle and Porsche has settled with the Walker family without publicly admitting any responsibility, but that was the reason the accident has happened. The driver was a professional racing pilot and it happened on a straight road... The Ryan guy was just drunk and stupid. Big difference IMO!
Paul Walker died because him and his buddy decided to drive like idiots on public roads. Just like Dunn and his buddy did while drinking.
@@darksu6947 Believe what you want mate. The two are just not comparable.
@monkeybase01 They're comparable because if they hadn't chosen to drive like goofballs on public roads neither of the crashes would have happened. I can't fathom how this simple concept doesn't make sense to you.
@@darksu6947 each our own believes I guess, doesn't matter, I think you're stupid, you think I'm stupid, let's keep it at that.
@@monkeybase01 I never said I thought you were stupid but thanks for letting me know that I am. It's a little odd that you automatically assume someone is of lesser intelligence simply because they have a different point of view than you. I can understand your point of view but I suppose mine is simply below someone that's as omnipotent as you seem to be. I hope you'll forgive me for thinking I could have a conversation with you. I guess I never realized how dumb my own thoughts are. Must be some form of cognitive dissonance or maybe even mental illness that keeps me from seeing my disturbing lack of intelligence.
The fans killed him by buying him a bunch of drinks
why do I remember him dying in a Gallardo
"WestChester, Chester County"
By rights he shouldn't have had a valid licence if he had that many violations..
If it was a bmw or Merc it may have just been a horrific wreck.. The fact the fuel tank is in the front of a Porsche is why they burst into flames so often when crashed
Zero cars will survive hitting a guardrail and trees at 140mph.
@rugu6869 I didn’t say survive… I said it probably would not have ended exploding into a fireball
@@bossboyritchno1685 crashing the front of a normal car(engine in front) can in fact burst into flames. Fuel lines are still a thing on engines
@@j.moneyfilms, the likelihood of a car bursting into flames at high impact is much greater when the fuel tank is situated at the front of the vechile. No one is claiming cars with tanks at the back are not able to burst into flames.
@@j.moneyfilms, the likelihood of a car bursting into flames at high impact is much greater when the fuel tank is situated at the front of the vechile. No one is claiming cars with tanks at the back are not able to burst into flames
Play stupid games you win stupid prizes.
Do you use an AI bot to 'write' the narrations?
If they had any respect for bam they wouldn't even play this that dude still struggling with his best friend's passing
Everyone loses someone at some point, no matter how.
Getting over this is everyone's responsibility.
There is no need for snowflakes on the Internet who always say "because of you he can't get over it"
But if you spend your whole life getting drunk on alcohol and drugs, even the best psychologist won't help you. It is your fault alone. 🤷🏼♂️
Yeah sad story .I think the cause of Paul Walker's crash was old tyres on the car when tyres get old they get harder and have less grip. Did the same thing happen to Ryan ? Who knows but check the date on your tyres people it could save your life.
There’s literally nothing involving the crash until 8:40
Another GT3 lost ☹
Meh, I have a difficult time feeling bad for the guy. He was a menace.
We know he couldn’t drive
As a racing driver myself I can tell you that we crash more than non race car drivers😂😂
Bro this comment is golden@@craiga631
The car is to blame. Lack of skill
Alcohol is to blame. Experienced drunkard and drug user. So lack of skill.
This is not a tragic accident, but the result of events in the past that have been brewing for a long time.
Only your blurry vision makes you think it's something special.
Terrible accidents happen every day all over the world. Do you have even the slightest bit of compassion for any of them?
Another Porsche GT3 ..... Porsche builds this high-powered hi performance cars with absolutely no assist at all and people keep buying them. Don't get me wrong it is a beautiful car but one would have a 50-50 chance of living their full life owning one. After Paul Walker's death his daughter Meadow Sue Porsche for an undisclosed amount and settled out of court.
RIP
DDE proved that car is a death trap they was driving one and a Rear suspension component broke ,now how it's set up had that happened at speed you would get torpedoed into the side of the road
It's not necessarily speed, it's all the drinking
7 drinks? more like 70
So he may have been a jackass speeding in a car he wasn’t skilled enough to drive , and intoxicated. Sympathy does nothing for the situation, it’s sad and it’s very sad for his passenger . He took his life also being irresponsible
sure but when it's Paul Walker....let's blame the car. smh...
The difference:
Paul was actually a pro driver who didnt drink and drive and race on public roads. Also paul was a passenger when he died. He didnt drive. He crashed in carrera GT which is called "a widow maker" and was sitting on +10year old tires which contributed to crash together with Pauls idiot friend flooring it. Also he just wanted to do a pull and I guess forgot his tires were crap.
And then we have Ryan who was just alchoholic idiot with maybe 4 brain cells. I wish he didnt die but he was just a rich manboy. He died in 2007 911 GT3 which is way safer to drive than carrera GT but he was drunk and speeding on public roads and he crashed.
It took 2 weeks to identify it was a car!
Sounds like a Movie script.
Apparently, he was a shitty driver. RIP dude.
what is the reason they can't drive...esp if stoned or drunk
Miss ya, bud.
Self fulfilling prophecy
Sucks you used to own cars like BMWs and Audis without their leadership trying to blacklist you for being uncouth.
I thought it was a lambo
The whole car guy thing has cost too many lives ..faces torn off ..burned alive.. de limbed ..canned alive.
Yeah, much much worse than a little insignificant war game in Ukraine, or Gaza. Those are just barbie doll games in comparison...
He was less dangerous jumping over a river on a baby's tricycle!
James Pumphrey?!
Those tire marks look off
Shit happens .. I’m sure he went happy.
Sad he was great
Ryan’s body was burned beyond recognition, so bad that they had to identify him by his tattoos, which were on his skin, which was burned beyond recognition🫥
Right
Walker wasn't driving was he?
Did he crasher Carrera GT not GT3?
This guy definitely resembles an inanimate tool shaped object? To clickbait Ryan and then you admit to not even knowing who he was, makes you candidate for a promotion to douche baggery... And you probably only even recognize Paul as being the "Rocks" co-star in the later F+F movies, which again promotes you to Legendary Tom Cruise status! However, I'm willing to guess that is indeed a much appreciated compliment because, you most likely enjoyed Maverick?
this vid and 90% of the comments are cringe and lame big L. Ryan was a good dude.
It,s the curse of Porsche! Nikki is there poster girl. Be glad you don't live in Germany.