End of the World | EAS Apocalypse Simulation

As the earth is about to be hit by a massive asteroid, 4x bigger than the one that killed the dinosaurs. Millions of people will watch the Emergency Alert System deliver the news of the last hours of humanity. The apocalypse will be live.

⚠️ This is a work of fiction. Names, events and incidents are the products of the author's imagination. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.

[OingoBulbasaur]

My brain knows it's fake, but my heart was actually racing like it was real.

[BogusmanTheSwagman]

"It is currently projected to be the size of Guam"
Man, we Americans will use anything but the metric system.

[andramation]

Bruh I actually thought I was watching an ad 💀

[RickPMandel]

Watching this at 4:10 in the morning is really not a good idea. Well done guys. Until we got to the "blasted to bits" part, It was pretty good. So much for sleep tonight

[aquest]

Scary. I love how the EAS said "All citizens could be blasted to bits, incinerated or dislocated" like no sh*t it's a killer asteroid

[ryan_alexander]

Honestly, there's no chance that all the world's space agencies would have missed an asteroid coming towards earth until it was 6 hours away. They report on asteroids that pass by us dozens of light years away

[skeletonlover]

This EAS scenario made a nihilistic person like me shed a tear at the thought of all life on earth being destroyed. Your videos are super notch quality.

[BrianRosenbergMusican]

I have been listening to EAS simulation for a while now. About 4 years ago I wanted to get over my fear of when the test alarm would get played on TV. Got into the simulations people did. I believe yours are the highest quality at this point. The News Bumpers just put you right into the story. Well done!!!!

[Sabrina_isthebest]

"Do not panic and to seek shelter immediately."

Asteroid: *Am I a joke to you?*

[sninctbur]

"All citizens in the continental United States are urged to NOT PANIC AND TO SEEK SHELTER IMMEDIATELY, " they say with the most anxiety-inducing tone they could possibly think of

[Kaye]

I was confused for a second at the start of the video, like I pay for premium why am I seeing an ad 😂

[DJ-sboh]

I love how you included contradictory messages. I live in Florida and would have a bit of a fighting chance but how you included the southern states must evacuate but seek shelter was an awesome stroke of genius. In that situation, when the governments don’t know what to do, that stuff happens and leads to confusion and lots of deaths… Hurricane Katrina is a great example…

[MANlAC]

"normal programming may resume"
imagine watching spongebob as the world is ending, couldn't be better

[kingdomofsicily]

I love how in most asteroid vids Africa somehow manages to be 100% safe

[MemelordTheGuy]

I fr thought this was a liberty ad, I pressed again, a different liberty ad and then the video, coincidence? I think not!

[JABoyle]

Man, if this really was going to happen they wouldn’t even tell us. Probably for the best.

[vascomanteigas]

OMG. Trying to divert a 500 km asteroid even a single meter, is like to derail a cargo train with a matchbox.

[bringyourownsnake]

I like how the end presents itself simply as the last thing you see on TV before an apocalyptic death.

[nplsm]

I have never felt that big of a sense of dread ever, I can only imagine that some type of alert is ready at anytime, anywhere, warning us that life is almost done, I can only hope this won't happen in the next years even centuries

[cleveryoutubename]

A remastered version of this would be awesome, this was already terrifying AF, a longer version be even more so.