Black Rock City. The most unusual town on Earth.

Black Rock City is a town that exists for only one week each year, during Burning Man. Located in Nevada, USA. We made attempt to find out what makes this town the most unusual in the world.

[austinfleming]

This guy is an incredible filmmaker. I didn't realize that I just watched a thirty minute film on YouTube. incredible.

[elbertivory]

This documentary needs to win a award. The cinematography and the commentary is spot on.

[travismoore]

7 or 8 year burner here. Just want to thank you for doing a good job at covering our principles. It helps make the virgin experience that much better if they know how to succeed before arriving.

[deanvinlove]

Thank you for enlightening me on “Burning Man” I’m 64 and am intrigued by this event, I would love to visit before I die ! Thank you so much!!

[radiohill]

This is by far the best footage of this event.

[williamfield]

Dude, a giant UFO and 20 aliens could arrive and no one would blink an

[firstmkb]

When I arrived at Burning Man, the greeter said "Welcome home!"

I still get and unreal feeling of warmth and peace whenever I remember it.

I'm SO looking forward to returning HOME!

[shaunkukla]

My first burn in 2013 was like a dream. Going out to Playa for the first time at night, sober, was something I'll never forget. Seeing a massive yacht, with lights shaped and colored like waves making it seem like it's in water. Driving around with giant speakers, and the sexiest freaks ever just jumping as high as possible. It was rocking as if it was in the ocean. That was just the first art car. I'll be going to my 9th this year. Burner for life!

[rebeccaemma]

For some reason, I kept tearing up during the whole video. Something about humans truly coexisting and expressing themselves in such an artistic way touches my heart. This is the most beautiful thing I have ever seen.

[DutchTheHooligan]

Just, whoa. Well-made, detailed, emotional and awesome video showing me something I never really knew about. Beyond that, I am speechless. Thank you.

[esmeraldanadeaujasso]

Thank you, I was one of the artists who brought giant art installations to the playa that year and this video is hyping me to do it again. I wish you safety, and I really hope the war and killing will stop in your home country. Thank you for your inspirational videos .

[tullz]

Seeing some videos on Youtube from creators with millions of subscribers and seeing this guy with 170k really makes all their videos look terrible. This was one of the most interesting and engaging videos i've seen on YT in a while, the shots and voice over made this so amazing and made me feel as if I was really there. incredible effort was put into this, thank you.

Edit: Thanks to the people who told me this is his second smaller channel for dubbed videos. Still an amazing video nevertheless!

[b.s.adventures]

I encourage people to bring something to share.
Not necessarily trinkets of any kind but something from your heart.
The more you genuinely give without expectation, the infinitely more you truly receive.
That is what makes that event what it is.

[gridlore]

A great, fair look at BRC. Thank you. Just one correction. The Black Rock Rangers are Burners themselves and are not law enforcement. They are a volunteer group focused on de-escalation and problem-solving. They're ombudsmen, and work to solve issues to everyone's satisfaction.

[meadowgreen]

So amazing! Some people would think this was just a bunch of people who have too much time on their hands, but the amount of engineering and planning that goes into this is absolutely unimaginable! Mind boggling! Thanks for sharing.

[smokeynedith]

I have never heard of this city or events. I cannot believe how much artistic talents abound here. Every car is so creative and marvelous that it literally leaves me speechless. Everything about it: bringing furniture in, the abundant free food, the camaraderie among the people...the list can go on and on. All I can say is “WOW.”

[caalcb]

This documentary is on par with the big money TV like NGC or discovery channel. Very well done! I hope I can go there someday.

[LBVeil]

Those vehicles and installations are each a story of their own; they're huge. It would be interesting to know details on the owners, crews and transport logistics involved. A lot of effort went in to this whole thing. Unbelievable, really.

[subcommondante]

i've been goin' to the thing since 2001 and have seen more than 100 BRC videos. This one is the best. Well done.

[streetgliderichie]

70, 000 people and no BS, no politics, no white or black, no gay or straight, no protests, no violence… simply beautiful. Humans being totally open and free and appreciating one another. Amazing! Thanks for sharing. I’ve never heard of this before…