The Dumbest Ways To Die...

The Dumbest Ways To Die...

Today we talk about the dumbest ways to die this video is inspired by the mobile game dumb ways to die.

[OmniTarget]

Imagine dying from choking on a mint..they wanted fresh breath but got their last breath instead.

[Epiclifelevels]

One time when I was a kid, I stood on a 5 foot building on a windy day with an umbrella. I thought that I could fly like Mary Poppin's. Ended up in the hospital for 2 months, I was so dumb as a kid lol

[black_cats_rule]

i remember screaming at the top of my lungs” I DONT WANNA at my grandparents house cuz my older brother thought it was funny telling me i’m gonna die one way or the other

[zenon-]

Dying to bubble wrap must be one of the stupidest ways to die.

[Bings_Gaming]

4:02 my sister jumped off the house roof with a grocery bag cuz she thought she tought the singular grocery bag will act like a parachute…

[Jimyjonson]

the moment i read the title “Dumb Ways to Die” started playing in my head lol

[unprofessional_personel]

bro not one minute into the video it mentions the one means of death i'm legitimately afraid of right now. I've had a persistent cough for over a month now and occasionally I would break out into choking and legitimately feel like Im dying. The cough has receeded somewhat but i'm still scared of it.

[futureofgeography]

For that number 2 point, French Kings have famously died to doors, and that isn't a joke

[Ellis_gaming_LD]

Keep a rattle snake as a pet..poke a stick at a grizzly bear… teach yourself to fly… eat a two week old unrefrigerated pie..

[jordancambridge]

I flew once required a bunch of bats to fly around me creating a vortex of air which lifted me off the ground by about a foot. One of the weirdest thing that has happened to me in my life. I have many weird things which causes me to have so many thing that normal people would love to do but they can't some people get all the fun while others are forced to have watching paint dry types of lives.

[ZEUSTHEGOD___]

My grandfather is an electrician, he worked almost for 40 years, he worked fixing wiring things that are public property here at spain.

Well, he had 2 heart attacks because of smoking, but, at his 78 years, survives all of them.

I dont know how he has such balls, but, he, when having to change any light bulb, change any swicht or work with power supplies at the basement, he never turns off the house´s power, he knows exactly which wire to touch, which wire goes to ground, and which wire dont to touch.

We always say him to not do things like that, cause one mistake, and he could just have a hearth attack, but, he doesnt listen.

[justtheilluminativ]

2:29 one kid in my sophomore year history class told me that one of his friends stuck a fork in an outlet and pulled out just quickly enough to not die. The guy was shaking in the corner for a moment

[baron]

6:40 this situation makes me so uncomfortable, being stuck underwater is a nightmare

[Carsboy]

0:27 “I’ve chocked a lot of time” - the Dallas cowboys, probably

[crystalquartz]

DUMB WAYS TO DIEEE, SO MANY DUMB WAYS TO DIEEE, DUMB WAYS TO DIE-IE-IE SO MANY DUMB WAYS TO DIEEE

[xXPhrOgeXx]

5:32 In some place, they had to install bells for the coffins. this was cuz when people dug up graves cuz they needed more room, most coffins had claw marks on the wood from people who were buried alive. fun.

[Dark_Superficial_Intelligence]

While death is a serious and sensitive topic, the absurdity of how some people meet their end can seem almost comical in its randomness. There’s a dark humor in the bizarre circumstances that lead to someone's demise like the person who tried to impress their friends by jumping off a roof into a pool which was empty.

These stories can serve as a reminder of the fragility of life and the often unpredictable nature of existence. They prompt us to reflect on our own choices perhaps with a touch more caution. In the end, it's a surreal world where the extraordinary and the foolish often collide, leaving us to ponder the strange tapestry of human behavior and mortality.

[Mr.KiwiGaming]

4:00 I remember doing something like this when I was a kid. I had a dream where I was able to just fly upon reaching the staircase at my old house, and so my dumbass thinking it was a real event attempted it the next morning. And yeah, it didn't go so well, by body was hitting each staircase there was and when I finally landed on the floor I cried desperately for help. Thank goodness the staircase was not hard because things could've ended differently for me.

[helloeveryone]

When I was like 4, my mom would immediately turn the TV off when I watched dumb ways to die because she thought I would follow their steps and unalive myself-

[brycegipple]

In 27 years of living, I:
- Was poisoned twice and stabbed once with a homemade stabbing device by bullies in high school and community college
- Almost died from complications when I had my tonsils removed during kindergarten
- Got struck by lightning twice
- Survived a self-inflicted hanging early in my 12th grade year
- Totaled every car I ever owned
- Worked through college as a correctional officer in a maximum-security prison (to include time I worked on death row), involving 12-hour shifts (6 on/2 off) while simultaneously a full-time college student

And, even after all of that, I lived to tell about it.
Like, how am I still alive?