Timeline: If You Hang Upside Down For A Week

Does hanging upside down make you panick a little? Like it might explode your head? Like all your spit might pool in your nose and drown you? Or your eyes might pop out of their sockets and plop on the floor? You shouldn't worry about these things if you hang upside down for a short time.
But what if you hang upside down for a very long duration, like a week? Let's find out whether what you fear the most is going to happen or not.

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[Papagaio]

I love how he makes a whole story just to Tell you that you will die if you do certain things for too long

[Xero]

I just love he's making before story and starting at actual story

[aryakeepsafe]

When we were kids my friends and I had competitions on who could stand upside down the longest. My friend and her sister would be standing on their heads for far longer than 7 minutes ( they were leaning against a wall with a cushion under head) They didn't have blood vessels popping in eyes and red faces. That's a bit too soon.

[RedBronz]

“Lots of pressure on hearth” ah yes, time to cook the branch with it

[JohnLuckPickard]

I’m a little nervous to ask where he gets all this data…

[realvik]

DISCLAIMER: This Timeline/Comparison is based on public data, surveys, public comments & discussions and approximate estimations that might be subjected to some degree of error.

Hmmmm

[justanuclearbomb]

Fun fact: Almost no one from his viewers play outside *_more_* than a few hours

[itelescape]

Fun fact: The friends of the experimented one will put it on social networks' #2 Champions list

[cockerel]

A kid who play outside in the nature all day is basically a caveman but 2021 edition

[spencerlamm]

I love how he sets a story before to the main topic

[Scrimblyz]

0:26

Unfortunately that's incorrect in my case. Climbing trees literally never crossed my mind when I was younger. All I really ever did was hit up those ungodly high swinging swings. But that makes up for it, does it not?

[chencohen]

Plot twist: The person who makes these videos has a bunch of prisoners and makes them do these experiments

[ScaledSoShiesty]

“Body falls down” that part scared me…

[jeni]

the timeline for death is accurate, John Jones died at 28 hours from cardiac arrest in the nutty putty caving incident. It's sad to think that his final hours were like this

[DemonOfCoffee]

This reminds me of the sad story of a cave explorer who sadly passed away due to getting stuck upside down. Medics were called and tried to help in various ways but there was no chance of getting him out and after I think 3-4 days he passed, and the cave he was in was sealed up, having not even been able to retrieve his body.

[breadandjiminslostjams]

"I think all children have climbed a tree at once"
Me whos afraid of Lizards and heights:👁👄👁

[jalenaa]

“I think all children have climbed a tree at some point.”

*me who doesn’t even know HOW to climb a tree-*

[basquehound]

How does he know this? Did he do this as an experiment? Or was he genuinely curious? Like, what was his train of thought?

[eating.muji]

I love that he sometimes explains the reason of the death.
I whack these videos quite a lot to find out more to not do those things

[denolon_z]

Its like what happened to John Edwards Jones who was stuck Upside Down In Nutty Putty Cave and Died after 27/28 Hours.