HE DROVE INTO THE WORLDS BIGGEST TORNADO!! #Shorts

[tomzyrone]

Icycol: *Walks 20 ft within a grocery store*

The employees: Get the water bottles out

[darkoblivion]

Imagine building a pool for 2 billion dollars, right next to the ocean.

[FlameShroom]

He knew he was doomed. In his last moments his destiny awoke and pulled out a camera and took a video of his last few minutes

[ben-jerry-dover]

"Biggest things on earth"
"It's fangs are so long it can penetrate someone's skull"
(Dirty mind activated)

[guilhermepereira]

I wonder how many glasses of water Icycol has filled in his intros…

[unknownLenko]

The biggest things on earth: **shows a picture of your mom**

[astroexo]

"The BIGGEST tornado"
Camera Man casually driving towards it:

[icanhearcolors]

A little bit of context:

On May 31, 2013 in El Reno Oklahoma, a tornado dropped down in the rural area where there were no buildings. The tornado was growing faster and faster, and within just 7 minutes, it was already a mile wide. Now the title said "he went into the biggest tornado" and that is no cap. When the tornado reached a mile in width, it turned into a "multi vortex tornado" which is when the actual tornado goes almost invisible and is replaced by smaller and more powerful tornadoes. When they were filming the tornado, they didn't realize, but due to the tornado being a multi vortex, at the time, they didn't realize it, but they were actually just filming one of the many vortex, and they were inside a mega twister. About 16 minutes later, the El Reno Tornado grew to a terrifying width of 2.6 miles wide. That is the width of central park in New York. Near the end of its life, it shape-shifted and looked like a normal tornado and you could see its true form. 40 minutes into its life, it disappeared into the clouds and dissipated. It changed the storm chasers life. Exactly 20 minutes into its life, it unfortunately killed 4 storm chasers. Tim Samaras, his son Paul Samaras, Meteorlogist Carl Young, and Richard Henderson. All 4 being within a mile of eachother... For Tim Paul and Carl, they were killed by a sub vortex of about 300 miles per hour, and moved at forward speeds of up to 180 miles per hour...

*and stalled on top of their chevy cobalt...*

[igniterohit]

Him: World's biggest things
Me:*looks down*
Also me: nevermind.

[Tankana_]

That's not a firework that's a nuke

[amarillotexrails]

And that 2.6 mile wide tornado occurred in El Reno, Oklahoma. I remember it quite well.

[damnboihethicc]

gotta respect for all the cameramen in the world

[ChrisWizzerd]

Some say, the giant huntsman spider is bigger due to its sprawling leg span, is bigger than the Goliath birdeater.

[axo]

"Would you like to see this in person? "
Everyone without epilepsy: Is that even a question?

[thegirlwhoisme]

The firework seems like a once in a lifetime experience

[EmeraldWolfYT]

I remember when the tornado happened in 2013. My family and I donated toys and money to the families, hope they’re doing better now…

[guy_in_the_comments]

If that man felt like it, he could destroy the world with that firework

[MapperMadeInChina]

I live in Chile, I can drive to see the Worlds largest pool :D

And it was amazing getting mentioned in the 1st part

[sidyt]

Icycol : The biggest thing on earth
My brain : Hurry! Insert dirty mind chip

[RoxGamingPL]

My mom always wanted a bird eater but i said that if she ever buys one it'll be gone the same day