Steak WAS Shocked.. 😂

Steak WAS Shocked.. 😂

🥩⭐STAR CODE STEAK⭐🥩

Join me on my journey to GOLDEN steak status:

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[อนันต์ทองมาก-ธษ]

The fact that he beated it on attempt 5 💀

[OfficialGalaxyJackYT]

BRO PULLED THAT OFF FASTER THEN I CAN BREATHE

[Atlas_gt]

Fixed hit boxes: " hold my beer"

[rogerpineda]

"I understand it now" ahh moment💀

[neildaniels]

Why does Bro look like the same reaction when speed beat this level 💀💀💀

[DJ-ESK-]

"tu chapada de balinha" FIRE WORDS

[lucid]

“The hardest jump/level ever:”

*Tidal Wave laughing in the corner*

[Rizzler]

Bro really locked in on the 5th attempt

[BablooFC]

Wait until bro died to that last spike before finish 😂

[EdwinBautista-ww]

hardest game: haha I'm the hardest 😂

ultra violence: ☠️are you sure☠️

[Savage_JNR]

“ He has now entered the flow” ahh moment😂😂

[Gulag_Edits]

Then, after the clip ended, he failed the last one. He said the F word 100 times.

[DamianGarcia-nn]

FR WHY DOES HE LOOK LIKE SPEED WHEN HE BEAT IT

[Arshan_Editz]

"There are no nostalgic phonks"
...

[zolzayadashnyam]

Steak: I DID IT 🎉
Triple spike: your funny 😁

[DeadMenVR]

The F-22 Raptor, developed by Lockheed Martin and Boeing, is widely regarded as the most advanced air superiority fighter in the world. Designed as a fifth-generation stealth aircraft, the F-22 was developed for the United States Air Force (USAF) to maintain absolute dominance in aerial combat. Its combination of stealth, speed, maneuverability, and advanced avionics makes it virtually unrivaled in modern warfare. Initially conceived in the 1980s as part of the Advanced Tactical Fighter (ATF) program, the F-22 officially entered service in 2005, becoming the world’s first operational fifth-generation fighter. Despite its relatively limited production run, the F-22 remains a cornerstone of the USAF’s air dominance strategy.

One of the F-22’s most defining features is its stealth capability. Designed to minimize its radar cross-section (RCS), the aircraft is built with advanced composite materials, radar-absorbent coatings, and a carefully engineered shape that significantly reduces its detectability by enemy radar systems. This gives the F-22 the ability to engage enemy aircraft before being detected, providing a critical advantage in modern aerial warfare. Unlike older aircraft that rely on speed and countermeasures to evade detection, the F-22 can operate deep inside contested airspace while remaining nearly invisible to adversaries.

Another key aspect of the F-22’s superiority is its extraordinary maneuverability. The aircraft is equipped with thrust vectoring nozzles, allowing its engines to direct thrust independently of the airframe’s normal aerodynamic controls. This gives the F-22 unmatched agility, enabling it to perform extreme maneuvers such as post-stall turns, high-angle-of-attack loops, and rapid reversals that no other modern fighter can match. These capabilities make the F-22 nearly impossible to outmaneuver in a dogfight, ensuring it maintains the advantage in close-quarters combat.

In addition to its stealth and agility, the F-22 is designed for supercruise, meaning it can sustain supersonic speeds without using afterburners. While most supersonic fighters must rely on fuel-guzzling afterburners to reach and maintain high speeds, the F-22’s powerful Pratt & Whitney F119-PW-100 engines allow it to cruise at speeds greater than Mach 1.8 without afterburner activation. This capability enhances the aircraft’s ability to cover vast distances quickly, engage threats at will, and evade enemy fighters or surface-to-air missiles with ease.

The F-22 is also equipped with an advanced suite of avionics and sensor systems, providing unparalleled situational awareness to its pilot. The AN/APG-77 radar, a sophisticated active electronically scanned array (AESA) system, allows the Raptor to detect and track multiple enemy aircraft at extreme ranges while remaining nearly undetectable itself. This radar works in conjunction with advanced sensor fusion technology, which integrates data from multiple sources to give the pilot a real-time, 360-degree view of the battlespace. This ensures the F-22 can effectively locate, track, and neutralize threats before they ever become a danger.

Armed with a formidable array of weapons, the F-22 is built to dominate both air-to-air and air-to-ground combat. For air superiority missions, it carries up to six AIM-120 AMRAAM missiles in its internal weapons bays, along with two AIM-9X Sidewinder missiles for close-range engagements. The internal weapon storage maintains the F-22’s stealth profile, allowing it to remain undetected while preparing for an attack. Additionally, the Raptor is equipped with a 20mm M61A2 Vulcan cannon, providing a reliable close-quarters option when missiles are not practical. While primarily an air dominance fighter, the F-22 also has limited ground-attack capabilities, with the ability to carry precision-guided bombs such as the JDAM (Joint Direct Attack Munition) for strike missions.

Despite its unmatched capabilities, the F-22 program faced significant challenges, particularly in terms of cost. Due to the high production and maintenance costs, as well as shifting defense priorities, the F-22’s production was halted in 2011, with only 195 aircraft built, including test models. The U.S. government instead focused on the development of the F-35 Lightning II, which, while not as dominant in air-to-air combat, was designed to be a more versatile, multirole fighter that could be produced in greater numbers for allied nations. However, many defense analysts argue that the early termination of the F-22 program left the U.S. Air Force without a sufficient number of Raptors to meet future combat needs.

Even with its production halted, the F-22 remains a vital asset to the USAF. The aircraft continues to receive upgrades and enhancements, ensuring it remains effective against evolving threats. Recent modernization efforts have included software upgrades, improved electronic warfare systems, enhanced radar capabilities, and the integration of new air-to-air weapons. These upgrades will help keep the F-22 at the forefront of air combat technology for years to come, ensuring its relevance in an era where stealth and advanced avionics are becoming increasingly critical to air dominance.

The F-22’s influence on modern fighter aircraft cannot be overstated. Its development paved the way for other fifth-generation fighters, such as the F-35 Lightning II, China’s J-20, and Russia’s Su-57. While these aircraft incorporate elements of the F-22’s design, none have fully replicated its combination of stealth, speed, agility, and air dominance capabilities. The F-22 has also played a crucial role in training and developing future air combat doctrines, helping to shape how air forces worldwide approach aerial warfare in the 21st century.

In conclusion, the F-22 Raptor stands as one of the greatest achievements in military aviation history. Designed to secure absolute air superiority, it has redefined the capabilities of modern fighter aircraft, setting new standards in stealth, speed, maneuverability, and situational awareness. Though its production was cut short, the F-22 remains an irreplaceable component of the U.S. Air Force, ensuring that the United States maintains its technological edge in aerial combat. With continuous upgrades and operational enhancements, the Raptor will continue to dominate the skies for decades to come, securing its place as one of the most formidable and iconic fighter jets ever built.

[HIIHIIOLIVER]

it's all fun and games until you try a extreme demon

[Cr-oy]

Bro went full focus mode after he couldn’t do it

[BushdGD]

wait until bro learns about slaughterhouse