The TERRIFYING Last Minutes of Jackass Legend Ryan Dunn

On June 19, 2011, as the clock struck around 2:30 a.m. in the morning, Ryan Dunn's night of celebration took a tragic turn. Behind the wheel of his Porsche 911 GT3, tragedy struck.

Known for his daring stunts and adventures on "Jackass", Ryan Dunn was a legendary daredevil who defied all odds, pushed the limits, and lived life on the edge. His life was a rollercoaster of wild stunts and reckless adventures that left fans both entertained and worried.

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[aaronh]

He killed him and his friend while driving triple the speed limit wasted. It's unfortunate he was so selfish in the moment. Especially considering he could pay for or get a ride for free, without the slightest problem.

[TedDiabetes]

I met Ryan Dunn at an event in my hometown back in 2005. He was unbelievably friendly and cool. That being said, he's still an absolute reckless jerk for doing what he did. He easily could have killed more people due to his arrogance and selfishness. It's a miracle he didn't. Everyone complaining about the very valid criticisms being leveled at him would be singing a completely different tune if someone they loved had their life ended by a drunk driver. Especially one who had a history as long as his.

[LexyThomas]

Zacks wife was at their house which was just around that corner, she said she heard the crash and instantly felt sick to her stomach. She knew it was them because they just flew past the house about 20 minutes before that, they were supposedly taking one last ride around to hit that straightaway and obviously didn't make the corner the next time by.

[caesar]

23 driving offenses? Should’ve had his license permanently revoked. No excuse. And killed his friend while drunk and going that speed? No sympathy for him.

[mikegardens]

It's very frustrating and upsetting watching news reports about innocent people going about their lives being plowed down by a drunk driver. It's interesting watching a celebrity who was that drunk driver. Unfortunately, his friend lost his life. Luckily there was no one else on that road at the same time.

[Broimsatan]

I have struggled with addiction and depression for over 20 years. I sadly relapsed recently after having 7 years. I can say that i made the conscious descion to relapse. Looking back i saw it coming 2 weeks prior. I blame no one but myself. An addict or alcoholic has to take accountability. If you have never struggled with addiction you will never truly understand. I have lost 2 close friends and they knew the ultimate consequence. I am seeking help. I understand how the gentleman may think Ryan is killing Bam but my friend Bam has to own his descions and he is making a choice. Any addict or alcoholic has lost someone, its how we honor their loss and using is not honoring a loved ones loss, but i do see your compassion and i respect that for not putting him down. Their is no justification fir using other than being selfish.. i see both of your comments and i understand how both of you feel, however Bam is making his own choices and knows right from wrong.

[bluev]

Yeah let’s cry for a guy who wasn’t a child, won the lottery of life and had more than enough chances to get it together before he unnecessarily took his own life but one of his friends. But he’s a celebrity right? No one will cry for his friend who was just a regular guy.

[leenahusa]

I struggle to feel sorry. I just don't have respect for drunk drivers. There's always an Uber or taxi you can take. Even worse when you drive drunk and there's someone in the car with you.

[regandunn]

Ryan's first crash you mentioned that he flipped the car 8 times had both margera brothers in the car and happened at the same corner he lost his life on .

[clay]

Come on
"The darkness of the night combined with the winding roads"
Let's not forget the fact he was hammered

[eej]

Don't drive drunk, don't street race, any death that is 100% preventable is not a tragedy.

[paulwilczynski]

Well done, it's painful to listen too, but fair and honest. It was a terrible tragedy with the driver to blame.

[JuanPerez-gvju]

I'm just glad someone innocent wasn't killed that night. Both of those guys knew what they were getting themselves into.

[rdmgwinn]

RIP. BUTTT. As just another drunk driver he / we are lucky he didn't take out another driver who just happened to share the road with him that night.

[BigtimeJuicer]

As a recovering addict, I've done many things and made many decisions that I'm not proud of. But one thing I was always terrified of and I never did, was drive drunk. Dying is one thing...But I knew I'd never be able to live with myself if my actions caused the death of someone else. Barnaby's (the bar) never should've let him leave in that condition!

[whiskeythrottle]

Ryan and Paul died right around the same time both driving Porsche… both amazing guys

[OperationNonsense]

We want to feel bad for the death of someone so young but it’s difficult knowing these guys have long history of driving fast while under the influence. Their track record of irresponsibly putting everyone else in danger eventually caught up to them. Is it sad? Or is it self inflicted justice?

[nicholasarcuri]

Really like your channel it’s clear cut simple and I’m not watching a person go on and on. Keep it up 👍🏼

[enigma]

I remember that accident having lived in that area. So sad. Unfortunately, I think this event was also the beginning of the downfall of Bam Majerra

[trumpportuguy]

I liked Dunn. His death is unfortunate, but he was responsible for his own demise. Pretty reckless.