When Dangerous People Come Together

🔥Each panelist has experienced accidents and dangerous situations during their projects, but they embrace it as part of their work.

💡They intentionally create controlled accidents in their videos to educate their viewers about potential risks.

🚑One panelist suffered a significant burn when experimenting with a homemade jet engine.

⚡Another panelist accidentally burned his skin with a laser beam during a video shoot.

💥A panelist shared a story about breaking his hand while building a baseball cannon with a former MLB player.

Have any of the panelists visited the hospital due to accidents?

—Yes, one panelist had to visit the hospital after a jet engine experiment gone wrong, and another had to seek medical attention after getting burnt by a laser.

Do the panelists intentionally stage accidents in their videos?

—Yes, they intentionally create controlled accidents to demonstrate potential risks and educate their viewers about safety measures.

What was the biggest accident reported by the panelists?

—One panelist suffered a significant burn when experimenting with a homemade jet engine, while another broke his hand while building a baseball cannon with a former MLB player.

Do the panelists regret their accidents?

—Although accidents can be painful and dangerous, the panelists embrace them as part of their work and use them as learning experiences.

Did any of the panelists receive visits from law enforcement agencies?

—One panelist had a visit from the FBI after a false report was made about their website being hacked.

00:00The panel discussion begins with introductions from each dangerous creator.

02:08The panelists discuss their experiences with accidents and dangerous situations during their projects.

06:45One panelist shares a story about a significant burn he suffered while experimenting with a homemade jet engine.

09:20Another panelist talks about accidentally burning his skin with a laser beam during a video shoot.

12:36A panelist shares a story about breaking his hand while building a baseball cannon with a former MLB player.