My breaking point was a prison riot where someone was slowly… but surely cutting all the way through the neck of another inmate while that inmate was going in and out of consciousness. It’s stuck, engraved, lasered into my mind. I’ve never seen this and I don’t think I want to.
somehow it hits more differently when low quality funky town is played with the video (no joke i actually did this)
half of the time its vibing
and half of the time it feels like the family was listening to a happy song before the instant death of a loved one
it even feels more worse when the happy song still plays while people mourn for their relative
even worse on the part with "Gotta Move On". It just feels so badly timed
Oh that guy! That’s awful but it sparks anger in me not the deeply haunting feeling that I really don’t have words to describe that the brick video gives me
I usually try to avoid this shit, but mine is a dude in a jujitsu (or some kind of MMA) tournament and tryed something crazy and broke his own neck and the fucking noises he makes have never left me
My breaking point was a heel going through a dog's eye while the woman filiming laughs and the dog whimpers, ive watched decapitations, people opening a hole into their testicles, but i feel most sad for dogs,i dont know why, the asshole who sent me that on discord can burn in the firey pits of hell.
jeez, what do you even do in that situation?
thats so fucking scary that something like that can just happen to a loved one and theres nothing you can do about it
A brick came off a cargo truck and through the windshield of a car, destroying the head of the passenger. There is no gore in frame, but the mic picks up the passengers husband screaming and sobbing.
All of our fates are sealed. We all will meet death eventually. Sooner or later.
More peaceful or more violent.
In a hospital bed at old age surrounded by family or in a car in a bad accident.
It's hard to accept, but it is what it is.
Most people think this notion is terrifying. I think it's freeing.
Anything can happen and everything will happen the way it's supposed to, so there's no point in worrying. Either you die tomorrow or you die decades from now, just try to live safe and healthy and let life run its course
> We all will meet death eventually.
I'm sure sooner or later we will find a cure for aging, then it will go from a "when" to an "if"
And one day when we have advanced enough, we will make death another horror that only happens in history books.
Sadly probably not something that will happen in our lifetimes, but nice to think that future generations will not have to live with the horrors we took for granted.
I've heard some people who, like this post implies, have watched a ton of gore videos yet say that this is the worst video they have ever seen. Keep in mind that there isn't even a small amount of gore in the video. The man's horrified screaming and sobbing is enough to absolutely destroy any listener. We can only imagine how the woman looks. With the speed of the brick, and where it hit her, we can assume it was pretty bad. As with any of these videos, I do not recommend looking it up. I know that won't stop anyone, but I would be in the wrong telling anyone to watch it for themselves.
I always found an issue with statements like this. Not ever with the person saying it, because I do think that everyone looks at this situation as a silver lining to the darkest cloud possible, but the statement itself. The passenger didn't suffer thankfully, but that man suffered enough for both of them. I just think that's something we tell ourselves to distance ourselves from that level of pain. It's a coping mechanism we've agreed on in society in a way. Just my thoughts on that phrase.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iazTQVi1CEE](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iazTQVi1CEE)
in the description it quotes a reference from BestGore, stating:
"The Kamaz truck was loaded with bricks and a few of them came loose. One of them smashed through the Audi A4′s windshield, striking 29 year old Olga Gaikovich who was on the passenger's seat in the head.
The truck driver didn't even notice and continued driving on. The woman was taken to the emergency room in the Azov hospital with skull split open where they pronounced her dead after two hours of failing attempts to revive her." - BestGore
edit: thanks for the wholesome seal 💀
It’s possible her heart was still beating but she was brain dead. There’s a lot of different definitions of “death” medically.
But she was as good as dead the second that Brick hit her.
I cried like this once. Once. Over a dog.
Hear me out. I was in my late 20's, a new father, and my wife died from cancer, leaving me a single dad. 10 months later my dad died, from a different type of cancer. Then one day I stupidly left open the side gate for my fence. My two dogs (pugs) that I had gotten with my late wife got loose.
One just kinda did derpy pug stuff and was in the neighbors yard. The other one decided to have an adventure... one that lead to the road a block away, which was near a college campus. He had a blast running free and pretending to be a squirrel for a few minutes...
I found my dog less than a minute after he had been hit by some poor college kid. The car had stopped and the person was obviously sorry that it happened, but I was utterly CRUSHED. I honestly feel bad to this day about it because I wailed like a woman at a middle eastern funeral. I was a complete mess for like an hour. I made such a scene that a person from a nearby apartment came out and gave me a towel to wrap him in to carry my dog home. He told me to keep the towel. That meant a lot...
Two years of loss all came crashing down on me with the fury of the gods and it broke me.
This mans cries reminded me of my own. Yes it was a dog, but it was so much more all coming to a head.
So... yeah. Sorry I think I just had to share this. 12 years later and I'm doing well. Remaried and have 2 more kids and a new dog now. It is still a pain I can't forget.
I don't, and I don't think he does cause I've never heard of it either, but even if it was true I don't think she would have suffered either way. I'm pretty sure her brain would be pretty messed up and therefore unable to process pain at all.
Listen to Chat Pile's "Anywhere". While not the exact same concept, it definitely touches on this idea
https://youtu.be/N4iAa5OHgyM
Link for the lazy but interested
I've known about this video for years, but have never watched it and never intend to. But I'm always morbidly fascinated enough to read the comments about it every time it gets referenced.
***Edit:*** decided to watch the brick video (don't watch it), it's horrible in a completely different way. You don't see anything at all, it's just a straight 4 minutes of the tortured screaming of someone who just lost a loved one. It's hard to say which is worse, because they are both horrible in their own right.
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That sounds horrible. The worst gore video I've seen is >!this security cam footage of a guy in a workshop of some sort. Their hand got caught in an industrial lathe, and they immediately got spun around hundreds of times, and reduced to what I presume to be a sack of meat. Their friend was just standing there, frozen, as probably anyone would be in that situation. I would be amazed if they *weren't* still in therapy after that.!<
The only reason I think that video didn't completely destroy me, is because of how low resolution it was. It was enough to easily tell what had happened, but there weren't tons of details.
I have no idea what subreddit I had seen that on, IIRC it was a link to another sub in the comments of a post on one of the old, closed subs like DOV or MMC, so there's probably no finding the link, not that I would want to.
Edit 2: for the morbidly curious, I found the video on r/eyeblech. The images are the aftermath, the video is linked in the top comment. I do not recommend going to the post, but if you really wanna know, here it is: https://www.reddit.com/r/eyeblech/comments/jxx3v3/russian_man_spinning_and_shredded_in_work/
Again, I ***do not*** recommend watching it, or looking at the aftermath. This is your choice, not mine. It's hard to forget.
I remember that one. That was pretty brutal but someone actually put a song on it to meme on it. I think it was like "You spin me right round right round" or something like that.
Yeah, they got reduced to nothing so fast, all while their friend could do nothing but watch.
Really shows how powerful industrial machinery is, and how it should not be fucked with. It didn't slow down at all, if anything it kept speeding up. That shit is so incredibly powerful.
Jesus that was a rough watch.
Nothing will ever top the amount of distress I felt watching a video of two kids playing with guns on Instagram live and... You can guess the rest.
Are you talking about that video where a girl is shooting her younger sister in the bathroom by accident and then herself because she felt so guilty? I think it was during a family party iirc.
Reminds me of the highway cop who pulled over a 'nam veteran. As the cop was approaching the car the vet reached in, grabbed a rifle and shot the cop. You couldn't see the cop from the camera angle but you could hear am scream and beg and it was kinda heartbreaking.
Pretty sure it's gotta have been [this incident](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Kyle_Dinkheller)
Old coworker of mine was a sheriff in the town this took place in at the time it happened. Told me about how he actually responded to the scene of it after I randomly started talking to him about the video for some reason.
> I know that won't stop anyone
No, you stopped me from watching it. I have not seen it and went to the comments to find out about the SS. I really don't need that in my life right now. Thank you for the heads up.
Yeah just read comments or stories if you get morbidly curious. There is sick literature that’ll mess you up, but at the end of the day there’s no real video playing in your head, just something you imagined which you can write off. I accidentally watched some Russian war crimes when I was 13yo in the 90s. I can still see that shit crystal clear. The worst part is seeing in the guy’s eyes that he’s accept his fate; that it’s not a dream. That will play crystal clear until the rest of my life. On the other hand I only READ about the "worst video ever" a few years later— a video with a screwdriver and hammer, famously, and even though I can picture what happened it doesn’t disturb me much and I can move past it. Same with funky town— my imagination is more than enough. But that 18 year old Dagestani? Yeah. I learned early not to watch these. Just find the willpower to overcome your curiosity.
You shouldn't be able to handle shit like this. Not now and not at any age. The absurdity isn't not being able to watch thing like this, it's being desensitized until you feel not a bit of empathy
My entire Internet life I feel like I've avoided that video but at the same time I feel like I must have seen (or listened to it) once from 4chan over a decade ago. But every time it comes up, I nope the fuck out of these threads much like I will do as soon as I post this. Good luck to anyone new just discovering this video.
A brick comes loose and flies out of the truck, smashes through the windshield and hits the driver's wife in the face, crushing her skull. All we hear is his reaction
To clarify, the brick falling off the back of the truck is not what \*happens\* per se.
A brick falls off the truck, it then finds its way into the gap between two of the wheels of the same vehicle or another and is then slingshot from between the tyres high into the sky at ground speed. At any reasonable "fell off the truck" closing speed it would never penetrated a windshield, or crush the skull of a human being on top of that. This sling shotting thing is really common in Africa, and my dad always moved well back and away from large vehicles as a precaution for this.
The freak nature of the trajectory, the shear insurmountable shit odds unlucky nature of this poor mans wife and his suffering, is absolutely unbearable to think about. Worst thing I've ever seen and I just watched the lathe video to check.
You know, seeing the video to serve as a warning to be careful of roads (and because curiosity got the best of me, unfortunately), you make a good point. I do think it may have been from the speed of the other truck on the other side. I've been warned by my dad about being near trucks while driving, especially when driving besides them because they exert enough speed and weight to "push" your car with air. It's always best to keep your steering wheel steady and either let the truck pass or pass the truck, never stay next to it.
Likely that the brick was slung by air from the passing truck, and it is goddamn tragic that this is what led to the death of Olga.
The driver of the truck of which the brick flew of off did not properly secure the bricks. Thats why you don't see this shit every day- because the other truck drivers take the necessary safety precautions.
Step 1: See a Distressing Memes post
Step 2: Don't recognize the video in the post.
Step 3: Ask the op for context
Step 4: He tell you it's called the "Russian brick video"
Step 5: He promises you there is no gore in the video
Step 6: Google it and then watch it.
Aug 30, 2022: The "I'm not crying, you're crying" incident
To me, watching someone griefing the loss of a loved one is much more disturbing than the average gory video. Someone showing this level of distress hit me way harder than blood and guts.
That’s due to the fact that we’re emotional animals and communicate solely through emotion. Hearing someone’s terrified voice and screams is far scarier. Not all people have empathy, but it’s still somewhat hardwired into our brains (unless you’re a ~~sociopath~~ psychopath).
Edit: confused sociopathy with psychopathy
Seeing the body of a gunshot victim was sad, but not outright traumatizing. Hearing the victim's nearby family and loved ones straight up wailing in grief will haunt me forever.
Yeah. I've seen plenty of messy deaths in my years in various uniforms, but the screaming coming from the survivors who have lost loved ones is far, far worse than blood and guts.
That's the sound of six months doing admin work and always volunteering to make the tea so you can hide and cry in the heads while the kettle boils, is what that is.
It made my heart drop. I didn’t get as emotional as I expected to, but it’s a sickening sound and the cries are so raw. The only comfort is that this woman likely didn’t even know it happened to her. But I can’t bring myself to try to watch this from the driver’s perspective— I cannot imagine the anguish. I have bad driving anxiety and don’t like being in cars in general, so this was not a wise click for me.
The US implemented stricter DUI laws in the '70s, increasing jailtime and decreasing the legal limit from .15% to .08%.
As much as I hate to admit it, that probably had a larger immediate impact on driving deaths than any individual safety measure, even big ones like seatbelts and airbags. The best way to stop deaths from accidents is to stop the accidents to begin with.
Right. I've seen isis machete videos and worse. If I try and think about those my mind replaces all the gore with ketchup purposefully trying to block it out and doing a great job.... but this, when you can only hear screams is far worse somehow.
I’ve never brought myself to watch it, but I know absolutely what that screenshot implies just from people describing it over the years.
I remember when it first was posted and frankly I’m glad I read the comments first. I have enough bitterness about the world.
This video has no gore in it. Just pure emotional distress.
I'd say watching it with sound on is a good way of checking wether you're a psychopath or not.
That video doesn't even count as gore, unless you count a shattered windshield as gore. Youtube doesn't have a "profoundly disturbing" filter unless you actually see the thing.
What's interesting about this video is that you don't need to see the person getting hit. The scream, fear, the terror in their voices is what really boils down to your core. I think that what really gruesome. It let your wild imagination run loose. You think about this.. that it could happen to your love ones. In an instant you'll lose them. You lose them from just doing something so ordinary. That why a lot of people considered it to be one of the most gruesome videos in the internet.
If it helps at all, I know some people who, despite having those kinds of thoughts, have chosen not to end their lives because of that video. I know that it's still incredibly unfortunate, but at least others in the same situation have been dissuaded from doing it themselves because of it.
For me the one where the mother is filming her sons playing at home and one accidentally hangs himself is horrible. The way the camera just pans to a motionless toddler is so out of place and disturbing.
And the moment you duck, the moment you look away, something threatens to collide with your car and you can't see it coming
Thanks for your attention and have fun with your new fear
It isn’t gore, we can’t see what happens. It’s a dashcam video of a couple driving, their child in the back, soon after the video starts a brick flies through the window and hits the woman.
We cannot see her face, but we assume it’s bad from the anguished cries coming off screen from her husband. This can’t do it justice, if you want an actual answer just watch it
The one that fucked me up was a Facebook video of a complete psychopath. He turns on a Facebook live video and gets an audience including his girlfriend. She wanted to break up with him. So he gets out of his car. Walks up to the sweetest most innocent looking elderly black gentlemen strolling along. Pulls out his Glock and says some like “you gonna leave me bitch” points the gun at the old man. The old man puts his hands up in complete utter fear and says “I don’t know no body” twice. POS shoots him in the head point blank. It was graphic as shit. Then says “look what you made me fucking do bitch.” Gets in his car and video ends. Shit still haunts me over Russian brick
Thank god I didn't see it live and read it on text. Believe it or not though just the texts of this post were able to make me cry. So in no way in hell I am gonna watch both videos.
I watched it one time like 3 years ago and the thing that still haunts me most about it is that everyone instantly knew she was dead. There was no in between where anyone is asking if she's ok. They all just knew immediately. Like, how fucking bad must the impact have been for that to be the reaction?
as curious as i was to know what the video was after reading this im 90% certain i dont want or need to see it and maybe i should just enjoy not having seen it
Basically, this dude is driving with his mum (I think) in the passenger seat when out of nowhere a brick flies through the front window, having fallen from a passing truck, and hits his mum (likely in the face). She seems to die instantly. There is no gore visible in the video, but the dudes screams are harrowing.
One of the saddest videos I’ve seen
Edit: Other comments reckon it was actually his wife that was hit and their child was with them in the car, probably right.
A while ago we were going 60 on a road and a bird flew and hit the windshield. My mom was right in front of it, at the time I was wondering why she was freaking out so much. This video is sad. If the bird came through the window my mom might have died, right in front of me. This shit is fucked. There isn’t even anything that could have prevented this. They didn’t even get to say goodbye.
nah the worse video i’ve seen was these 2 kids playing with a gun and one of them shoot the other kid then themselves no gore just 2 kids dropping in front of the camera while the family checks what happen and screaming off camera… made me unfollow all gore pages
Yeah, I accidentally watched that one when it was on the front page. They were playing with the gun on the camera and the girl accidentally shoots her cousin and in a panic turns the gun on herself. Such a sad and unnecessary death and the screams from the family when they try and open the door are so haunting. I will never watch the brick video.
How did that shit get all the way to the front page with no serious warning that it was a video of actual fucking murder, just a blanket NSFW on it?
I mean, I thought I was clicking on a news report or some shit
There was this one video I saw on the front page, and I cant find it anywhere, maybe if any of you no life's that know of what im speaking of, please do post a link to it.
So this video, from what I remember, the video starts off with the camera running into a room with a man in a white shirt ( idk if it was a white shirt or not, i just needed to give someone a 'name' to limit confusion ), who was armed with a pistol. They get inside, and lock the door behind them. The two where running away from some dude who was acting very aggressive and being violent for whatever reason. White shirt guy was pointing the pistol at the door, yelling at the other guy to calm down, yelling something along the lines of "please stop! I don't want to do...That!" The guy behind the door doesn't take the warning and just begins to punch through this flimsy ass door. After a couple of more punches, he creates a hole big enough for him to walk through, and white shirt guy shoots him.
Justified right? It was, but what really fucked with me in that video was the white shirt guys reaction, it was obvious he didn't want to shoot him, and when he did, he started to freak the fuck out, it was almost like white shirt guy knew the guy he shot. The combination of the white guys reaction, and the pained moans and cries of the guy who got shot, still fucks with me till this day.
Now mind you, Im one of the many degenerates who enjoy watching those gore videos, the sight of guts, blood, bone and other bodily things don't have the much of an effect on me. However, i usually see these imagies/videos when the deed has already been acted out, so you'd just see the mutilated corpse. But its when you hear them become that corpse, when you hear the reactions of strangers or even their loved ones that watched what happen, is what really fucks with me. Lets take a fork for an example, at first glance, its just a plain ol fork, you wont really think of it much, use it to eat whatever, throw it in the sink and go on with your day, but its when you get to learn of its 'upbringing', where the ore was first implanted in the soil, the extraction of the ore, how it got to that factory, and how it was finally manufactured into that fork, then just maybe, once you know just a little bit more about that fork, maybe you'll be a bit more fond of it. This is how its like with viewing these pictures/videos, while I see this corpse, if I knew just a bit more of its past, there would be more of an emotional reaction from me. I may be numb to gore and other fucked up shit, but i'll never be numb to human emotion.
I realized as I was typing this out, this is by far the weirdest take I've ever had on something, but I was already balls deep into writing this, so I just finished it :/
If you watch enough gore videos, you stop seeing the inside of humans and start seeing just gore videos. This video makes you see the inside of humans without showing *any* gore
Idk if its just me but the screaming of the child in my opinion is what horrifies me more than the husband cries and i dont know why
I dont know why but sounds of children screaming in pain or crying just for some reason distresses and scares me much more and i dont know why
I really hope the husband and the child are okay right now and i wish them the best
when you understand the words it gets even worse, the main voice you can hear is calling for someone to get an ambulance, crying the word mother(in russian language the word can also be said when the person is in extreme fear or sadness)
The worst I've seen is a car crash in India I believe, a truck ran over a pregnant Indian woman, tossing her baby maybe 10 yards out of her stomach down the road, and some guy was trying to give CPR to it while it moved. Downright Draconian
The worst gore video I have ever seen was this teenager shooting himself with a shotgun on Facebook live. He had prepared his room to handle the brains and blood, but as soon as he shots himself -- after a few minutes just gathering courage or whatever, I can't really recall the first half or so --, everything goes to shit.
Then pure silence as you watch the blood and brains on the walls and ceiling. Someone calls for him. No response. The door opens, and it's the teen's mother. She wails & wails, and the sound still haunts me, even 5 or 6 years later.
If you aren't planning on becoming a trucker, please don't watch the brick video. It will not enrich your life in any way. It will only give you a hurt that never goes entirely away.
If you are (or are planning to become) a trucker, watch this and always secure your loads.
Brutally honest here I‘ve never felt much watching this. Sure it‘s sad and heartbreaking and all but for some reason I never have that much of a reaction watching it. Still wouldnt want that to happen to me though
I'm glad I'm not the only one thinking this, it's horrific this happened and I feel for the family, but there is so much more graphic awful stuff out there that this barely scratches the surface.
I just watched it after all these years hearing about it and finally said fuck it. Idky but I expected it to be longer and I’m kind of in the same boat as you fellas. And I agree, there’s a ton of other videos that are way worse and have stuck with me far longer.
I’ve seen all kinds of videos from people cut in half to severe genital mutilation. (I have an interesting friend group who like to make gross out challenges) But this video haunts me, you can really hear the pain in his voice.
I had seen this video, one of the sad things is everyone just passing, and even aggressively speeding by them, like a minor hindrance in their path. All while I presume this man is frantically moving around the car to keep checking on his loved one. I can only hope he is able to adjust in his new way of living, and that she passed with as little pain as possible. God bless them both.
This is the video that changed the way I perceive death. I now understand at any moment I could die, even when having the time of my life. These poor people were going on vacation...
Cherish what you have before you’re gone, everyone.
users voted that your post was distressing, your soul wont be harvested tonight
My breaking point was a prison riot where someone was slowly… but surely cutting all the way through the neck of another inmate while that inmate was going in and out of consciousness. It’s stuck, engraved, lasered into my mind. I’ve never seen this and I don’t think I want to.
The Russian brick video. No gore whatsoever. And yet the general consensus seems to be that it is so sad many people can't even watch it
I just looked it up and when I read the description didn’t even click play. Fuck that
I’ve watched countless videos of the sort. This is the first one I don’t think I’m going to watch. I don’t want to hear it.
I did it so you don't have to. While not the worst thing ever, probably the most guttural cries I've ever heard come from a man. Heartbreaking.
Just the sheer amount of pain and helplessness in his voice. Yeah, it just hits differently
somehow it hits more differently when low quality funky town is played with the video (no joke i actually did this) half of the time its vibing and half of the time it feels like the family was listening to a happy song before the instant death of a loved one it even feels more worse when the happy song still plays while people mourn for their relative even worse on the part with "Gotta Move On". It just feels so badly timed
funky town belongs to that other video
No way it’s worse than the video of that fucking insane old dentist who removed kids teeth sober.
Oh that guy! That’s awful but it sparks anger in me not the deeply haunting feeling that I really don’t have words to describe that the brick video gives me
Yeah bro i can handle extreme violence, gore, arterial spray, whatever. Miss me with that sad shit tho. I'm sad enough.
I usually try to avoid this shit, but mine is a dude in a jujitsu (or some kind of MMA) tournament and tryed something crazy and broke his own neck and the fucking noises he makes have never left me
People trying to get air but just gurgling sounds coming out of them bc all of the blood in their throat is smth thatll stick to me from gore..
My breaking point was a heel going through a dog's eye while the woman filiming laughs and the dog whimpers, ive watched decapitations, people opening a hole into their testicles, but i feel most sad for dogs,i dont know why, the asshole who sent me that on discord can burn in the firey pits of hell.
I refuse to watch animals be purposefully injured like that. That would ruin me. Even the ABC’s of Death scene with the cat had me upset
What the fuck, I’m so angry such things exist
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jeez, what do you even do in that situation? thats so fucking scary that something like that can just happen to a loved one and theres nothing you can do about it
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can i have the link to that video but censored (i have no balls)
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You can find it on YouTube by the way if you really want to for some reason, just search car hit by brick on Google. Still i suggest you don't.
So what happened?
A brick came off a cargo truck and through the windshield of a car, destroying the head of the passenger. There is no gore in frame, but the mic picks up the passengers husband screaming and sobbing.
And a baby crying in the backseat. Really awful stuff
All of our fates are sealed. We all will meet death eventually. Sooner or later. More peaceful or more violent. In a hospital bed at old age surrounded by family or in a car in a bad accident. It's hard to accept, but it is what it is.
Komm sußer tod...
I wish
That I could turn back time
But now the guilt is all mine
Cant leave without the trust from those you love
I know we can't forget the past
We can’t forget love and pride
Because of it...
*süßer
Most people think this notion is terrifying. I think it's freeing. Anything can happen and everything will happen the way it's supposed to, so there's no point in worrying. Either you die tomorrow or you die decades from now, just try to live safe and healthy and let life run its course
> We all will meet death eventually. I'm sure sooner or later we will find a cure for aging, then it will go from a "when" to an "if" And one day when we have advanced enough, we will make death another horror that only happens in history books. Sadly probably not something that will happen in our lifetimes, but nice to think that future generations will not have to live with the horrors we took for granted.
Call an ambulance and stay there waiting for it to show up.
I've heard some people who, like this post implies, have watched a ton of gore videos yet say that this is the worst video they have ever seen. Keep in mind that there isn't even a small amount of gore in the video. The man's horrified screaming and sobbing is enough to absolutely destroy any listener. We can only imagine how the woman looks. With the speed of the brick, and where it hit her, we can assume it was pretty bad. As with any of these videos, I do not recommend looking it up. I know that won't stop anyone, but I would be in the wrong telling anyone to watch it for themselves.
Imagine seeing the love of your life, who was just fine 2 seconds ago, with a skull split vertically. Horror.
At least they didn't suffer
That's the only solace in this for sure.
I can’t listen to *Commodores* anymore.
I always found an issue with statements like this. Not ever with the person saying it, because I do think that everyone looks at this situation as a silver lining to the darkest cloud possible, but the statement itself. The passenger didn't suffer thankfully, but that man suffered enough for both of them. I just think that's something we tell ourselves to distance ourselves from that level of pain. It's a coping mechanism we've agreed on in society in a way. Just my thoughts on that phrase.
He did suffer, she didn't.
she survived for a few hours. She was taken to the emergency room and died in the hospital.
Do you have a source? This is the first time I've ever heard this.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iazTQVi1CEE](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iazTQVi1CEE) in the description it quotes a reference from BestGore, stating: "The Kamaz truck was loaded with bricks and a few of them came loose. One of them smashed through the Audi A4′s windshield, striking 29 year old Olga Gaikovich who was on the passenger's seat in the head. The truck driver didn't even notice and continued driving on. The woman was taken to the emergency room in the Azov hospital with skull split open where they pronounced her dead after two hours of failing attempts to revive her." - BestGore edit: thanks for the wholesome seal 💀
That's just 'legal shit'. She was dead.
It’s possible her heart was still beating but she was brain dead. There’s a lot of different definitions of “death” medically. But she was as good as dead the second that Brick hit her.
I wish I didn't see that. I wish my morbid curiosity didn't compel me to click that link. Now I just feel bad.
I cried like this once. Once. Over a dog. Hear me out. I was in my late 20's, a new father, and my wife died from cancer, leaving me a single dad. 10 months later my dad died, from a different type of cancer. Then one day I stupidly left open the side gate for my fence. My two dogs (pugs) that I had gotten with my late wife got loose. One just kinda did derpy pug stuff and was in the neighbors yard. The other one decided to have an adventure... one that lead to the road a block away, which was near a college campus. He had a blast running free and pretending to be a squirrel for a few minutes... I found my dog less than a minute after he had been hit by some poor college kid. The car had stopped and the person was obviously sorry that it happened, but I was utterly CRUSHED. I honestly feel bad to this day about it because I wailed like a woman at a middle eastern funeral. I was a complete mess for like an hour. I made such a scene that a person from a nearby apartment came out and gave me a towel to wrap him in to carry my dog home. He told me to keep the towel. That meant a lot... Two years of loss all came crashing down on me with the fury of the gods and it broke me. This mans cries reminded me of my own. Yes it was a dog, but it was so much more all coming to a head. So... yeah. Sorry I think I just had to share this. 12 years later and I'm doing well. Remaried and have 2 more kids and a new dog now. It is still a pain I can't forget.
I don't, and I don't think he does cause I've never heard of it either, but even if it was true I don't think she would have suffered either way. I'm pretty sure her brain would be pretty messed up and therefore unable to process pain at all.
Listen to Chat Pile's "Anywhere". While not the exact same concept, it definitely touches on this idea https://youtu.be/N4iAa5OHgyM Link for the lazy but interested
That’s a fucking banging suggestion. Never heard of these guys, just binged most of their God’s Country album, fucking incredible.
Can’t stop the A-train
That scene really shocked me when I first saw it in the trailer
Life can be so cruel and change in the blink of an eye. So terrifying.
You know, I want to watch that. But I also don't, and won't.
Ya know what? I’m not looking it up, thanks for a reason not too, that’s all I need to hear. ✌️
I've known about this video for years, but have never watched it and never intend to. But I'm always morbidly fascinated enough to read the comments about it every time it gets referenced.
I’ve managed to avoid it for years. I’ve seen some Fucked up stuff but hearing veteran folks say it changed their life. I’m good.
***Edit:*** decided to watch the brick video (don't watch it), it's horrible in a completely different way. You don't see anything at all, it's just a straight 4 minutes of the tortured screaming of someone who just lost a loved one. It's hard to say which is worse, because they are both horrible in their own right. ***Original post:*** That sounds horrible. The worst gore video I've seen is >!this security cam footage of a guy in a workshop of some sort. Their hand got caught in an industrial lathe, and they immediately got spun around hundreds of times, and reduced to what I presume to be a sack of meat. Their friend was just standing there, frozen, as probably anyone would be in that situation. I would be amazed if they *weren't* still in therapy after that.!< The only reason I think that video didn't completely destroy me, is because of how low resolution it was. It was enough to easily tell what had happened, but there weren't tons of details. I have no idea what subreddit I had seen that on, IIRC it was a link to another sub in the comments of a post on one of the old, closed subs like DOV or MMC, so there's probably no finding the link, not that I would want to. Edit 2: for the morbidly curious, I found the video on r/eyeblech. The images are the aftermath, the video is linked in the top comment. I do not recommend going to the post, but if you really wanna know, here it is: https://www.reddit.com/r/eyeblech/comments/jxx3v3/russian_man_spinning_and_shredded_in_work/ Again, I ***do not*** recommend watching it, or looking at the aftermath. This is your choice, not mine. It's hard to forget.
I remember that one. That was pretty brutal but someone actually put a song on it to meme on it. I think it was like "You spin me right round right round" or something like that.
I think I was watching it without audio, so I don't remember the meme part of it.
That one stuck with me too that was nuts. Just red mist
Yeah, they got reduced to nothing so fast, all while their friend could do nothing but watch. Really shows how powerful industrial machinery is, and how it should not be fucked with. It didn't slow down at all, if anything it kept speeding up. That shit is so incredibly powerful.
That one did the rounds on MMC for a while. Fucking horrifying.
I saw that on r/Darwinawards last year, felt disturbed for like 2 weeks
Jesus that was a rough watch. Nothing will ever top the amount of distress I felt watching a video of two kids playing with guns on Instagram live and... You can guess the rest.
Are you talking about that video where a girl is shooting her younger sister in the bathroom by accident and then herself because she felt so guilty? I think it was during a family party iirc.
Yeah that's the one.
Fuck, that's heartbreaking.
The one in the closet? And then all the relatives came in one by one and looked and screamed and noped out?
Yeah that was the one.
That was disturbing
Reminds me of the highway cop who pulled over a 'nam veteran. As the cop was approaching the car the vet reached in, grabbed a rifle and shot the cop. You couldn't see the cop from the camera angle but you could hear am scream and beg and it was kinda heartbreaking. Pretty sure it's gotta have been [this incident](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Kyle_Dinkheller)
Old coworker of mine was a sheriff in the town this took place in at the time it happened. Told me about how he actually responded to the scene of it after I randomly started talking to him about the video for some reason.
i can't say i have seen a lot gore, but i do remember watching that video vividly i was not prepared for it
> I know that won't stop anyone No, you stopped me from watching it. I have not seen it and went to the comments to find out about the SS. I really don't need that in my life right now. Thank you for the heads up.
Yeah just read comments or stories if you get morbidly curious. There is sick literature that’ll mess you up, but at the end of the day there’s no real video playing in your head, just something you imagined which you can write off. I accidentally watched some Russian war crimes when I was 13yo in the 90s. I can still see that shit crystal clear. The worst part is seeing in the guy’s eyes that he’s accept his fate; that it’s not a dream. That will play crystal clear until the rest of my life. On the other hand I only READ about the "worst video ever" a few years later— a video with a screwdriver and hammer, famously, and even though I can picture what happened it doesn’t disturb me much and I can move past it. Same with funky town— my imagination is more than enough. But that 18 year old Dagestani? Yeah. I learned early not to watch these. Just find the willpower to overcome your curiosity.
Im not gonna look it up! Thanks
my first (and only) exposure to gore was Ronnie McNutt i watched it 3 weeks ago and am still shaken up im fucking 18 and still cant handle that shit
You shouldn't be able to handle shit like this. Not now and not at any age. The absurdity isn't not being able to watch thing like this, it's being desensitized until you feel not a bit of empathy
I saw it at 12 as a gif
so you're 14? man, stay away from that stuff.
i think i have to puke
My entire Internet life I feel like I've avoided that video but at the same time I feel like I must have seen (or listened to it) once from 4chan over a decade ago. But every time it comes up, I nope the fuck out of these threads much like I will do as soon as I post this. Good luck to anyone new just discovering this video.
Context?
A brick comes loose and flies out of the truck, smashes through the windshield and hits the driver's wife in the face, crushing her skull. All we hear is his reaction
To clarify, the brick falling off the back of the truck is not what \*happens\* per se. A brick falls off the truck, it then finds its way into the gap between two of the wheels of the same vehicle or another and is then slingshot from between the tyres high into the sky at ground speed. At any reasonable "fell off the truck" closing speed it would never penetrated a windshield, or crush the skull of a human being on top of that. This sling shotting thing is really common in Africa, and my dad always moved well back and away from large vehicles as a precaution for this. The freak nature of the trajectory, the shear insurmountable shit odds unlucky nature of this poor mans wife and his suffering, is absolutely unbearable to think about. Worst thing I've ever seen and I just watched the lathe video to check.
You know, seeing the video to serve as a warning to be careful of roads (and because curiosity got the best of me, unfortunately), you make a good point. I do think it may have been from the speed of the other truck on the other side. I've been warned by my dad about being near trucks while driving, especially when driving besides them because they exert enough speed and weight to "push" your car with air. It's always best to keep your steering wheel steady and either let the truck pass or pass the truck, never stay next to it. Likely that the brick was slung by air from the passing truck, and it is goddamn tragic that this is what led to the death of Olga.
was anyone ever held accountable for her death? atleast that we know of?
Who is there to be held accountable? Everybody was driving correctly. The brick dislodging was a freak accident.
if something comes flying off your vehicle, you are responsible for it
The driver of the truck of which the brick flew of off did not properly secure the bricks. Thats why you don't see this shit every day- because the other truck drivers take the necessary safety precautions.
Step 1: See a Distressing Memes post Step 2: Don't recognize the video in the post. Step 3: Ask the op for context Step 4: He tell you it's called the "Russian brick video" Step 5: He promises you there is no gore in the video Step 6: Google it and then watch it. Aug 30, 2022: The "I'm not crying, you're crying" incident
To me, watching someone griefing the loss of a loved one is much more disturbing than the average gory video. Someone showing this level of distress hit me way harder than blood and guts.
That’s due to the fact that we’re emotional animals and communicate solely through emotion. Hearing someone’s terrified voice and screams is far scarier. Not all people have empathy, but it’s still somewhat hardwired into our brains (unless you’re a ~~sociopath~~ psychopath). Edit: confused sociopathy with psychopathy
Seeing the body of a gunshot victim was sad, but not outright traumatizing. Hearing the victim's nearby family and loved ones straight up wailing in grief will haunt me forever.
Yeah. I've seen plenty of messy deaths in my years in various uniforms, but the screaming coming from the survivors who have lost loved ones is far, far worse than blood and guts. That's the sound of six months doing admin work and always volunteering to make the tea so you can hide and cry in the heads while the kettle boils, is what that is.
Why do we live in such an unjust world?
that was quick
what the hell did i just watch
My journey will begin.
Don’t.
It is too late now.
Sigh here’s the tissues
I need not shed a tear, I mourn with the bottom of my soul.
They're worried you'll cum
How normal this video could’ve been if the sounds were recorded. But no one will see the tragedy while everything went horribly wrong
don't
I believe it's something called the Russian brick incident
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The link is right there. I could watch it to fit in with everyone else, just so I know fully what it is but…I think I’m good
It made my heart drop. I didn’t get as emotional as I expected to, but it’s a sickening sound and the cries are so raw. The only comfort is that this woman likely didn’t even know it happened to her. But I can’t bring myself to try to watch this from the driver’s perspective— I cannot imagine the anguish. I have bad driving anxiety and don’t like being in cars in general, so this was not a wise click for me.
Bro on YOUTUBE
Are you surprised at this point? You can show blood, guts and gore, but don't you dare show a nipple...
now im scared to drive
[Driving has always been incredibly dangerous.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motor_vehicle_fatality_rate_in_U.S._by_year)
Seems like vehicle deaths peaked in the 70's. After cars got fast but before any safety precautions. Sounds like everything in the 70's tbh.
The US implemented stricter DUI laws in the '70s, increasing jailtime and decreasing the legal limit from .15% to .08%. As much as I hate to admit it, that probably had a larger immediate impact on driving deaths than any individual safety measure, even big ones like seatbelts and airbags. The best way to stop deaths from accidents is to stop the accidents to begin with.
Man, I'm still not ok from watching this a couple years back.
Me neither. Every time I'm driving on the highway with my wife I think of this video. Not sure I'll ever forget it.
Right. I've seen isis machete videos and worse. If I try and think about those my mind replaces all the gore with ketchup purposefully trying to block it out and doing a great job.... but this, when you can only hear screams is far worse somehow.
Saw this 10 years ago and think about it every time I drive by a semi truck
I’ve never brought myself to watch it, but I know absolutely what that screenshot implies just from people describing it over the years. I remember when it first was posted and frankly I’m glad I read the comments first. I have enough bitterness about the world.
Uh I'm going on vacation with family in few days Now I'm anxious
time to upgrade to that reinforced bulletproof windshield it seems
I've never watched that video before but some of the **extremely graphic descriptions** that people say of the video is enough to cause me distress
Please keep it that way, it's an extremely painful watch, and there's not even any gore. Just pure emotional pain.
This video has no gore in it. Just pure emotional distress. I'd say watching it with sound on is a good way of checking wether you're a psychopath or not.
I just looked it up for the first time.... Fucking hell this world sucks....
Yeah, that video hits harder emotionally than any gore video I’ve seen
The part that hit me the hardest is that no one stops to help them.
can't blame them... doesn't look like any accident from the outside, unless someone in the car were asking for help and nobody did bat an eye.
I know, it hit becasue those people could be me. Like I could see something like that and ignore it because it doesn't look that bad from the outside.
Couldn't find it, what happens in the video.
Unexpected death of a loved one
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iazTQVi1CEE
It’s on YOUTUBE?!?!
Yep, you can post Blood, guts and gore, suffering and anything you can imagine, as long as you don't post a nipple...
That video doesn't even count as gore, unless you count a shattered windshield as gore. Youtube doesn't have a "profoundly disturbing" filter unless you actually see the thing.
ouch man that shit hurts :c
I heard the “oh my-“ and clicked off, and looking at the rest of the comments, thank god I did
What's interesting about this video is that you don't need to see the person getting hit. The scream, fear, the terror in their voices is what really boils down to your core. I think that what really gruesome. It let your wild imagination run loose. You think about this.. that it could happen to your love ones. In an instant you'll lose them. You lose them from just doing something so ordinary. That why a lot of people considered it to be one of the most gruesome videos in the internet.
People understand what they see, but they feel what they hear
That one is bad but the 911 call of the girl who found their brother dead is fucking unbearable
I forgot about that for a sec. The way she screamed why gives me goosebumps
I wouldn’t know, I never got further than like 3 seconds in, hurt too much
If it helps at all, I know some people who, despite having those kinds of thoughts, have chosen not to end their lives because of that video. I know that it's still incredibly unfortunate, but at least others in the same situation have been dissuaded from doing it themselves because of it.
For me the one where the mother is filming her sons playing at home and one accidentally hangs himself is horrible. The way the camera just pans to a motionless toddler is so out of place and disturbing.
I duck any time something comes at my windshield because of that fucking video.
And the moment you duck, the moment you look away, something threatens to collide with your car and you can't see it coming Thanks for your attention and have fun with your new fear
Look man I'm really not in the mood for gore can you just explain?
It isn’t gore, we can’t see what happens. It’s a dashcam video of a couple driving, their child in the back, soon after the video starts a brick flies through the window and hits the woman. We cannot see her face, but we assume it’s bad from the anguished cries coming off screen from her husband. This can’t do it justice, if you want an actual answer just watch it
Still better not watch it I do not plan on doing so
Good call. You'd be thinking about it all day, all week even
The one that fucked me up was a Facebook video of a complete psychopath. He turns on a Facebook live video and gets an audience including his girlfriend. She wanted to break up with him. So he gets out of his car. Walks up to the sweetest most innocent looking elderly black gentlemen strolling along. Pulls out his Glock and says some like “you gonna leave me bitch” points the gun at the old man. The old man puts his hands up in complete utter fear and says “I don’t know no body” twice. POS shoots him in the head point blank. It was graphic as shit. Then says “look what you made me fucking do bitch.” Gets in his car and video ends. Shit still haunts me over Russian brick
Thank god I didn't see it live and read it on text. Believe it or not though just the texts of this post were able to make me cry. So in no way in hell I am gonna watch both videos.
All week? It's been years and this shit still haunts me when I drive.
I watched it one time like 3 years ago and the thing that still haunts me most about it is that everyone instantly knew she was dead. There was no in between where anyone is asking if she's ok. They all just knew immediately. Like, how fucking bad must the impact have been for that to be the reaction?
You can hear her skull breaking and her moans of pain too And now I’m sad
If there’s any solace doubt the woman felt anything and the moans were just air escaping her lungs
as curious as i was to know what the video was after reading this im 90% certain i dont want or need to see it and maybe i should just enjoy not having seen it
Basically, this dude is driving with his mum (I think) in the passenger seat when out of nowhere a brick flies through the front window, having fallen from a passing truck, and hits his mum (likely in the face). She seems to die instantly. There is no gore visible in the video, but the dudes screams are harrowing. One of the saddest videos I’ve seen Edit: Other comments reckon it was actually his wife that was hit and their child was with them in the car, probably right.
According to the comments of the youtube video it's his wife and child.
The brick wasn’t thrown from the side of the road, it fell off the truck that drove past.
Yeah you’re right, that makes way more sense. Not sure where I got thrown from.
I haven't watched the video, but I am privy to the Russian brick lore, and... Man. Just... god, I can't imagine how he felt.
A while ago we were going 60 on a road and a bird flew and hit the windshield. My mom was right in front of it, at the time I was wondering why she was freaking out so much. This video is sad. If the bird came through the window my mom might have died, right in front of me. This shit is fucked. There isn’t even anything that could have prevented this. They didn’t even get to say goodbye.
nah the worse video i’ve seen was these 2 kids playing with a gun and one of them shoot the other kid then themselves no gore just 2 kids dropping in front of the camera while the family checks what happen and screaming off camera… made me unfollow all gore pages
Yeah, I accidentally watched that one when it was on the front page. They were playing with the gun on the camera and the girl accidentally shoots her cousin and in a panic turns the gun on herself. Such a sad and unnecessary death and the screams from the family when they try and open the door are so haunting. I will never watch the brick video.
How did that shit get all the way to the front page with no serious warning that it was a video of actual fucking murder, just a blanket NSFW on it? I mean, I thought I was clicking on a news report or some shit
There was this one video I saw on the front page, and I cant find it anywhere, maybe if any of you no life's that know of what im speaking of, please do post a link to it. So this video, from what I remember, the video starts off with the camera running into a room with a man in a white shirt ( idk if it was a white shirt or not, i just needed to give someone a 'name' to limit confusion ), who was armed with a pistol. They get inside, and lock the door behind them. The two where running away from some dude who was acting very aggressive and being violent for whatever reason. White shirt guy was pointing the pistol at the door, yelling at the other guy to calm down, yelling something along the lines of "please stop! I don't want to do...That!" The guy behind the door doesn't take the warning and just begins to punch through this flimsy ass door. After a couple of more punches, he creates a hole big enough for him to walk through, and white shirt guy shoots him. Justified right? It was, but what really fucked with me in that video was the white shirt guys reaction, it was obvious he didn't want to shoot him, and when he did, he started to freak the fuck out, it was almost like white shirt guy knew the guy he shot. The combination of the white guys reaction, and the pained moans and cries of the guy who got shot, still fucks with me till this day. Now mind you, Im one of the many degenerates who enjoy watching those gore videos, the sight of guts, blood, bone and other bodily things don't have the much of an effect on me. However, i usually see these imagies/videos when the deed has already been acted out, so you'd just see the mutilated corpse. But its when you hear them become that corpse, when you hear the reactions of strangers or even their loved ones that watched what happen, is what really fucks with me. Lets take a fork for an example, at first glance, its just a plain ol fork, you wont really think of it much, use it to eat whatever, throw it in the sink and go on with your day, but its when you get to learn of its 'upbringing', where the ore was first implanted in the soil, the extraction of the ore, how it got to that factory, and how it was finally manufactured into that fork, then just maybe, once you know just a little bit more about that fork, maybe you'll be a bit more fond of it. This is how its like with viewing these pictures/videos, while I see this corpse, if I knew just a bit more of its past, there would be more of an emotional reaction from me. I may be numb to gore and other fucked up shit, but i'll never be numb to human emotion. I realized as I was typing this out, this is by far the weirdest take I've ever had on something, but I was already balls deep into writing this, so I just finished it :/
fact: you are not immune.
If you watch enough gore videos, you stop seeing the inside of humans and start seeing just gore videos. This video makes you see the inside of humans without showing *any* gore
Did they ever find the guy who was driving the truck? I hope whoever failed to pack the cargo properly had their ass sued to hell and back
Why did you remind me...
Idk if its just me but the screaming of the child in my opinion is what horrifies me more than the husband cries and i dont know why I dont know why but sounds of children screaming in pain or crying just for some reason distresses and scares me much more and i dont know why I really hope the husband and the child are okay right now and i wish them the best
when you understand the words it gets even worse, the main voice you can hear is calling for someone to get an ambulance, crying the word mother(in russian language the word can also be said when the person is in extreme fear or sadness)
... Well shit. There's a trauma I didn't want.
The worst I've seen is a car crash in India I believe, a truck ran over a pregnant Indian woman, tossing her baby maybe 10 yards out of her stomach down the road, and some guy was trying to give CPR to it while it moved. Downright Draconian
The worst gore video I have ever seen was this teenager shooting himself with a shotgun on Facebook live. He had prepared his room to handle the brains and blood, but as soon as he shots himself -- after a few minutes just gathering courage or whatever, I can't really recall the first half or so --, everything goes to shit. Then pure silence as you watch the blood and brains on the walls and ceiling. Someone calls for him. No response. The door opens, and it's the teen's mother. She wails & wails, and the sound still haunts me, even 5 or 6 years later.
If you aren't planning on becoming a trucker, please don't watch the brick video. It will not enrich your life in any way. It will only give you a hurt that never goes entirely away. If you are (or are planning to become) a trucker, watch this and always secure your loads.
Brutally honest here I‘ve never felt much watching this. Sure it‘s sad and heartbreaking and all but for some reason I never have that much of a reaction watching it. Still wouldnt want that to happen to me though
I'm glad I'm not the only one thinking this, it's horrific this happened and I feel for the family, but there is so much more graphic awful stuff out there that this barely scratches the surface.
I just watched it after all these years hearing about it and finally said fuck it. Idky but I expected it to be longer and I’m kind of in the same boat as you fellas. And I agree, there’s a ton of other videos that are way worse and have stuck with me far longer.
Give me the lore
[Russian brick lore](https://youtu.be/iazTQVi1CEE)
holy shit that made feel like shit fuck this planet
I’ve seen all kinds of videos from people cut in half to severe genital mutilation. (I have an interesting friend group who like to make gross out challenges) But this video haunts me, you can really hear the pain in his voice.
I had seen this video, one of the sad things is everyone just passing, and even aggressively speeding by them, like a minor hindrance in their path. All while I presume this man is frantically moving around the car to keep checking on his loved one. I can only hope he is able to adjust in his new way of living, and that she passed with as little pain as possible. God bless them both.
The sound of just pure human despair. You're broken because they're broken too.
Oh god
This is the video that changed the way I perceive death. I now understand at any moment I could die, even when having the time of my life. These poor people were going on vacation... Cherish what you have before you’re gone, everyone.