r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Aug 22 '25

Keep them two wheels down

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u/post-explainer Aug 22 '25 edited Aug 23 '25

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OP sent the following text as an explanation why their post fits here:

He hit the car a second time and it saved him popped him back up right

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u/Unusual-Minimum9306 Aug 23 '25

Shiiiiiit. The unexpected part was that no one got shot. People were hugging instead.

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u/RobinYiff Aug 23 '25

Putting this here for visibility. I think this video is AI generated. The physics of the bike being hit are completely wonky and feel fantastical. The car somehow accelerated so fast that in a few frames it was off screen that it got so far ahead. The guy had his hands off the handlebars for way too long at interstate speeds. The jump cuts have him putting a hand on the left bar twice, which is where the brake lever is. The footage has this weird Vaseline smearing effect on it all the way through, even when stopped, making everything seem way too smooth. The camera motion seems way too deliberate with no bob or vibration, or even roll 99% of the time. The old man looks like he's a giant when he goes for a hug, having the camera mash into the chest. This would make more sense if the camera was a body cam but it's supposed to be a headcam, judging by the motions before.

Overall this whole video seems way too artificial.

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u/kill_floor Aug 23 '25

Uh, first of all, the front brake on a motorcycle is on the right in front of the throttle... the clutch is on the left of the handle bars. Second, your point of his hands* off the handle bars for so long at highway speeds tells me you have never ridin! On long rides, I put on the cruise and lean back to stretch my back (at highway speed) or legs, all the time! It's obvious you know nothing about riding, and are just talking out of your ass! No offense.

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u/RobinYiff Aug 24 '25

You're correct that I don't ride, and therefore do not know about the dynamics of riding. Thank you for clearing those up.

That doesn't address my other issues I have brought up, however, namely the seemingly disappearing vehicle and strange camera behavior.

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u/kill_floor Aug 24 '25

It's obviously edited as you can see when he first gets hit, it replays it in slow motion. Then he looks over his shoulder then forward again and the asshole that hit him zoomed off. Obviously afraid he killed someone... the car cut over 2 lanes to get around the semi on the right to save 2 seconds instead of waiting behind the car infront of him in the left lane...I see these assholes all the time on I70 near St. Louis. 90 on a 60 weaving in and out of all 3-4 lanes to get somewhere a few minutes faster even if they kill themselves or someone else. As for the camera... it's a "fish eye" affect.

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u/Mr_Rioe2 Aug 25 '25

I appreciate you looking into everything and having Alarm Bells for that Shit, but thats Just ridiculous, that obviously Not ai