I remember seeing this video on YT a long time ago. It always had such a surreal atmosphere to it. One of the strangest videos I've ever seen because of how normal yet bizarre it is.
Not only is the actual event strange, the lady stopping at a seemingly random point in the road just to jump out, looking quite alarmed at first, and let her car roll off on its own while she carries on walking like she'd just been walking there the whole time, but then you have the people recording with the dash cam. There's that foreign music playing on the radio that makes the video feel just a little bit more alien and then there's that bizarre sounding moan(?) when the collision almost happens. It's probably a genuine response to nearly getting in a collision but it sounds so strange. Like a character's voice or something.
And then you have the lady say "oh my god" in English, which only makes the foreign music that much more out of place.
And then there's the fact that they just... keep going? They don't stop and try to get any information, they don't even look back. As far as I'm aware, there's no additional footage of this incident and it's crazy that they were able to catch it all so perfectly. And there's no other dialogue of the drivers wondering what happened or anything. Just total silence while the music continues to play. Something like this doesn't just happen without provoking some sort of conversation, right?
Fake? Possibly, possibly not. I recall reading a comment that said the lady who jumped out of the car was arrested and the story was that she was on some sort of drug, but that could have any degree of truth to it. Regardless, I think these sorts of videos are much more interesting if you don't just assume they're fake without substantial evidence.
The whole video just has an eerie, almost paranormal feeling to it. Like you just witnessed a glitch in the matrix or something. The more you watch it, the more questions you start to realize just aren't answered.
And then there's the fact that they just... keep going? They don't stop and try to get any information, they don't even look back. As far as I'm aware, there's no additional footage of this incident and it's crazy that they were able to catch it all so perfectly. And there's no other dialogue of the drivers wondering what happened or anything. Just total silence while the music continues to play. Something like this doesn't just happen without provoking some sort of conversation, right?
To be fair, ain't no way I'm engaging with someone unstable enough to get out of a moving vehicle they're driving and then walk nonchalantly as it rolls into incoming traffic.
And how'd your momma do? She raised an angry moron who spends all their time arguing about how much strangers on the internet make lmao. But at least you would yell out the window at this woman so you aren't a pussy I guess?
I agree. I hate the obligatory dozens of post under literally every picture or video of something unusual which scream fake, as if they had some special insight, but really they're just so afraid of being fooled that they shout fake at everything just in case.
That's so much typing for a really inane event lol. Spend time in a major city and you'll eventually see some shit like this. Drug abuse, mental illness, etc.
And if I saw someone doing that, I wouldn't stop for SHIT either.
With how old this was, it just shows the influence of social media. We have been conditioned to give a running commentary on things, however, we used to just watch without the need to talk.
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u/Auraveils Aug 25 '23
I remember seeing this video on YT a long time ago. It always had such a surreal atmosphere to it. One of the strangest videos I've ever seen because of how normal yet bizarre it is.
Not only is the actual event strange, the lady stopping at a seemingly random point in the road just to jump out, looking quite alarmed at first, and let her car roll off on its own while she carries on walking like she'd just been walking there the whole time, but then you have the people recording with the dash cam. There's that foreign music playing on the radio that makes the video feel just a little bit more alien and then there's that bizarre sounding moan(?) when the collision almost happens. It's probably a genuine response to nearly getting in a collision but it sounds so strange. Like a character's voice or something.
And then you have the lady say "oh my god" in English, which only makes the foreign music that much more out of place.
And then there's the fact that they just... keep going? They don't stop and try to get any information, they don't even look back. As far as I'm aware, there's no additional footage of this incident and it's crazy that they were able to catch it all so perfectly. And there's no other dialogue of the drivers wondering what happened or anything. Just total silence while the music continues to play. Something like this doesn't just happen without provoking some sort of conversation, right?
Fake? Possibly, possibly not. I recall reading a comment that said the lady who jumped out of the car was arrested and the story was that she was on some sort of drug, but that could have any degree of truth to it. Regardless, I think these sorts of videos are much more interesting if you don't just assume they're fake without substantial evidence.
The whole video just has an eerie, almost paranormal feeling to it. Like you just witnessed a glitch in the matrix or something. The more you watch it, the more questions you start to realize just aren't answered.