- (FBE) So whenever you're ready, hit that start button.
- Oh, I do? I get to do something?
Okay. Oh my God, this is so fun.
- You get to pick what generation? This is so cool.
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- (FBE) So today, we are gonna be reacting
to an impossible odds compilation.
- Okay. Oh, okay.
I like impossible odds.
- (FBE) After each video, we're gonna ask you
to rate it on a scale from one to five
based on how impossible you think the video would be
to replicate, with five being the highest.
- Okay, so basically they're all gonna be fives.
- So, one being they could easily do it again,
five being there's no [bleep] way that could happen.
Okay, got it.
- (FBE) And something exciting, after you finish this game,
we're actually gonna have you play a bit of the first ever
interactive episode of Generations React
where the audience gets to play along at home.
- Oh wow. Oh wow, that should be fun.
- Oh, lit. I was in that.
I think interactive YouTube videos are really fun.
Being a part of the first one for React is really sick for me.
- (announcer) Now 31, 65265.
- Oh, Kenley Jansen.
- (announcer) Willson Contreras, strike one.
Easter egg hunt, a little late.
- Whoa.
- Oh, went through his arm.
- What the hell?
- Boom. Oh, nice.
That's cool. However, it's basic physics.
- (announcer) Why not? - Oh, that's wild.
- It was almost like magic, 'cause you didn't see that ball
go into his pocket.
- That is extremely rare to happen.
I was a catcher. You couldn't plan that.
- (FBE) So, on a scale from one to five,
how impossible to replicate do you think that is?
- Maybe a four.
- A three. Just 'cause I feel like
that can be recreated.
- Two.
- I'd have to give it a five.
- Five.
- Five. That's pure chance,
the way that the ball's thrown. There's no way anybody
would be able to recreate that.
- Five. In his pocket?
That's so crazy.
- Since that's complete chance, I'm gonna give that an actual five.
- Some statistician out there has to tell me the odds
of that kind of thing occurring again.
I mean, the speed would have had to been the same,
the wind, the-- you could never do that again.
That's a five.
- "What if a drone's batteries run out?"
I've thought about that more than once.
- Oh wait, I think I've seen this one.
Yeah.
- Oh, is this what I-- I've seen this before.
This is so crazy. This gave me the most
anxiety I've ever had in my entire life.
- That's some commitment just to save a drone.
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- Barely caught it.
- So close.
- Get it, get it, get it. Oh my God.
He saved it. That was literally--
I was like, oh my God, he better get this.
- That's my biggest fear with my phone.
I have dreams where my phone will be falling into the water
and I'm just like, no! You know what I mean?
So, that's crazy. I'm gonna give that one a five.
- That's a one. It depends on how fast
you can swim. I mean, look at Michael Phelps.
- Two.
- It's a four.
- My heart would have stopped. That's not that impossible, though.
You just gotta swim out and catch it.
I give that a two.
- It's a three.
- That's a five. Everything's a five.
- Two. Just because drones
don't go down that fast and I feel like any normal swimmer
can get to a place in that amount of time.
- That's more of a one. I feel like you could plan it,
go out with a low battery over water that you know
you can swim to in a certain amount of time and just--
yeah, I feel like that's easier to plan.
- Oh. Wait, did it go into the car?
- Whoa!
- Did he get it in the window? That's crazy.
- That kid's like, "I am so busted."
- Right in the back window. What?
- Was that on purpose or something?
It's almost like the car was waiting for it
to go in there. I give that a four.
- That one's only about a two.
Odds are it wasn't something that happened in real time,
first shot.
- A four.
- I'll give it a three.
- Three. If you timed it just right,
a little bit of practice.
- Four, only because I've seen soccer players
have impeccable aim.
- It's a four.
- That was cool. Five out of five.
- Kids are always kicking balls outside and they land up--
they can land up in your living room
if your window is open on your house or apartment,
so I would say that's a three.
- Whoa. What happened?
Where'd it go?
- That's a choking hazard.
- That's exactly what I warned my children about
with those things.
- That one seemed a little more easy to replicate,
especially with multiple tries. A two.
- That's a three.
- Two.
- A one. You can tell that guy
did it on purpose and he was actually aiming
for the mouth.
- Three.
- I'll give it a three.
- A two.
- A two, because I feel like you could practice that.
- Five, just because of how precise that had to be.
- (cameraman) The same three trucks with the blinkers synced.
- That's tight.
- Oh, okay. That's really cool.
- Honestly, I low key love it when that happens,
when all the cars, or at least two of the cars,
the blinkers are synced up, it just makes my heart happy.
- I've actually seen that before. I was on a road trip to Nevada
and there were three cars whose lights--
and it was the same car and they were Lexuses
and their lights all synced up. It was pretty crazy.
I'll give that a three.
- A one. If it is the identical vehicle,
they could set it up and try and time it.
- That's a one. There's so many cars out there
that models are the same.
- That's a two.
- If it was on purpose, maybe a one.
- That one's definitely a five because I'll probably
never see that again in my life.
- It's easily replicatable. I'm gonna give that a two.
- A four.
- What are the odds that three of the same truck
come to the same street in the same city
in the same state in the same country
in the same planet and have the same blinker on.
Five out of five.
- Oh, what's gonna happen?
- Oh, no way. Ah.
- That would have been so bad.
- Oh my God. Ah!
What are the freaking odds? That is such a five.
That car, whoo.
- A four.
- Okay, we gotta give another five.
- Three.
- A two. I feel like the right calculations,
you could feasibly recreate that.
- A four.
- It didn't not hit the car, so I'm gonna give it a two.
- A four. Also, why didn't he back up?
You see a giant rock coming towards you.
As soon as I started to see it start coming down,
I'd be like, no. Uh-uh, no.
- (FBE) So, as promised, you're now going to be playing
part of the first ever interactive episode
of Generations React. - All right.
This is exciting.
- I don't know what to expect, but this is gonna be tight.
- (FBE) You're gonna see quite a few familiar faces
in this episode. Now you get to decide
what you or your fellow cast members react to.
- Oh my gosh, I'm so excited for this.
What the heck?
- (FBE) We've been working really hard to make a bunch
of new interactive shows together with Eko,
which is a choice driven entertainment platform
where the audience is in control of what happens in the story
in a way that you can't really do on YouTube.
Eko is completely free. You can play on mobile, tablet,
or on your desktop. For those watching at home,
click the link in the description or go to HelloEko.com/FBE-X-Eko
to play now. We've already released
a couple other videos that you can check out
and we'll be releasing another ten interactive experiences
over the next few months that will be comedy series,
interview series, and satisfying series,
as well as making more of your favorite FBE shows
into interactive shows for the first time like this one,
Generations React. Ready to get started?
- Yes, let's do it.
- Yeah, I'm excited to see how this works.
- Title says "Generations Intereactive Impossible Odds."
- (reactor) Dude, this is so hard. - What?
They're all here. - (Jayka) What?
- Oh my God, I saw myself.
- This is so cool. It's like a little game.
- (FBE) So whenever you're ready, you can hit
that start button. - Oh, I do?
I get to do something? Okay.
Oh my God, this is so fun.
- I get to pick what we get to react to?
- Can I start? Okay, I'm gonna start.
- (Tori) Welcome to the very first interactive episode--
- Tori, so cute. Eric.
- (Eric) For this interactive version, you'll be getting
to make your own episode. - Oh, that's really cool.
- (FBE) Will it be this bottle cap challenge
or Mr. Beau-jenga.
- I did this. Yeah, I reacted to these videos.
- Which video do you think is better?
The bottle cap challenge, I remember that.
- That one for sure.
- Let's do this one. Teens, adults, or elders.
So I can see different people's reactions, basically.
- You get to pick what generation?
This is so cool.
- Do I wanna watch teens, adults, or elders?
Of course I'm gonna watch the elders.
- I gotta go with the elders because I just think
they'll be way more impressed with this.
- (Carson) Not bad. - Carson's not impressed, bro.
- (Carson) And a Jenga tower and make it form like that,
I could probably do that, too. - Dang, he always says
[bleep] like that. He's so funny.
- I feel like elders just have so much insight.
- (reactor) Now is it gonna show us they're not
all glued together, 'cause I'm also very cynical.
- Being very analytical.
- An it's empty. The fact that it didn't knock over.
- (Eric) He looks too smug. He's like, "Yeah, I did that."
I would be freaking out. - Eric would be freaking out.
Let's see what the elders think. Oh, not good enough for him.
I love it.
- (Mark) That was really, really good.
- See? Typical elder.
- (FBE) Do you wanna ask the reactors a follow up question
or go on to the final round?
- You get to ask questions? What?
I wanna ask a follow up question.
- (Carson) I'm talking a bunch of smack.
I probably couldn't do that. - Yeah, you couldn't.
- Oh my gosh, this is so crazy.
You're literally creating your own episode at home.
- That was so cool. You feel like you're
a part of it, which I think the viewers
at home are really gonna enjoy because they already
sort of feel familiar and they feel like
it's one big groups of people all doing and loving
the same kind of stuff and this just intensifies that.
- (FBE) So overall, what was this interactive
experience like for you today? - I mean, it was the first one,
so I liked it. I'd probably wanna do more now.
- It makes me feel like I'm doing something.
I'm participating in the episode, you know?
Which is like-- you usually don't get
that when you're just sitting and watching.
- It's kinda cool that I could watch them react to it.
I could pick the generation that's reacting.
That's really cool. I already get involved
into shows and into YouTube stuff,
so it'll be cool to actually be involved
in what I'm watching.
- I loved it. You get the reactions
you're maybe more curious about
by picking what age group you want or whatever's
more entertaining for you.
- Anybody who's into social media or YouTube
or anything like that is going to absolutely love this,
'cause you just actually are a part of it
and if you like it and you enjoy it,
you wanna be a part of it. This is cool.
- Hey guys, Vartuhi here, producer at FBE.
Did you guys like watching the generations play
Generations Intereactive? Well then why don't you
go play it for yourself right now on Eko
and be in control of all the reactors.
Make sure to check out the link in the description
and thank you for always supporting
what we do here at FBE. We couldn't do it without you.
Bye, guys.