(thump, screaming) (gasping and laughing)
- That was not the smartest thing in the world.
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Paintball mishaps,
skiing shenanigans,
and soccer and football
trick shots gone terribly wrong.
Today we are reacting to the medical scenes and injuries
of the boundary-pushing group of YouTubers
known as Sidemen.
Do they need to go to the hospital?
- I want someone to take me to the hospital.
- Will their antics require surgery?
I don't know, but we're about to find out.
Let's dive right in.
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Okay.
What are we drinking?
Don't know.
Okay.
(ball thumps) Oh!
(Harry screaming)
You can actually (whack)
dislocate a jaw
with that speed of the ball.
You can actually cause
tympanic membrane rupture
or an eardrum rupture.
If it hits the ear, (ball hitting)
you have to worry about a hematoma,
like the cauliflower ears
that a lot of
MMA fighters get.
- [Harry] So what this intro
was meant to be was me hitting the bucket of drinks
all over my mom.
But instead-
- Yeah. - Uh, yeah.
- If she was drinking something-
I've seen people get their tongues
(tongue crunching) lacerated by their own teeth
because they'd bite down on it.
There's a million different
things that could happen in these situations.
Nah, I don't think I'd put my mom in that situation.
- Right. Mark.
Put your head down.
- Okay
- And yeah...
- It's a paintball gun, air gun?
- 3,
2,
1 (paintball gun fires)
- Oh!
(screaming)
Oh! (beep)
(beep)
- An air, air shot. (screaming)
- Oh
Hitting right on the
midline at the spine.
Don't shoot the bone.
Hit the
soft tissue, the muscle.
You have these really strong
thick strap muscles on your back.
They're called your
paraspinal muscles.
You might as well use them.
(paintball gun fires) - Oh, no!
Paintball.
Oh!
- You definitely increase the risk
of actually getting fractures, especially this type of frame
and body where he doesn't have that much
adipose tissue
which is basically fat tissue.
They hit the spinous processes.
There's a chance he can potentially break them.
- Yeah. Two, one...
(paintball gun fires)
- Oh! (screaming)
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(laughing)
- You know, I wouldn't do it in front of the window
only because if you missed,
so you gonna break the window or not.
I don't know why people do this stuff.
If you gonna use a paintball gun
go play paintball
with your buddies.
It's more fun that way, versus just taking shots.
- Oh man.
Oh! Look at the welts. - [Harry] Oh, my god.
- Okay. - Ouch!
So, you're getting
a hematoma.
You're already getting some broken blood vessels
around that area.
They're gonna have some big bruises in the next couple days.
In medical terms, we call them
ecchymosis,
and it's gonna change from black to blue
to green and yellow, as it continues to heal.
(thumps and screams)
(gasps)
(laughing)
- That was not the smartest thing in the world.
You got the basketball hole
anywhere between 10 to 12 feet in the air.
He's probably up 15, 18 feet himself,
which
is three times your normal height.
So, hopefully if he was smart in his filming
that he has some sort of crash pad
underneath that he can land on
in case he fell off the roof.
- The first player to
drop the other participant
secures the money for the team, whilst the loser
does more show.
- Oh, oh
(feet stomping on the mat)
(cord snaps)
(screaming) (gasping)
- He's screaming
bloody you know what.
Because of the amount of pain.
You're popping blood vessels,
you're hitting the skin.
You have nerves to the skin,
you have nerves to underlying tissue.
So, it's gonna cause a lot of pain.
And it's gonna break a lot of
capillaries and blood vessels as well as
hematoma.
Hematoma is a collection of blood underneath
like a pocket versus the ecchymosis is just
the integration
of broken blood vessels within the tissue itself.
(screaming)
(chuckling) Oh, my gosh.
(beep)
(all exclaiming)
(laughing)
That is why
I don't do bungee jumping.
(record scratches)
I'm kidding about the bungee jumping.
They're very safe.
They do a lot of testing.
If you wanna do that, enjoy, go ahead.
Just make sure they have
good safety profile
and all their certifications
and pass all their safety tests.
But, ouch.
- Ouch.
- You gotta be careful.
I'm surprised they actually didn't fall forward.
And it was interesting because I think
the other guy knew it might snap
because he wasn't running
as hard.
(techno music)
- Oh! (laughing)
That looks so much fun.
It slams his head back.
That's whiplash. (smacks)
If there's enough stretch on the spinal cord
it can actually stretch it out.
You're gonna have some blood get in there.
You can have some inflammation.
You can
snap the transverse processes.
You can snap the spinous processes.
A lot of things that are not good
that can occur.
Add insult injury,
he nailed his tailbone,
AKA his coccyx.
This looks like grass or some sort of synthetic grass.
So, at least it has some sort of give to it.
But, it's still gonna hurt.
You increase the risk of
fracture versus dislocation
of that tailbone.
Oh no!
Oh no.
(screaming)
(crash)
(yelling) Whoa.
I have inappropriately
climbed the roof of my old house
when I was younger.
You have to be super careful.
This is really dangerous.
You can land,
you can snap an ankle.
You can break your calcaneus.
Don't do any of these things at your house,
it's not worth it.
(exclaiming)
- He lands on the roof with both feet on the car.
He actually ended up rolling with it.
So, I always tell people, if you are going to fall,
fall and roll to take some of the force out.
Look at all those people who do parkour.
- Hardcore parkour!
- Oh I'm so sorry.
(groaning noises)
(laughing)
- An abrasion burn to his elbow.
It hurts, it burns.
It's treated with Bacitracin antibiotic ointment
which you don't necessarily need right away
because there's no infection.
So, you can actually use like
Vaseline or something
that's like, petroleum based.
(intense music building)
- [Vik] It was at this moment that he knew,
he (beep) up.
- Oh, oh!
- Ugh! - Awe!
- Wow.
- Oh my gosh.
So, I don't know if any of you out there
ski or snowboard.
Landing on the hard pack snow,
no, not fun.
Definitely increase the risk of breaking something.
- [Narrator] Moments later.
- Broken collar bone.
- Oh! Clavicle fracture.
Ouch!
The clavicle sits right here in between your shoulder
and the manubrium.
When you land on your shoulder, you can cause a fracture
of the shoulder or a dislocation.
But if that stays intact, the force goes inward,
hits the clavicle.
The clavicle is super small
and it just goes- (whistle)
- Displaced, fractured.
- You can see how it's popped up and it's
pushing up on the top of the skin there.
That's actually a good x-ray.
- So, for this bad boy right here
I'm gonna have to have surgery, metal things inserted.
- So, the surgery that you're gonna have,
it's a metal bar,
that's gonna have some screws in it.
Basically a place holder.
Sometimes they can go
back in and remove it later.
Once the bone is hard enough.
- [Vik] Oh my, look at the size of that piece of metal.
- [Friend] So wait your, your collarbones here, ribcage.
- [Friend] Oh, my God.
- [Vik] And then there's three
massive nails. - [Friend] Oh, my god.
- [Friend] Like, do the nails really need to be that long.
- [Friend] Wait, what do you mean three? There's six.
- [Vik] Yeah. Three on the sides right here.
- Look at that hardware.
- Yeah.
- Actually, you can see the skin staples, as well.
See those little square looking things,
those are the staples to actually close the skin.
(laughing and exclaiming)
- Oh!
(laughing)
That is just messed up.
Oh! (laughing)
Talk about a potential for fractures.
You're not paying attention.
You're not aware, your body is relaxed
and all of a sudden, boom, you get nailed.
You're not
tensing up against it.
You're not ready for it.
Get ready.
Oh! (laughing and exclaiming)
The people in the bubbles as well.
Do they cause themselves any injuries
or is it just, you know, being surrounded by one big airbag?
Has anybody played with these things before?
Let me know in the comments
and let me know if I should go check it out.
These are really interesting, very different
but they are injuries
and these are things that people would actually
come to the emergency department for.
I could see somebody coming to the emergency department
for falls, for injuries, for whiplash, for lacerations
for large hematomas or even just pain.
And they just wanna get checked out.
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