(suspenseful music) - Recently Kia did the
first ever flat spin - Recently Kia did the
first ever flat spin 360° stunt jump a record that literally... Nobody asked for, or like at first glance understands what it means. So, we started looking into
more of these car world records, and it turns out that some of them just kind of seemed like publicity stunts. But, some of them are legitimately sick. Today we're going to look at a bunch of Guinness world records, set by car brands to decide if they're
legitimately impressive, or illegitimately depressives. And later in the video, we're going to set our
own real world record. Today I'm joined by, the
world record holding, Jeremiah Burton, tallest
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let's power back to the show. (happy individual musical notes) - Our first record comes
from a legendary car company. - Subaru. - In 2020, i.e; last year. Wait. - Yeah, that's a bad time to do this. - That's a bad time to do this. Subaru wanted to get in the record books. So they broke the extremely
coveted world record of largest parade of Subaru cars. But yes, the Subaru got seventeen hundred, and fifty one, Subarus... - All in a line. - To do a parade. So that they could break
this like, important record. But Subaru is not the only
company that does this. There's also a record
for largest parade... of GMCs. - Okay. - Mitsubishis. - Okay. - Ah, Ferraris. - Ooh. - Geelys.
- Uh huh. - If you look up car parade
on the Guinness website, there are literally hundreds of records. So I think we already know
the answer to this Jer. Is this record worthy,
of being documented, or should it go straight to home? - I think James that this should go straight to the depths of
H-E Double Hockey Sticks. - Yeah. I think this is super lame. (low vibration) Our next record involves a bunch of cars from the same brand, but... they stepped it up a notch. Brand? Nissan Middle East. The notch? Dancing. (giggles) - All right. - In 2018, Nissan middle
east, set the world record for largest, synchronized, car dance. - All right. - Using 180 Nissan patrols,
that drove around the desert, in the shape... Wait for it. (tense build up music) Of a fricking Falcon! (Falcon cry) - Woo!
- Yeah! - Hell yeah. - Sixth record for Nissan Middle East. (distant energetic music) One hundred eighty Nissan patrols. - Come on, come on. - Come on! Come on, man! We got to break the record, man! Oh! Yeah! Falcon! Yeah! We did it! Dude, I think we can all agree that that was the sickest thing
I've ever seen. 100% necessary. - I thought they were
going to flap their wings. - Yeah
- Y'know? They just painted a line, and they drove. Just opposite directions. - Right. There's no like,
marching band. I expected... - I was, I thought it was
gonna be marching band. - Yeah. I love how stoked everybody was. - They were super pumped. - I don't want to send
this one straight to hell. I think it's pretty cool,
but we're going to beat it. - It's in purgatory. - It's on earth.
- Okay. (ding) - Next record was set
by Jaguar Land Rover, in 2016 and has yet to be broken. And I dare you! To even try... and beat this record! The record? Longest vehicle seesaw
slash teeter-totter. Very important distinction.
Don't show upselling on the biggest teeter-totter,
instead of Seesaw, because it's wrong! Okay?! Basically they took
two land Rover Evoques, slapped them onto a big platform, and balanced them 45 feet... off the ground. In front of thirty thousand people. - why, who. Who would show.
Who would show up for that? - They spent over two months working with structural engineers to orchestrate this incredible stunt. - Incredible.
- Yeah. Yeah. - We're in the business of like, you know, entertaining people. This
isn't entertaining. Its. - It's very, very expensive. - It's very wasteful. - It doesn't make any sense at all. - I, 100% do not believe
30,000 people came to see this. (laughs) - No. - But it was on China?
- Yeah. - I think 30,000 people see everything. (laughs) - It had the opposite
effect of what they wanted. They wanted you to purchase the Land Rover and think they're cool. We'll never buy Land Rovers. - Boycott Land Rover Jaguar. - Yeah. - This is awful. This is
not only going to hell. I will never buy a Land Rover. (laughs) (aggressive low vibration) But this awesome Seesaw
wasn't Jaguar's first rodeo with world records
because Jaguar also holds the world's record for
largest loop the loop... In a car. The loop is 63 feet tall. - Dang.
- Okay. - I'm six, three.
- Yeah. - I'm not going to do the math on it, but I think that's 10 times as tall as me. - Yup. Well...
- Yeah. - The car and the driver withstood 6GS of force during this stunt. - Damn. - Which is more than, a space guy. - Imagine your weight right now. And then imagine it's six times that. - Yeah, that's like... - So, like if you're 200... - 600 pounds. - Yeah, yeah. 600 pounds. - Yeah, I got hollow bones. The driver spent two months of intense physical preparation. So he didn't lose consciousness
while driving upside down. I think this is so sick. We
got the fireworks on there. - Yep.
- I think it's rad as hell. - Yeah. It's actually
showing the car do something. - Yeah. And it's an
SUV. So it's surprising. - Right. - A big loop is a record
that makes sense to me. - Mhm. - It's like a real life Hot Wheels track. - Yeah. - I think this is legit. - Yeah, for sure. It was great. - Don't boycott Jaguar. (positive ding) And this next record is
also an impressive stunt, but you probably wouldn't expect
it to be in a record book. Talking about farthest,
reverse, ramp jump. - Dude. - Is that Rob Dyrdek? - Yeah. That's Rob Dyrdek car. So the Peterson has this car in the vault, and they are like. Hey,
you guys want this car? And we were like, for frees? (laughing) And we were going to use it for something, but we didn't end up getting it. - Yeah. There's like two of them. - Yeah. There's two. There was one that was a kick flip car. - Oh yeah. - And then the reverse, uh, jump car. So cars currently owned
by that dude in blue, check out his YouTube channel,
not a sponsor, just a fan. So there's an episode about
this jump on fantasy factory, but he jumped 89 feet in reverse. - Pretty impressive. I get their thinking, that's like. Hey, if we were to jump
a car forward for this, that's scary. - That's very far. - That's very far, but reverse... - Lot shorter!
- Lot shorter! - I think this is harking back to like, legitimate like, carny stuff.
- Mhm. - Like Evel Knievel. - That's what I was gonna say. This is like old school Evel Knievel. - Right. Traveling around the
country, doing crazy stuff. So I think this is legitimately sick. (positive ding) Hold on. I've just received word that the world record officiator
has entered the building. - Hello chap, me is the
world record checker. Me heard there is a world record going on. Maybe point me to the way? - So stay tuned to see
the incredible record that we will attempt at
the end of this video. I guarantee you... It will be a doozy. This next record is hotly contested. Everyone wants a piece of this record. - A pie. Obviously, I'm referring to... The heaviest aircraft.
pulled by a production car. A long time ago, Volkswagen
set this record with a Touareg. Then it was broken by, our
boys, the Nissan patrol. Then, it was finally broken again. By a Porsche Cayenne S turbo. This PP Cayenne... pulled about 189 ton airbus A380. pulled about 189 ton airbus A380. A full 100 feet. A full 100 feet. - Dang. (laughter) Yeah, that's a big boy. That's one of the ones
when like it flies over, and all the boys are like. Yo! - So I'm leaning into this
thing, and this is pretty legit. - I think it was pretty cool. - Okay. Yeah. All right, cool. But also, have you ever seen the things that actually pull airplanes around? They look like forklifts. I'm like cool. But also... - We built a vehicle. - We built a guy for that, so. Pulling an airplane? Legit.
- Legit record. - Totally cool. (positive ding) Don't confuse that record with
the heaviest weight pulled by an electric car, which also
involved pulling an airplane. This was set by the Tesla model X and the plane was only 143 tons. - What was the other one? How much did it weigh? A hundred and eighty nine. - Hundred eighty nine tons? - You can tell that this
plane is like a little punk. - I think it's legit, but I do think they should've pulled a bigger plane. - Yeah ,they should
have put a bigger plane. - I'm a little upset with Tesla. - It's a little bush league. - It's the same spirit of the other one. We're just upset with Tesla. - Yeah, it's the same spirit,
but it's like spirit airlines. (laughs) If you're going to tow a
plane, tow a bigger plane. - Yeah.
- All I'm saying. - Yeah. (low vibration) - If you're watching this
channel, you might like drifting. And a couple of years ago, BMW set the world record for greatest, cumulative distance a
vehicle drift in eight hours. - Wow.
- On a wet surface. There's a lot of qualifiers
there. So believe it or not, this is actually a record that
has been set several times. The old record was 90
miles, but BMW is like. Hold mine stain Einstein.
- Ooh. - But then they drifted... Two hundred... And thirty two... Point five miles. In an M5. Can you imagine
being in that car? - I mean, it's the marathon of drifting. - You think, he would have
to pee pee in the car? - Eight hours? Of course.
- Yeah. - He could probably not poopoo,
but he definitely peepeed. - He probably didn't have to poopoo. He probably planned for it. - He prob-, he could've. - His diet for like days before
probably went into his plan. The most impressive part beyond the peepee and the
poopoo, and the eating. Was that they refueled
the car multiple times, during this eight hour stunt. - I see that. I see the guy. - Just like a fighter jet. - I remember they made a promo about this. Hey, how big was the track? Do you know? Was it like a little tight circle? - At least one little
tight circle, all right? I don't know why we would
do this, but it's cool. It's hard.
- It is hard. It is a feat. Anything you
do for eight hours is hard. I mean it's sick. - Sick!
- It's pretty sick! - It's pretty sick! Legitimately sick. - Legitimately sick.
- Legitimately sick. (positive ding) - We're about to get into
straight up top speed... - All right. - Records.
- Now we're talking. - Yup. Just like everything
else on this list, is simple fastest car record. Wouldn't be complicated,
and not enough qualifiers, for example, a completely normal and not
at all grueling world record with the fastest side wheelie
lap of the Nurburgring. So this dude drove a
mini Cooper on two wheels down the entire Nurburgring. He didn't know the
Nurburgring is 13 miles long and has 73 turns. And he
drove an entire lap like this. But it took over 45 minutes. - It's like the fastest lap in the rain. Guess what? did they have. They broke in six or set,
six second mark. Right? He took his time. - 40 minutes. - 45 minutes. - I can't dude. Just like. (quiet elevator music) - I mean perhaps to them, but I think this guy just does this, this guy's a two side wheel
driver and he could probably do this wherever the hell he wanted to. - Right. And he was like, you know what I want to do? Let's do it at the Nurburgring.
There's not a record. - Right, and I'll set the record, and no one else is going to give... - I mean, respect. - Respect.
- You know what I mean? - Am I going to go tomorrow?
Start training for this? No. (low vibration) Okay. So now for a land speed record, that actually matters. Earlier this year, the Porsche Taycan
achieved the fastest speed achieved by a vehicle. Indoors. - Woah, - Which sounds kind of silly, at first. - Yeah.
- But if you think about it, you're introducing a lot more stuff. - Right. - You're like speeding towards a dead end. - Right. Right. You have to stop. Stopping is part of the equation. - So apparently, the normal
outside land speed record is 763 miles per hour. And that was too hard. - Porsche was just like. We can't. - Yeah.
- We can't do that. - So you want to take this inside bro? Hey buddy, you want to take this inside?! - To break the previous
record The P-Car needed to be at a stand still
at the beginning, and! The end of the run. And the entire thing
needed to be in sight. So they couldn't just like
rip out of the garage door. They did this at the new
Orleans convention center, which is a pretty big building, but the floors are super slippery. And the dude who set the record said: It was like driving on ice
straight towards a wall. And he ended up sending
it 102.65 miles per hour. - That's pretty sick.
- I'm into this. - I honestly think the sketchiness
of the floor adds to like the like scare factor, which is. - Yeah, and the columns man. - Dude, Evel Knievel. Remember
an Evel Knievel jumped that, uh, fountains at Caesars? And then ran into the ****ing column? - Yeah. - Yeah. Like that, like wreck them. - Anytime there's like death involved. It's a real world record. - Yeah. This is legitimate.
- Yeah. (positive ding) - Speaking of legitimate world records. I just want to remind you guys
that I'm about to set one. - And it's legit cause he could die. - I could.
- So, stay tuned. We have reached our final world record, perhaps the most outrageous,
the most extreme. Dare I say the most unbreakable
one on this entire list? I'm talking about the
fastest car in space. The Tesla Roadster. Now you guys probably
remember when Elon Musk launched the Roadster into space with the Falcon heavy
rocket a few years ago. We made a video home where we tried to launch our own 1/64th
scale Tesla into space. But Guinness world
records actually put this, in their record book,
for achieving a speed of twenty four thousand, nine hundred and forty two miles per hour. I think that it's cool. That
Elon launched a car into space. - That is cool. And he put his own car. His own car that he built. - That he made, yeah. - That he made. - Into space.
- Into a rocket, that he also made, and
launched it into space. - Insane. - That's cool. I think a
kid's going to see that back. Oh, that car went 24,000 miles. Well, it wasn't powered.
You know what I'm saying? - Yeah, you're lying to kids. Like if I could launch
a Stocky in a space. - That'd be sick. - Or like a Nolan.
- Yeah. - Or like our streaming.
- Oh, that'd be. - Or like our million sub button. The fact that he launched a car in a space is legitimately sick. - Pretty sick. - I think the records goofy. - Goofy as record. - Yeah. So that record
is legitimately goofy. (mouth fart) (fart) I'm sick of just talking about records. So now we're going to
go set our own record, right here at the Inglewood
propulsion laboratory with our world famous. Race car Jetta. The most beans, shot
out of a MK Three Jetta, next to an airport, on a Friday. Let's go Jer. (intense dramatic music) (distant crowd cheering) (clapping and cheering) (intense dramatic music) - Silence please. James
Pumphrey will attempt to shoot the most beans out of a Mark3 Jetta, next to an airport, on a Friday. Now, Mr. Pumphrey. No funny business. You hear me? (crowd counts down) - Give it the beans! (slow, dramatic, intense music) (glorious victory music) (fast whirring) (engine roar) (laughter) (fast whirring) (engine roar) (laughter) (loud engine revving up and down) (clapping and cheering) (laughter) (loud engine revving up and down) (loud engine rapidly revving up and down) (laughter) - Oh! The bean juice!
There is the bean juice! - The check engine light came on. - Yeah, they don't usually like all that. - You shot the furthest bean out. - Yeah, how far is that? (suspenseful intense music) - 34.2 feet. A new record. To the one, James Pumphrey. (children cheering mechanically) Congratulations sir. - Thank you. I just want to thank all of my sponsors. Donut media. (Slow trumpet call) (Slow trumpet call) (Slow trumpet call) (distant tape rolling) - Hanging in your garage, hanging in your bedroom
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