If there was every any doubt, this video feat compilation proves that people are awesome.
It's a good thing that its right there in the title then, that 'People are Awesome.' This video is actually a sequel the original 55 million-view viral hit of people doing amazing feats that they probably couldn't replicate if they tried them another hundred times. Given that editor Dan Rice couldn't just call the video 'People are Awesome' again, so he gave it the natural name of 'People are Awesome: The Sequel.'
Not only is the feat compilation exciting, but impressive in the fact that some of these people survived these extreme moments. The video mostly focuses on athletic feats, but the fact that it's people pulling them off does confirm that, at the very least, the people in this video are pretty awesome in their own right.
Life-Threatening Stunt Videos
Extreme 'People are Awesome' Video Shows Folks Doing Amazing Stuff
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