OMG! So not fake! I have a friend in Richmond who is building a house using this technique. He's also growing a garden of corn so high, almost to an elephant's eye, so he and his lady can get busy in the back yard.
Yes, we all can guess it's fake, but to be honest, I was amused. The slow-mo at the end did make me stop for a sec, since slow-mo usually kills most fakes. My biggest complaint is that he made the cut too close to the actual line, it would have been better if it had been off, or croaked in some way.
Up next, a man uses kittens as a blasting agent; says he was inspired by a video "where a guy uses toilet paper rolls and candles to launch a 300 lb satellite into orbit"
It's unfortunate how a fake lame video can get so much attention while a great deal of other decent posts go uncommented on. Right now I'm regretting the fact I'm leaving a comment, but I figured it had to be said.
@Brock_Lee
You might as well ask why those Mentos commercials were so bad. It's a marketing technique, and you have proven it works.
WTF
1) Use a cheap camera like everyone else instead of high quality, super expensive TV equipment.
2) Don't add any sound effects.
3) Most of all; WHY WOULD YOU MIC. EVERYONE IN THE SHOT?!?!? That never happens in spur-of-the-moment, real videos!!!
Or for those who aren't idiots, SAWDUST.
@Brock_Lee
You might as well ask why those Mentos commercials were so bad. It's a marketing technique, and you have proven it works.