VR Fails That WILL Make u Laugh

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1. 2:16 how tf do you even manage to do this accidentally???

2. 5:10 that's the skyscraper level in Battle Arena VR. That level is a trip

3. 3:40

4. Just buy a circle rug. You could tell if you got out of the playing zone if you got out of the rug. This should prevent people from hitting walls or other people.

5. Me saving 3/4 of my money for a year to buy a quest 2 and seeing these people destroying their headsets running into a wall be like T-T

6. If you want entertainment, get someone ELSE one of these

7. 2:24 I just get mad about this like find a way to keep the cable away

8. The dad tells the kid to run in that small space and didnt stop him when he headed towards the TV .. what did he think would happen?

9. Blk dnt use safety guidelines

10. Where are the straps

11. I always want a vr

12. WHHHHYY

13. The last one has great acting

14. That guy recording “I think you just.. broke your tv” when it’s clearly already broken.. oh the poor guy that just bought it

15. That girl swinging it out in the start is by far the funniest

16. Definitely not worth it

17. 5:00 bassicly me when i have to play in the kitchen cuz my dad is watching tv

18. and thats why u dont disable guardian

    facebook totally isnt hiding anything hmmm

19. honestly this is hilarious

20. ive hurt myself multiple times and i still dont learn lol, i threw a tomato at a random person and smashed my fist into the wall.

21. 7:20 I LOVE THE YELLING

22. Not everyone can have a dedicated room or space for this. My VR is in a 18×20 foot space with a vaulted ceiling that starts 9.5 feet and peaks at 17.5 feet. The screen is a 63" LCD set into one side of the vaulted ceiling (completely out of reach) and all the furniture in that room is two different sets of L-shaped sectionals opposite and facing the screen. Track lighting along the the peak of the vault. There is a huge 14' tall 9' wide bay window behind the sectionals (where we put the xmas tree) So it's safe. The side window directly in the center of the outside wall and the bannister and railing of the staircase opposite it are really the only risk factors. Hardwood floor with a 12×14 rug in the center. Leave the rug and you are leaving the safe zone.

23. 1:12, Leah is on some stripping tip….

24. I was almost dead laughing

25. Imagine giving this to Amish people

26. 2:20 ufff

27. Most of those tvs could have been saved.

28. VR's 1st casualty: TV

29. the only way the is possible and safe padded room TV on the ceiling

30. Sheesh, that mom is nuts. 3:28

31. Good video funny

32. Vr is very profitable thing for tv manufacturers

33. 7:07 is killing me. Man’s trying to escape something lol.

34. Leah was going for his

35. please more hahahah xD

36. Stop talking, you Sound Hella depressed

37. 1:27 fake af

    Door already off hinges and why would you play VR in such an enclosed space with corners of the wall pointed towards you.

38. 2:16 tho

39. Good lord, hahaha

40. This is why you don’t play VR near:
    -TVs
    -Ceiling fans that are too low
    -Enclosed spaces
    -Fragile items near you
    -People near you

    Unless you have the awareness needed to not jump into TVs, be careful of where you play

41. 3:03 this guy literally fell off the tower hahahaha.

42. The people in this video are the type of people to watch tik tok. Also, I play superhot like that. It works so I see no reason not to.

43. Oh I have a talk with people who use my VR, Plus draw the spray painted line to show how far your going in VR world so don't have to replace thousands of dollars in TVs wall repair , stereo's and medical bills. Give yourself proper vertical height so you don't hit fans and even place small pillows on your spray painted boundary line. Nother tip people it's no real it's virtual reality. Also to much then take off head set. These videos are very funny but senseless.

44. Oh cool you added ishowspedd

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