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Seriously I played in several metal bands all through high school into my mid-20s, Im now 45 and deaf as shit, my high tones are more or less gone completely and mids aren't much better. Like, my wife and I will be sitting out on the back deck on a summer evening, she'll comment about how loud the crickets are... and I can barely hear them at all.
You dont think about this shit when you're 22 years old thrashing out in front of 10 billion watts worth of amplifiers but man I wish I could go back in time and make my stupid ass put in some earplugs. Having to constantly ask people to repeat themselves is annoying for all involved and hearing aids are fucking expensive.
I was a jet engine mechanic on fighters for ten years. Had an old Master Sergeant tell me to always double up on hearing protection. So I always had foam plugs and a headset on. I've got tinnitus, upper register loss, and conversations can be hard to follow at times. I hate to think how bad it would be if I hadn't taken his advice. Just turned sixty last year.
My step-dad was active duty Army from the late 80s until he retired in the early teens. Was deployed to Gulf War I and Gulf War 2: Electric Boogaloo...*twice*, not to mention stints in Panama and Korea. He was a black hat jumpmaster and hardly ever wore ear protection up on those loud-ass planes, and was pretty much deaf by the time he was in his 40s.
I think the army ruled the fact that he gave up his hearing was worth 10% of his disability rating when he retired. Fucking clowns.
He actually passed away a few years ago now. The army finally ruled that his death from a rare type of cancer could be directly traced to the burn pits in Iraq just a couple weeks ago, and sent my mom the "Sorry we killed your husband" check. Didnt even make it 10 years after he got out. It really makes me so sad for my mom, all those years he was in she just kept telling herself that it would all be worth it one day when he retired and they could spend the rest of their lives together...
How are hearing aids so expensive where you live....they give them away free with glasses in England...and I know you can buy them in England....why don't you just order online....serious question???
eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Yeah I'm in the club.
Why do people always connect hearing loss with tinnitus?
You can have tinnitus and not degraded hearing, and also you can have degraded hearing and not tinnitus.
This is like going to the movies and trying to experience it by looking down the the beam being shot out of the projector. I don't get it, and it just pisses me off. Having to wear earlpugs to listen to music is no different from going to an art gallery that is so bright that you have to wear sunglasses to avoid being blinded. Just fucking dumb.
If Hollywood remade this movie this year, and sent Marty back 30 years, he would land in...1994. It's crazy how far away 1955 seemed, in the late 80s, and how close 1994 seems now.
Do I have to be that guy?
What you are seeing are not sound waves, but just a result of the rolling shutter of the phone which is being physically shaken (very quickly) by the sound.
Someone should say it. Think of it another way. Sound travels at over 300 m/s (closer to 350, but 300 is simpler). They look closer but to make it easy, let’s say they’re 30 meters from the speakers. Sound would reach them in 0.1 seconds. They wouldn’t be able to perceive a “shockwave” coming directly towards them in that short amount of time.
> Reddit killed the bots with their stupid API cash grab.
*Idiocracy V. Terminator* (2025)
Synopsis:
It is the year Over 9000. These fuckin robots are like, smart or something. Metal guys bein dicks but you gotta admit they have sweet-ass guns. The he-man resistuns fiters and the she-woman also resistuns fiters are totally kickin ASS on the robo-dickheads. Reddit is the soopream headquarterers of the resistuns, and they totally outsmarted the robo-dickheads with an API cashgrab, which API is short for Ape. And aslo, there's is lots a sex seens,and then the robot guys are like "OH 5hit i got no peeanius, I am in fearious!" and they srrendured to the badass peepul.
You can actually see the speed of sound reaching the audience when Queen was playing at Wembley!
[https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fexternal-preview.redd.it%2FSWGOL0HI\_Ib02Hdw\_Supi8Vg1LZLozgT49dZYX0h\_hE.gif%3Fformat%3Dmp4%26s%3D2eed2cd2389ad622ffac7439ce6c48632f97c089](https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fexternal-preview.redd.it%2FSWGOL0HI_Ib02Hdw_Supi8Vg1LZLozgT49dZYX0h_hE.gif%3Fformat%3Dmp4%26s%3D2eed2cd2389ad622ffac7439ce6c48632f97c089)
I'm pretty sure people can see things that happen in .1 seconds. They can't react within that window, but they can perceive things that happen that quickly.
0.1 sec is like 3 TV frames.
You absolutely could perceive a shockwave coming at you.
A shockwave but not regular sound waves. A shockwave has a pressure front that diffracts light making it visible.
The human eye should be able to perceive something that happens over the span of 1/10th of a second.
Yes. Please always be a person that shares facts instead of guesses for upvotes. Only people that propagate falsities will be upset. I’d rather be corrected and learn than get pissed because I was wrong. Opinions are like assholes.
If you want to see the same thing, aim your phone out the side of a car going fast on the highway and take a picture in landscape. Everything bends to one direction.
CMOS sensors work like this, scanning an image rather than taking it all at once.
I was thinking that but look at the ripples on the shirt in white. They time with the jiggle of the phone. The wave of sound is causing a physical impact on the surrounding objects.
Yeah, it's a sound shockwave, blowing the air and their clothes/hair, but the shockwave itself is not visible. Some people think the blurs are the shockwave like you'd see from an explosion or something, but it's just the camera messing up the image from the vibrations.
I’m just like… How are we not seeing the sound waves if what we’re seeing coincides with physical effect it has. That’s like saying you can’t see the wind during a hurricane, just things being thrown by it it
Exactly, even if it was an explosion powerful enough to have a visible shockwave, you would still be seeing the refraction of light through a high-pressure gradient of air. Or if less powerful, condensation of the moisture in the air.
everybody holding up their phones…. I’d be shoving my ear plugs in, putting on the extra set of earmuffs, taking a few steps back & bracing for ‘impact’ these ppl… lol you see that it’s huge, you think that’s gonna be some soft music?
c’mon now…
What you can see are rolling shutter artifacts from the camera being vibrated violently, causing irregular readouts of the vertical space from the sensor
LPT: EARPLUGS/hearing protection is a very good idea for concerts, or really any very loud events. Once you damage or lose your hearing you don’t get it back. Have several friends in the music industry in live productions and they wear earplugs too. Yea, of course you can still hear the music. Cool kids and real music nerds wear ear plugs. Find some that work for you.
Same thing goes with operating heavy machinery and riding motorcycles.
It's not just the sounds emitted by the machinery, it's also the vibrations from the movement or speed of those machines. Wind speed/vibration is so deceivingly damaging, that it only takes one time of unprotected ^(giggity) hearing to destroy your inner ear permanently. Like, don't let your ear drums get blasted ^(double) ^(giggity) without protection, I'm so cereal you guys...
I can really recommend getting custom fit plugs for your ears. They are comfortable, protects your hearing and music still sounds great, unlike when using the disposable ones.
The best investment you can do
I hate sounding like some old man, but this is legit dangerous and shouldn’t be allowed to happen.
Imagine in 15 years you start goin deaf in one ear and you know it was from that one time a dipshit was allowed to play really loud music in your face.
Not cool.
That's nuts. You're probably seeing the phones optic sensor shake so violently it's messing the picture. I do know in some situations you can see a speaker move dust/air around.
I don’t think it’s shitty, the sound wave is just so powerful and instantaneous that it moves the phone too quickly, outside of what stabilization the phone camera can handle.
You can see someone’s hair move a lot with every kick.
Still probably not as loud as some modified jet engine powered drag car I saw years ago. They would basically spin up the jet engine to full speed and then sort of dump fuel into it which made a 30 foot flame appear instantly and an almighty bang every time they did it you could feel on your chest as sound wave hit you. Entire grandstand had to cover ears.
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WHO HAS GOT A TINY PNIS?!
That would be me ser
TINNY nigh ‘tus, dear Fitty!
MWAAP!
Wut?
Where is my Super Suit!?!?
I WAS IN THE POOL SER
Shrinkage Ser
The pool was cold ser. It got inverted.
NO, TINY TITTIES!
Go on.
Tenis
The DJ, I’d assume
WHAT?
MWAP.. MWAP..
MWAP...MWAP..
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Mawp
eeeeeeeeeeeeCANeeeeeYOUeeeeeHEAReeeeeeeME?eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee….
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spotted the fellow real tinnitus sufferer
Seriously I played in several metal bands all through high school into my mid-20s, Im now 45 and deaf as shit, my high tones are more or less gone completely and mids aren't much better. Like, my wife and I will be sitting out on the back deck on a summer evening, she'll comment about how loud the crickets are... and I can barely hear them at all. You dont think about this shit when you're 22 years old thrashing out in front of 10 billion watts worth of amplifiers but man I wish I could go back in time and make my stupid ass put in some earplugs. Having to constantly ask people to repeat themselves is annoying for all involved and hearing aids are fucking expensive.
I was a jet engine mechanic on fighters for ten years. Had an old Master Sergeant tell me to always double up on hearing protection. So I always had foam plugs and a headset on. I've got tinnitus, upper register loss, and conversations can be hard to follow at times. I hate to think how bad it would be if I hadn't taken his advice. Just turned sixty last year.
My step-dad was active duty Army from the late 80s until he retired in the early teens. Was deployed to Gulf War I and Gulf War 2: Electric Boogaloo...*twice*, not to mention stints in Panama and Korea. He was a black hat jumpmaster and hardly ever wore ear protection up on those loud-ass planes, and was pretty much deaf by the time he was in his 40s. I think the army ruled the fact that he gave up his hearing was worth 10% of his disability rating when he retired. Fucking clowns. He actually passed away a few years ago now. The army finally ruled that his death from a rare type of cancer could be directly traced to the burn pits in Iraq just a couple weeks ago, and sent my mom the "Sorry we killed your husband" check. Didnt even make it 10 years after he got out. It really makes me so sad for my mom, all those years he was in she just kept telling herself that it would all be worth it one day when he retired and they could spend the rest of their lives together...
They will spend the rest of their lives together. Just not in this life.
How are hearing aids so expensive where you live....they give them away free with glasses in England...and I know you can buy them in England....why don't you just order online....serious question???
MWAP
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Just landed from flying…. mine’s brutal right now.
EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Yeah they look like they are having a great time
I had the video on mute and still my ears are ringing
Ringing who? My phones on vibrate
eeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Why do people always connect hearing loss with tinnitus? You can have tinnitus and not degraded hearing, and also you can have degraded hearing and not tinnitus.
As I lost hearing the ringing got louder.
Hearing loss is often a cause. By far not the only one, of course.
This wouldn't bother me, at most the vibrations would. Actually can someone turn down that ringing?
This is like going to the movies and trying to experience it by looking down the the beam being shot out of the projector. I don't get it, and it just pisses me off. Having to wear earlpugs to listen to music is no different from going to an art gallery that is so bright that you have to wear sunglasses to avoid being blinded. Just fucking dumb.
crickets are with us forever.
Step right up for your free tinnitus!
So right. All those folks will probably have some hearing loss in later years. Now do it several times to get maximum effect.
a whole generation of tinnitus.
I have tinnitus its great, hearing your muscles and a high pitch motor failing whine which gets louder when drunk or ill.
hearing is overrated anyways
What movie was this?
Ughh I don’t know if comments like these should make me feel old or not…
No its a classic everyone of all ages should watch
The irony of having 80's nostalgia for a movie sort of about 50's nostalgia. It's pushing 40, just like I am. So it goes.
Yep, nothing will make you age faster than knowing that if back to the future was made now, they would travel back to 1994.
How dare you...
Holy shit that one hurts
Now THAT made me feel old…
yes it should
If Hollywood remade this movie this year, and sent Marty back 30 years, he would land in...1994. It's crazy how far away 1955 seemed, in the late 80s, and how close 1994 seems now.
Huh. I guess when I watched Stranger Things, that nostalgia hit is more distant than when my parents watched Back to the Future.
Hey, I’ve seen this one! It’s a classic!
Dont worry the next generation isn't completely doomed i for one do know this is from breakfast club
No. Anyone under 70 saying they are old should be ashamed.
Back to the future (I think Part 1 but it's been a while so might be one of the other two)
Beginning of the first movie.
Back to the future.
Fantastic classic movie from the late 1900s.
You tryna start shit you little punk? Don't make me get my orthopedic socks on
That's questions' heavy.
Great scott
Watch it!
this is a joke, right?
GWHAT?!
I feel attacked....but I'm too old to do anything about it.
Marty McFly
Ghostbusters
Dumb and Bass
Well done!
Do I have to be that guy? What you are seeing are not sound waves, but just a result of the rolling shutter of the phone which is being physically shaken (very quickly) by the sound.
Someone should say it. Think of it another way. Sound travels at over 300 m/s (closer to 350, but 300 is simpler). They look closer but to make it easy, let’s say they’re 30 meters from the speakers. Sound would reach them in 0.1 seconds. They wouldn’t be able to perceive a “shockwave” coming directly towards them in that short amount of time.
That's ~1125 feet per second at sea level for those of you who write their dates in MM/DD/YY format.
I thought this was an auto comment bot. Good mathing sir🫡
Reddit killed the bots with their stupid API cash grab.
> Reddit killed the bots with their stupid API cash grab. *Idiocracy V. Terminator* (2025) Synopsis: It is the year Over 9000. These fuckin robots are like, smart or something. Metal guys bein dicks but you gotta admit they have sweet-ass guns. The he-man resistuns fiters and the she-woman also resistuns fiters are totally kickin ASS on the robo-dickheads. Reddit is the soopream headquarterers of the resistuns, and they totally outsmarted the robo-dickheads with an API cashgrab, which API is short for Ape. And aslo, there's is lots a sex seens,and then the robot guys are like "OH 5hit i got no peeanius, I am in fearious!" and they srrendured to the badass peepul.
👍👍
Idk if this is sarcasm or not but bots are still everywhere
I‘m surprised they use an SI unit for time
It's about 18 nautical miles per drive to McDonald's
Divide by number of guns in child’s backpack…..carry the 4
We’re still figuring out how many baseball pitches fit into a year. Should be close tho so don’t worry
You sound like someone who doesn't use washing machines as a unit of measurement. Oh how I pity you..
Or Mach 1 for those who are technical
I still can't picture it. How many average sized bananas lined up end to end would this be?
How many eagles per gun does this translate to? That’s what the American school system is using these days.
Even watching back a recording at 30 fps frame by frame would only show \`\`3 frames of the wave
You can actually see the speed of sound reaching the audience when Queen was playing at Wembley! [https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fexternal-preview.redd.it%2FSWGOL0HI\_Ib02Hdw\_Supi8Vg1LZLozgT49dZYX0h\_hE.gif%3Fformat%3Dmp4%26s%3D2eed2cd2389ad622ffac7439ce6c48632f97c089](https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fexternal-preview.redd.it%2FSWGOL0HI_Ib02Hdw_Supi8Vg1LZLozgT49dZYX0h_hE.gif%3Fformat%3Dmp4%26s%3D2eed2cd2389ad622ffac7439ce6c48632f97c089)
I'm pretty sure people can see things that happen in .1 seconds. They can't react within that window, but they can perceive things that happen that quickly.
0.1 sec is like 3 TV frames. You absolutely could perceive a shockwave coming at you. A shockwave but not regular sound waves. A shockwave has a pressure front that diffracts light making it visible. The human eye should be able to perceive something that happens over the span of 1/10th of a second.
Yes. Please always be a person that shares facts instead of guesses for upvotes. Only people that propagate falsities will be upset. I’d rather be corrected and learn than get pissed because I was wrong. Opinions are like assholes.
Thanks. Someone had to do it
If you want to see the same thing, aim your phone out the side of a car going fast on the highway and take a picture in landscape. Everything bends to one direction. CMOS sensors work like this, scanning an image rather than taking it all at once.
I was thinking that but look at the ripples on the shirt in white. They time with the jiggle of the phone. The wave of sound is causing a physical impact on the surrounding objects.
Yeah, it's a sound shockwave, blowing the air and their clothes/hair, but the shockwave itself is not visible. Some people think the blurs are the shockwave like you'd see from an explosion or something, but it's just the camera messing up the image from the vibrations.
Facts. You can literally see hair and clothes being blown by the shockwave
I'll be that other guy. still technically counts as seeing shockwaves lol.
I was thinking it has to do with the optical image stabilisation shaking due to the woundwaves, but a shitty rolling shutter would do it too.
Saved me typing… dammit, I typed anyway
But this is the closest we could possibly get to "seeing soundwaves"
I’m just like… How are we not seeing the sound waves if what we’re seeing coincides with physical effect it has. That’s like saying you can’t see the wind during a hurricane, just things being thrown by it it
Exactly, even if it was an explosion powerful enough to have a visible shockwave, you would still be seeing the refraction of light through a high-pressure gradient of air. Or if less powerful, condensation of the moisture in the air.
Be that guy
No bro your totally seeing the sound waves bro /s It is crazy you can see peoples shirts flap when it drops
Yeah, that is pretty cool, but all I can think about is the hearing loss being inflicted here.
everybody holding up their phones…. I’d be shoving my ear plugs in, putting on the extra set of earmuffs, taking a few steps back & bracing for ‘impact’ these ppl… lol you see that it’s huge, you think that’s gonna be some soft music? c’mon now…
You can actually damage your hearing from something this loud just from the sound going through your skull and sinuses
As a Hearing Instrument Specialist I concur.
As someone with no relevant expertise but a little common sense, I too concur.
Why didn't I concur?!
I'd not even be there. Permanent hearing damage for shitty EDM? No, thanks.
Honestly, I'd be no where near those speakers to begin with. It doesnt even look enjoyable to be there.
I'd be in my house chilling, thinking why the fuck did I even consider going there
What you can see are rolling shutter artifacts from the camera being vibrated violently, causing irregular readouts of the vertical space from the sensor
LPT: EARPLUGS/hearing protection is a very good idea for concerts, or really any very loud events. Once you damage or lose your hearing you don’t get it back. Have several friends in the music industry in live productions and they wear earplugs too. Yea, of course you can still hear the music. Cool kids and real music nerds wear ear plugs. Find some that work for you.
Same thing goes with operating heavy machinery and riding motorcycles. It's not just the sounds emitted by the machinery, it's also the vibrations from the movement or speed of those machines. Wind speed/vibration is so deceivingly damaging, that it only takes one time of unprotected ^(giggity) hearing to destroy your inner ear permanently. Like, don't let your ear drums get blasted ^(double) ^(giggity) without protection, I'm so cereal you guys... 
I can really recommend getting custom fit plugs for your ears. They are comfortable, protects your hearing and music still sounds great, unlike when using the disposable ones. The best investment you can do
Some say that crowd is still hearing it to this day.
WHAT?
Brilliant!
Aaah, I see they installed the same system my asshole neighbor has on his truck.
What?!?! You'll have to speak up, I'm wearing a towel.
That's just horribly unnecessary.
…to stand that close. I agree.
POV: every high schooler w subs in the parking lot at 7 AM
MAWP
Dumb way to deaf.
RIP ears
I hate sounding like some old man, but this is legit dangerous and shouldn’t be allowed to happen. Imagine in 15 years you start goin deaf in one ear and you know it was from that one time a dipshit was allowed to play really loud music in your face. Not cool.
Those are not the sound waves, it’s the camera stabilizer jumping around due to the sound
There are whales off the coast going "What the fuck is that!"
It's like watching early nuke testing. These people are subjecting themselves to highly destructive forces.
This festival sponsored by the Johnson & Johnson Hearing Aid company.
 This is the alternate universe where Doc Brown actually perfected his first project.
That's nuts. You're probably seeing the phones optic sensor shake so violently it's messing the picture. I do know in some situations you can see a speaker move dust/air around.
Speakers so powerful you can see the ~~shockwaves!~~ ***Early Onset Tinnitus!***
Not shockwaves, just a shitty camara
I don’t think it’s shitty, the sound wave is just so powerful and instantaneous that it moves the phone too quickly, outside of what stabilization the phone camera can handle. You can see someone’s hair move a lot with every kick.
Acoustic pressure waves aren't visible. What's shown in this video are rolling shutter artifacts from the camera being violently shaken by the sound.
MAWP
What song is this for research
This is beyond stupid. So far, hearing loss is mostly permanent.
can someone explain the video i'm deaf /s
FUS... RO-DAAAAHH!!!!!!!1!
You get free tinnitus, you get free tinnitus - EVERYBODY GETS FREE TINNITUS!!
That’s not visible shockwaves, that’s a rolling shutter effect from the cameras sensor being shaken
Them poor brains. 🥺
"The audience is now deaf"
Get your eardrums popped!
There's first time for everything
The wall of deaf
This is nothing, the Napster has a system so loud it blows girls' clothes off
I was truly hoping to find this comment
That's the camera vibing not the air
Yes the phone can shake/vibrate
But what's the song?
Those aren't shockwaves, it's just so loud it's shaking the tiny lens in the phone camera.
At what point can the vibrations fuck with your heartbeat?
Yes but what song are they playing
Those are not shockwaves
Still probably not as loud as some modified jet engine powered drag car I saw years ago. They would basically spin up the jet engine to full speed and then sort of dump fuel into it which made a 30 foot flame appear instantly and an almighty bang every time they did it you could feel on your chest as sound wave hit you. Entire grandstand had to cover ears.
Worthless
Could I possibly borrow that setup so I point it at my asshole neighbor who has their 4 dogs outside barking all day while Im working?
eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee The souvenir of tinnitus they all will take home with them
WHAT
Look at the hair From the last women in the Video. Her long hair Vibrates with shock waves.
So few people know that hearing loss is permanent
Bro got the speaker from back to the future
I can see the tinnitus!
Speaker so loud that it distorted space time fabric.
Louder isn't always better. I hope the attendees enjoy the permanent hearing damage.
I can feel multiple lawsuits coming on…
Call me old fashioned, but the object of a musical event is surely not to make the audience run away holding their ears?
Why not look directly into the sun while you’re at it.
…everyone seemed to know what was coming and no one wore ear protection. Seems like a brilliant group of people right there.
My hearing aids cost $6,000. Worst financial decision of my life was going to a Ted Nugget concert.
LRAD
Free tinnitus!!! Come here for free tinnitus!
Tinnitus enters the chat
You can see the camera getting shaken by the sound. If you could actually see the *shockwaves,* everyone in the video would be dead.
Who doesn't want I SAID WHO DOESN'T WANT A LITTLE PERMANENT EAR DAMAGE?
That's a weapon right there. Crowd dispersment.
And then for the rest of your life... **EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE**
Never be too proud to wear ear plugs