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The video has about 155 million views on Instagram.
A video has gone viral where we can see a young man skateboarding down the road and a blue sedan right behind him with a camera mounted in the front.
You will often find adrenaline enthusiasts performing dangerous stunts just for the kick. Just watching these stunts can give you goosebumps. In a viral video, you will be able to see an individual ready to put his life in jeopardy while skateboarding. Your heart will almost stop when you see him skateboarding in front of a moving car and stumbling. Fortunately, his life was spared.
A video has gone viral where we can see a young man skateboarding down the road and a blue sedan right behind him which had a camera mounted on the front of the car. It suggests that the skateboard is taking a huge risk. The boy can be seen keeping his balance, but a certain patch of the road is uneven and as he skateboarded over it, he lost his balance and fell off. It could have been fatal if the car, which was recording the video, had not pressed the brakes hard enough and in time, or else it would have run over the skateboard guy.
The video’s caption reads, “Yeah, I torched myself today, we get back up though.” The clip has garnered 155 million views on Instagram. A comment read, “The driver needs a Grammy.” One more wrote, “Learning is a continuous process you just have to stick to it.” Another commented, “He would have died before being hit by the car if it weren’t for the helmet.” One pointed out, “Did anyone notice the uneven road due to which he fell.”
People also pointed out how the skateboarder’s hand narrowly escaped from being crushed by the car’s front tyre. Meanwhile, the young man tries to stop himself by dragging his hands along the road. It can be assumed that he may have sustained minor injuries from an accident which could have turned fatal. He was also fortunate enough that there were no other vehicles on the road.
The skateboarder, who goes by the name Cole Trotta has posted several other clips of himself skateboarding on the road and getting his moves captured.