If you're shaking your head at videos of people destroying their iPhones just to get YouTube viewers, then you're not alone. These videos flooded YouTube only because the authors made money from them for two and maybe three more iPhones, and they could then use this money to buy more iPhones, which they destroy in front of the public. A very specific personality is then TechRax from Ukraine, whose profile is full of similar videos with zero utility value, unlike the videos of Swede Adrianisen, thanks to which we have the opportunity to see how individual versions work iOS on supported devices.
TechRax recently published a video on his profile in which his new iPhone 6 (already about 80 in a row) stand face to face with molten aluminum. This is then poured onto the mobile screen and as you can see, the LCD display of the new iPhone and the molten 600-degree metal do not have much love. By the way, molten aluminum used to be a can, it was nothing more iOS devices.
I will never understand why this is good for anyone..
Morons
What is the point of these "experiments" anyway?
Make money by having people watch it
Molodec was probably inspired by the Will it blend videos. Except that, at least from the beginning, they didn't have the primary intention of destroying things, but to show what their mixer can handle.
On the other hand - I obviously want to destroy people's videos, and where there is demand, there is also supply...
PS I didn't see the video, I didn't click on it. I don't like destruction, I like creation
I don't know what your sources are, but Adrianisen is Swedish.
ElBarto yes, to make money, especially Android users, they really like these videos, so they constantly watch them and show their ego when they don't have any. iPhone so at least they will be satisfied with the team seeing how someone destroys them, the iPhone user has no need to destroy it like this, they appreciate its value for what they bought it for, so these videos appeal to the list of Android users
Missing attempts like a new car vs. wall, gun vs. the person's head, etc...