The whole Lazer Pig vs Tank YouTubers lately is pretty funny

Old Man - "At least they got it to spin!"

Russian Tank Crew 1 - "Can we get it to stop spinning?

Russiab Tank Crew 2 - busy vomiting

Circa 26:00 : The engine CAN reverse, but it's so glacially slow that it's legitimately faster to just turn the whole tank around and go forward but in the other direction.

Void is a fitting name for that user. He reminds me greatly of a vast, empty space.

Imagine the US invading Canada and getting stuck 10 miles from the border because the tanks ran out of gas.

I love that stuned silence that sometimes happens when you react to stuff its funny

You know that Abraham's X belongs in a Sci Fi setting but we keep forgetting the future is now . From WW1 to now  in a hundred years thats something the Emperor might be interested in🤣

I am just a pig, in the rain.

the phone on the back is actually not to make phones calls but for dismounted infantry to talk to the tank crew

On the log thing: Fuel consumption for tanks is not measured in miles to the gallon, it's usually measured on gallons to the mile.

The whole spinny-spinny thing? While they were filming the promo documentary, the turret traverse switch broke while at max traverse, locking the turret into spinning whenever there was power, and there were no spares available to fix it. They just went with it, occasionally reversing footage to make it look like it was spinning the other way...

his ad read for world of warships is probably the funniest damn ad reads I've seen, I've shown it to a lot of friends just on its own

*audio starts @ 0:50

From 34:21 to 35:05 I am not sure he even registered what Lazerpig was saying, you could see the loading circle above his head and hear the dial up tone

I recommend the channel Paper Skies: stories of aviation

15:00 They're trying to achieve take-off

This tank is the real world equivalent to the Baron Destryor of Battletech.

Holy fuck.

6:30 Well in 1 word....corruption.

If you ever have time, I recommend looking up a series of videos by an Australian YouTuber named Perun, which goes into detail about how the Russian military wound up like... well, like you see above. Specifically, his videos "How Corruption Destroys Armies," "How Lies Destroy Armies," and "How Politics Destroys Armies" are all good dives into exactly how these problems- which are not unique to Russia by any means- are particularly problematic for a country that runs its military the way that Russia does.

God, this has made me laugh so hard XD