Can Humans Run Faster Than The NYC Subway?

Can humans run faster than the NYC subway? Well, if Americans truly believe we could beat a Grizzly Bear in a fight...then, surely, we would think we could outrun a Subway.

Two guys thought they could and gave it a shot! Turns out, they might be right! Check out the viral video below!

Two buddies are going viral for attempting to outrun the New York subway. To try to prove they could accomplish the feat, they jumped off the train at 14th Street and tried to make it to 18th Street before the train arrived.

In the end, one managed to do it...sort of. I'm giving him credit. Sure, his friend had to hold the door but the train didn't depart! Some are calling it a tie. However, baseball season is back and we know the tie always goes to the runner--so we're going to follow those same rules. The runner beat the train!

What do you think? Are you willing to give the runner the victory? Either way it's really impressive (and entertaining to watch). Check out the video below and see for yourself! Then, keep scrolling for more on the runner who says he feels like he won a gold medal.

First, I was expecting him to be some sort of runner. He was not, according to the video. It appears that he is just a normal dude trying to outrun the NYC subway. That makes it even more impressive.

Secondly, I don't know if he could do it again. This could be one of those 1/10 experiences. If his friend didn't help him he was going to be a solid 30 seconds late it looks like. Yes, I'm giving him the victory but I'm probably being very generous.

Naturally, this has taken off and has gone viral. The guy even did an interview with CNN which you can watch here!

It is not easy to set a World Record. However, some are more difficult than others. Here are 5 unbelievable world records that will likely never be broken.

Personally, I just can't see these ever being topped. They're just too unique. Check out some of the most impressive world records ever set!

Setting a Guinness World Record takes a lot of time, skill, and something extra. Not everyone can set a world record. It takes a very unique individual with an equally unique skillset.

Recently, Dave & Chuck The Freak have talked about strange records like the woman with the longest arm hair in the world, the 127 hour sing-a-thon, and other wild records broken recently.

However, these 5 records stand above the rest. Why? Simple, I can't see these records ever being broken. Even if people dedicate their life to making it happen, these will be hard to beat. The skillset required for these records is just too specific. It can't be done by the masses. In fact, I believe these records can only be accomplished by the current record holders.

That must be a nice feeling. If I were to ever hold a world record, I would want to sleep peacefully at night knowing that my record will never be broken. I'd hate it if I had to worry every day that I'm about to get beat. What if someone wakes up and decides to eat more chicken wings than I did? Or, what if they are faster than me and beat my time? It happens! However, I don't see it happening to this group of people.

Their skillsets and locations all vary. However, they are united in holding unbeatable world records, in my opinion. Let's get to the list and meet this impressive group of people!

The couple that builds together stays together. Hopefully, the foundation of their relationship is just as strong and sturdy as this tower! There's no way this could ever be beat. I don't even understand how they did it in the first place. People are impressive. This record shows that.

Breaking a record for doing one thing is impressive. Breaking a record for multi-tasking is mind blowing. I can't wrap my head around it. Que Jianyu, from China, set the record for fastest time to solve three Rubik's cubes whilst juggling. I can't do either one of those! Let alone both...at the same time? Man, that's wild.

Jump roping is difficult. It's hard to do with one rope. Doing it with 110 skipping robes? Surely, that can't be possible? Yet, it is. It happened! In 2011, Wang Zhuoxin, in China, broke the world record by jumping over 110 individual skipping robes. She wasn't hurt in the process, either! For me, it would be like a cartoon. I'd end up wrapped up in the robes like a spider web.

Talk about a jaw-dropping talent! His girlfriend must be grateful. Kirubel Yilma from Ethiopia set a world record in front of a crowd in Addis Ababa. He guzzled down many bottles of water while going for the Guinness World Record for longest time to spray water from the mouth. It's endless! It hurts me just to watch. He certainly deserves that record.

Meet Jovante Carter. He's a TikTok star known for his surprise gurning. You can see its size when he is able to cover his nostrils with his lower lip for a long time. How is that possible? I don't see this record ever being beaten. Congratulations, Jovante!

Are you giving the runner the victory? What's your verdict?