Posted on Jun 25, 2021

These TikToks Of People Looking Totally Emotionless While On Roller Coasters Are Breathing Life Back Into Me

Mood? Apathetic.

by Daniella Emanuel

BuzzFeed Staff

Recently, it was brought to my attention that there are quite a few people out there who are able to ride roller coasters in complete silence while also keeping a neutral expression. They've been showing off their bravery in the only acceptable way: recording their ride reactions (or lack thereof) on TikTok:

@tonyellismartinez
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♬ original sound - Tony Martinez

In case you were wondering, this video has over 22 million views.

TikTok user @360zel also participated in the trend, and I'm in awe over a) how bored he looks and b) how he was able to keep his phone so still while going down that drop.

@360zel
Why is y’all scared for 🤣 #NightDoneRight #fyp #sixflags #bucketlist #rollercoster #WhatWouldPopTartsDo #euro #dmv #foryoupage #foryou
♬ original sound - Zelfert

I also have to wonder how any of the people participating in this trend did it without getting whiplash (unless there were some behind-the-scenes visits to the doctor). You should not be turning your head at speeds that high!!!

@themepark_explorers
After this the toilet was the next attraction 🤮😂 #toverland #themepark #netherlands #rollercoaster #coaster #staring #challenge #scream #adrenaline
♬ Touch Down 2 Cause Hell - Hd4president

I guess, if you think about it, these legends did live through 2020, so their desensitization isn't too surprising.

@kaelyndenker
#greenscreenvideo a brave soldier lost his hat today @wetcootershot
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These TikToks Of People Looking Totally Emotionless While On Roller Coasters Are Breathing Life Back Into Me

I love roller coasters as much as the next person, but there's one thing I can't deny: If I'm riding one, there's a 100% chance I'm screaming my ass off.

I'm laughing, but I'm also kind of terrified. Are you a robot, @tonyellismartinez?

I feel like I need to take a page from his book when dealing with obnoxious people.

TikTok user @360zel also participated in the trend, and I'm in awe over a) how bored he looks and b) how he was able to keep his phone so still while going down that drop.

Why is everyone scared, Zel? I don't know, maybe because they're plummeting toward the Earth at over 100 mph?!

I also have to wonder how any of the people participating in this trend did it without getting whiplash (unless there were some behind-the-scenes visits to the doctor). You should not be turning your head at speeds that high!!!

I guess, if you think about it, these legends did live through 2020, so their desensitization isn't too surprising.

Stay safe out there, kids.

These TikToks Of People Looking Totally Emotionless While On Roller Coasters Are Breathing Life Back Into Me

I love roller coasters as much as the next person, but there's one thing I can't deny: If I'm riding one, there's a 100% chance I'm screaming my ass off.

I'm laughing, but I'm also kind of terrified. Are you a robot, @tonyellismartinez?

I feel like I need to take a page from his book when dealing with obnoxious people.

TikTok user @360zel also participated in the trend, and I'm in awe over a) how bored he looks and b) how he was able to keep his phone so still while going down that drop.

Why is everyone scared, Zel? I don't know, maybe because they're plummeting toward the Earth at over 100 mph?!

I also have to wonder how any of the people participating in this trend did it without getting whiplash (unless there were some behind-the-scenes visits to the doctor). You should not be turning your head at speeds that high!!!

I guess, if you think about it, these legends did live through 2020, so their desensitization isn't too surprising.

Stay safe out there, kids.

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