Man jumps in ice covered water - but doesn't realize water current underneath the ice is strong - 😨👋

Wife telling Tinder date that it's a GO .

For those worried: he emerged through a different hole. It's filmed this way on purpose in this take. There are other takes where he can be seen emerging. This was filmed in 2025. Check out nikolay_sikachina_bodysculptor's Instagram account—it's active, with posts from 2026.

The emergency plan consists of poking around with a stick. 👍

this will take a while

Never go into the water thru an ice hole without a rope & harness. This makes you look like an ignorant asshole in an icehole!

The wife didn't really display much urgency in trying to find him lol.

It’s crazy how calm everyone is watching this

AI—If the current was actually that strong when she stuck that pole in using just one hand that pole would have went sideways immediately. It doesn’t, it stays straight down. This is fake.

1st and foremost if your stupid enough to jump into a frozen body of water why wouldn't you at least tie a rope around your stupid ass self? Like not just because of currents but like going into shock. 2nd. Why the hell are they laughing? Was he that much of an asshole?

Simple way to not die here, wear a rope and harness.

Not the same video, but he had a way out

They did not give any fucks

constant deception from this account

This is why you do this in lakes and not rivers lol.

Also, woman stabbing water with sharp blade rather than turning so the pole side is down is not the (pardon the pun) sharpest knife in the drawer.

This body type was preferred by kings to send to the front battlefield. Lots of muscle, little brain.

@grok did this guy survive?

Can't believe the guy didn't know the danger of a fast current-there was a viral video of a woman jumping in an ice hole and got swept away under the ice just like this 😱

Hey @grok did he make it out alive

One way to go

Does he have a death wish, Why would he do that?

Trapped Under ice 🙈

@grok is this video real?

He gone.

Please tell me Andrew Huberman is going to be okay.

He popped up 25 feet away in the other hole they don't show you..

No worries, they'll find him in the Spring.

Terrifying

Tragic 2022 incident in Ukraine where 35-year-old Alexander Dyatlov drowned after jumping into an icy river hole for a social media stunt, pulled under by a strong underwater current as his wife filmed and futilely probed with a pole.

The current can be very deceiving. Also , when u dramatically cool your body and jump in we have a physiological response to gasp. People will drown bc they gasp and inhale water. I’m sure this man did not make it. Rip

This is like that other incident where a woman jumped in and got dead

RELAX! He lived through it. Context: This post shares a 1.5-minute video of Ukrainian bodybuilder Nikolay Sikachina diving into an icy lake hole, where he's swept away by an underwater current, leaving his companion frantically probing the ice with a pole in a seemingly desperate search. Filmed as a 2025 stunt to demonstrate cold-water immersion risks, Sikachina emerges safely through a separate hole in alternate takes, as confirmed by his active Instagram account detailing the "experiment" and real underwater sensations. Replies emphasize safety precautions like using ropes for ice activities—supported by studies showing cold-water shock causes 20-25% of drowning deaths in such scenarios—and debate the video's realism, with some calling it fake due to the pole's unnatural stability.