Somebody know something about this👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻

How do you take a video like this and not state date, time and location? Moron.

It's New Year's and there's loud noises with flashing lights at midnight. I wonder what it could be.

wanna hear a new song?

If it's fireworks why don't we see it up in the sky?

Yes darla

Fog particles that were sprayed into the air in states in the USA.....by the drones......Bill Gates and Fauci are to blame...chemicals caps to breathe in are Covid Particles..because of the reluctantance of people getting the vaccines.......poison, medical smelling fog

These are fireworks. This guy is a moron. My local sheriff's dept gets phone calls every year at New Years AND 4th of July with people just like this. "ThEYs SeTtIn BoMBS oFF oUt hERe, i KnOw WhuT fIReWOks SouNDs lIKe aNd ThEsE aIn'T FiREwoRkS..."

Everyone in the comments just became a combat war veteran 🤦🏻‍♂️

Oh you made me laugh. Rednecks aka my family shoot into the sky at New Years. Don't ask me why, it's a passage from one male to the next. Everyone does it, it sounds like a war zone. Some fireworks, some shotguns but the men make lots of noise. 🤣😂

You know, it would be helpful if we knew where this happened.

INCOMING! When artillery shells are falling, the sound is a loud, booming "thud" or "whoosh" followed by a powerful explosion that can be described as a deafening, sharp crack or roar, depending on the distance and type of shell; it's often compared to a very loud thunderclap with a significant shaking sensation if you are close enough to the impact. A distinct "whoosh" or "thud" as the shell travels through the air, which can be heard before the explosion. A very loud, sharp "crack" or "roar" upon impact, often accompanied by a significant shaking sensation. The sound is incredibly loud, potentially reaching 150 decibels at close range, causing discomfort or pain to the ears. The closer you are to the impact, the more intense and sharp the sound will be