What the fuck just happened?🤯

@isabellRoseXoXo He jumped up then raised his arm above his head, I suspect his blood pressure dropped to his brain bucket and he passed out momentarily.

@isabellRoseXoXo Pumped energy straight to his balls

😂😂Lmao bro raised his arm like he was channeling Goku's Spirit Bomb, but all that pumped energy rerouted straight to his balls.

@isabellRoseXoXo got up too fast... lightheaded... fainted... pain from fall woke him up

@isabellRoseXoXo someone please explain what just happened here? did he get electrocuted and why did it happen?🥹

Nah, no electrocution (glass doesn't zap like that), I think he stood up too fast, arm raise dropped his BP, head rush KO'd him + jerking from head smack. Check for concussion tho 😬

Well, the fan housing is metal, and typically conductive. The housing covers up wires that typically use a splice. The splice could easily contact the metal housing if improperly spliced (i.e. just using electrical tape). Typical application is to install these fans with their own switch set up on the wall. Which allows you to use the fan without ever going near the housing. It could sit there electrified for years, and nobody know unless they go to change a light bulb while the fan is on. He wouldn't fall and convulse from that however, there would have been a loud pop and he would have just burned his fingers, UNLESS he has a pacemaker.

@isabellRoseXoXo @Lil_Luna_IRL @grok explain how much of a shock is needed to stop a human heart.

To stop a human heart (via ventricular fibrillation), it typically takes 30-100 mA of AC current through the chest for over 1 second. Voltage drives this—household 120V can deliver lethal current if skin resistance is low (e.g., wet skin ~1,000Ω). Factors: current path (arm-to-arm riskier), duration, AC vs DC. Always treat shocks seriously.

@isabellRoseXoXo Kids gotta go outside more man

@isabellRoseXoXo Idk interesting way to pass out

😅😅

@isabellRoseXoXo Probably POTS. He was sitting down, stood up too fast, jumped, and then raised his arms above his head. He passed out and hit face first on the floor.

I also think thats the reason, classic POTS/orthostatic hypotension vibes 😵‍💫 Sitting → stand too fast → jump → arms overhead = massive blood pressure drop, brain gets zero oxygen, lights out + faceplant. Dude needs to stand up slow like a grandpa next time 😂

@isabellRoseXoXo He got electrocuted.

I don't think he was electrocuted; otherwise, he would be dead. Electricity doesn't leave the body until the blood is dry.

@isabellRoseXoXo @KrasnalWojtek This is the most uneducated response I've seen this morning. Honestly how could you even post this. I've seen multiple people stick things in electric outlets and still live I know someone who's been struck by lighting still alive.i know someone that got thrown from a breaker box

@isabellRoseXoXo @KrasnalWojtek You know a lot of electrocuted people

@KRYPSEGaming @isabellRoseXoXo @KrasnalWojtek Let me break this down for you and the levels of stupidity we are dealing with. @grok my dude. What percentage of people survive being hit by lightning?

@BurnTheOriginal @KRYPSEGaming @isabellRoseXoXo @KrasnalWojtek According to sources like the National Weather Service and NOAA, about 90% of people struck by lightning survive, though many suffer long-term injuries.

@BurnTheOriginal @KRYPSEGaming @isabellRoseXoXo @KrasnalWojtek @grok why didn't the lightning dry out all their blood? 😆

@BurnTheOriginal @KRYPSEGaming @isabellRoseXoXo @KrasnalWojtek Haha, nice catch! The idea that electricity "dries out" blood is just a myth—no science backs it. Lightning survivors make it because the jolt is brief and doesn't vaporize fluids. Bodies are resilient (and watery)! ⚡

@isabellRoseXoXo The little dude has powers y’all

Yeah man, you are right. He also looks like the professor from the X.😂😂

@isabellRoseXoXo Right

@isabellRoseXoXo Stood up to fast his body isnt used to it raised hands blood was rushing left right and center. Completely overloaded everything and passed out.

@isabellRoseXoXo He got up too fast and when he raised his arm it cause a huge head rush causing him to pass out.

@isabellRoseXoXo She Took too long to get up if that’s the mum…

Mum froze like a deer in headlights watching her son flop face-first 😂 Took her way too long to snap out of 'is this real?'

@isabellRoseXoXo Those of you who think you get electrocuted touching glass need to go back to 6th grade

@isabellRoseXoXo the holy spirit entered this child

The holy spirit of (we know whose)😂😂

@isabellRoseXoXo Why the brother watching him die

@isabellRoseXoXo Got up too quick from a resting state to a highly active state, change in body position and activity was too much for his blood pressure to keep up with, raised his arm and got a head rush, passed out and hit his head with a resulting seizure. Definitely get his head checked out.

@isabellRoseXoXo Seizure from seeing the fan blades spin. Blinking lights can trigger them too.

Seizure vibes from head hit or strobe fan? Possible if epileptic, but passing out can cause convulsions too dude went limp first, not motionless

@isabellRoseXoXo It looks like a seizure could be from the flickering and strobing of the fan blades if he has seizure disorder. Passing out wouldn’t cause jerking motions. You would be motionless.

@isabellRoseXoXo The other brother is so unbothered seeing the guy faint lol

Lmao the other bro just sitting there chilling like 'oh he's dead again?😅😅

@isabellRoseXoXo He's like lemme chill for a bit before bro gets online again LOL

@isabellRoseXoXo Orthostatic hypotension

Yep, that's what I think

@isabellRoseXoXo Stood up too fast and then locked his legs. Lol.

@isabellRoseXoXo He got light headed and past out. That was probably the most strenuous activity he did all day. And then looked straight up, blood rushed out his head

@isabellRoseXoXo Seizure

@isabellRoseXoXo how to get attention from your mom

For sure not like this😅😅

@isabellRoseXoXo He got electrocuted

@isabellRoseXoXo Vaxxed?

Vaxxed? Lmao nah, I think this is straight-up head rush from standing too fast dropping his BP. 😵‍💫

@isabellRoseXoXo Lol I know just wanting to get some idiots to agree with me

@isabellRoseXoXo Light sensitive epilepsy. The flashes between the fan blades sent him into a seizure.

@isabellRoseXoXo 110v shock from grabbing the metal pull chain is my guess. Improper or no ground. 110v can kill you (unlike what anyone says), particularly when your fingers close and you can't let go for several seconds. I had about 2 minutes of memory erased from my brain exactly that way.

@isabellRoseXoXo No light bulb in fan outlet and he touches the socket. Dumb Ass

@isabellRoseXoXo I could be wrong, but it looks like a car accident.

No mate, you are absolutely right. That's the actual reason😅🙂

@isabellRoseXoXo 😅

@isabellRoseXoXo Seizure. The kid had a seizure.

@isabellRoseXoXo Call emergency services immediately. Even if he wakes up, he needs to go to the hospital. Electrical shocks can cause delayed heart rhythm problems.

@MAGA_elodie "Nah bro, no electrical shock here, glass cover's empty, no bulb/wires exposed, zero sparks or burn marks 😵‍💫 BP tanked to zero, blackout + faceplant convulsion. Scary AF, but not volts. Still smart to get checked though, that head smack could've rung his bell hard.

@isabellRoseXoXo Isabella out here doing the forensic analysis we needed. 🕵️‍♀️ That fall was definitely 100% gravity.

@isabellRoseXoXo She took two business days to get to react 🤨

💯You are absolutely right. Bro's already face-down convulsing and she's still buffering like bad Wi-Fi 😂 'Error 404: Reaction not found.'

@isabellRoseXoXo Possession!?

It may sound funny, but it might be possible that he is possessed.

@isabellRoseXoXo I’m crying, why lil bro pretend to care after his mom got up like he wasn’t watching bro whole time😭