Everlong Incident In Roller Coaster Video Viral On Internet. Everlong incident original video leaked, the accident on the roller coaster.
British people showing off their ‘Tea time alarms‘, you can be sure of the fact that TikTok users will gladly jump on whatever happens to be trending, if it means they get to show off their weirder sides.
And, for some reason, people on TikTok have revived the Foo Fighters’ 1997 hit, Everlong, and are using it to soundtrack agitating short videos. This has now spilled over to the now-viral rollercoaster footage that has been dubbed the ‘Kodiak incident.
In a video that has attracted an astonishing 77 million views since it was uploaded in early October, a rather daunting-looking rollercoaster ride is being ridden by a crowd of people.
The video isn’t for the faint-hearted, that’s for the sure. People are being thrown into the sky and back down again whilst sat on seats that are slowly revolving.
Scary though it may look, all seems well with the ride until it reaches the bottom – when suddenly the video pauses, making it look as though the ride is about to crash.
The video remains on that frame for the rest of the video, leaving hundreds of confused TikTokers demanding to know what happened.
As noted by the TikTok search bar, the video has been unofficially named the ‘Kodiak rollercoaster inc**ident’, though it is unclear where the rollercoaster is based and whether it is actually called the Kodiak.
Video of Kodiak ‘Everlong’ incident debunked Upon inspection, there is no evidence to suggest that the rollercoaster crashed and the high view count is likely related to the fact that friends are sending it to each other in the hope that they will fall for the clickbait.
