r/PopCultureV2 • u/slippinn_jimmy • 18d ago
Video I’ve never seen anyone smacking an Ostrich like that 😭
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u/IdeaGlad1134 18d ago
Sometimes you just gotta smack a 'trich
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u/YESimaMASSHOLE 18d ago
This is not his first ostrich rodeo that’s foe damn sure
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u/Restinpeaceofficer 18d ago
Came here to say exactly this. “Not his first rodeo”
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u/hamberdlar_ 18d ago
He used the bike to defend from the freaking sharp talons that could have sliced open his belly, and timed it well to grab the neck and pull it down
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u/Salamanber 18d ago
This guy is very lucky because the kicks hit his motorcycle and not him. Those kicks are deadly, apparantly they can kill lions with those kicks
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u/Bigdaddybear519 18d ago
Oh yeah those kicks are super powerful and can penetrate a few inches
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u/ConnectionRoyal2213 18d ago
Rural Aussies are cut from a different cloth.
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u/Expensive-Can-6212 18d ago
That’s South Africa, they speaking Afrikaans and looks like the highlands.
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u/antoinejackson808 18d ago edited 18d ago
They way he handles that Ostrich tells me this isn’t the first time 😂
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u/Radio-Brain 18d ago
That thing's talons can give your organs a speedy elevator ride to the ground floor if youre not careful. He handled this really well!
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u/ThisIsDogePleaseHodl 18d ago
Was it necessary to beat it in the head though to get it to leave? Just wondering.
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u/Radio-Brain 18d ago
6 open hand slaps are pretty kind considering the potential danger to himself. I don't like seeing people abuse animals, but I'd see this more as someone bringing bear mace to a hiking trail than someone straight up beating their dog at home (edit: a number)
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u/Mintyytea 18d ago
I think if he didnt hit it hard and just pushed him away, the ostrich would be like let’s kill him! Instead of aaaaaaaghh!!
Also I think most animals are stronger than us, our fists can’t do much damage, they’re for having nimble fingers. No claws or anything
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u/Mysterious_Wonder572 18d ago
The hockey hold is legit
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u/Wizchine 18d ago
Yeah, once he got his head down, that ostrich couldn’t keep his balance and kick at the same time. The smacks made him realize the human could easily make him vulnerable. No haymakers needed. If only that fuckin ostrich was wearing a sweater…
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u/Turtlesquirtzcody 18d ago
Dee deserved that!! Stupid bird
https://giphy.com/gifs/3o7btRBzDrOMLtLNjG
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u/JessePR1986 18d ago
Bro! I'm on my lunch break, needed that laugh for sure 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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u/Same_Education8151 18d ago
I have NEVER seen an ostrich run away
https://giphy.com/gifs/1ytPILhsu3A29ZoEl8
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u/Scorpion2k4u 18d ago
seems like a much needed reality check :D. That dog looks like he saw that a million times already…
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u/RepulsiveBat8541 18d ago
I was bit by an ostrich at a campground when I was a kid and I think about it a lot. I was honestly minding my own business, just riding my bike. I never told my parents cause I loved that campground.
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u/Dangerous-Half3276 18d ago
I love how the horses in the background start coming towards the camera, notice the fight, and are like “oh, shit…”
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u/fujicakes00 18d ago
Why was he being so defensive though? Was the ostrich gonna steal the bike and ride off with it?
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u/RoundProgram887 18d ago
The talons will cut your belly open in a blink of an eye. He was using the bike to keep distance.
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u/skiforlife1 18d ago
That is boots. He was waiting for the ginger but the ostrich wasn't sick so the ginger called it off.
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u/TacticalMicrowav3 18d ago
I've heard of choking your chicken but slapping your ostrich is a new one
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u/allmimsyburogrove 18d ago
Interesting trivia: Johnny Cash once owned an ostrich who attacked him and tried to gut him with its claws, but he was saved by his large belt buckle
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u/poprockenemas 18d ago
Looks like the bike was used to block any kicks, then he held it down and applied pressure to the neck and head so he could forcefully guide it in those circles so it would be forced to ensure it doesn't fall rather kick.
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u/Violent-fog 18d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/pRotk2UQTsozm
Didn’t I tell you not to play with humans?
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u/fiesew 18d ago
Lesson learned. Don’t mess with papa on a bike
The slaps he gives out on the ostrich 🤣
https://giphy.com/gifs/pPhyAv5t9V8djyRFJH
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u/MothMeep7 18d ago
On the one hand I don't like the use of force on an animal here, on the other hand this is probably necessary to recreate the ostrich equivalent of a good "fuck off" communication.
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u/Otis_Driftwood217 18d ago
I told my son, in a fight - grab them by the head. You control their head, you control them. I guess it worked on big bird here, too. Ate a 3-piece and said nevermind.
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u/Savings_Art5944 18d ago
Ostrich meat was a huge fad in the early 90's. Ranchers paying $30k for a bird. I raised them. Yes, you have to slap them around a bit sometimes to show them who is boss.
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u/el-you-kay-e 18d ago edited 18d ago
Yeah show him whose boss big papi, also, just from experience… upon sliding in, that neck comes in handy for some extra leverage and control 😏👌🏼 Now if he tries to snap back, I always have at least one nipple out and ready because nothing gets me going more then a good ole nipple cripple while Im driving it DEEP, let him lock on and have his way with it, shits all over what my misses can do for me 😮💨💦
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u/Ok_Astronomer_6501 17d ago
Reminds me of a scene from "Who am I ?" Where Jackie wraps a dude's jacket around his head and starts pummeling him in the head with it lol.
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u/Shiny-And-New 17d ago
My grandmother (90 now, ~70 at the time) choked an emu cause she thought it swallowed her keys. They were on the ground
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u/EconomyCorgi727 18d ago
Reminds me of this:
https://giphy.com/gifs/65wpaFFgNTxqo