The Internet- "Japanese gameshows are so crazy man!" 'Merica- "Hold my beer" "Bigger is Better" is a typical American saying and when referring to obstacle courses, it definitely applies. American Gameshows are all about taking regular games and packing them full of justice, liberty, and the American dream! This game is similar to the Japanese Nuru Nuru slippery stairs game, except instead of slipping down stairs covered in oil, they are pushed down them by some bodybuilders covered in oil. This game couldn't be more American if it tried! The contestant has to force his way past 5 muscly men in red, white, and blue spandex with football helmets and names like "Nitro", "Turbo", and "Laser". Musical Chairs "a la Americana" has an obstacle course to go around and a Live Rock band playing the music, when the music stops, the contestant must cross the closest bridge to them in order to get to the "Chair Island". A Battle with padded duel sticks, football helmets and neck braces, a large drop into the swimming pool below, an overly excited referee, dramatic music, lighting, and pyrotechnics, all it's really missing is some sort of explosion In "101 Ways To Leave A Gameshow" giving the wrong answer can have some pretty drastic consequences, From being flipped upside down on the side of a speeding truck, being flipped upside down inside of an exploding stunt car, and being dropped 30m into the cold water below. Fear Factor was adapted from the original Dutch show called "Now Or NeverLand" to be more palatable to the American public by getting Joe Rogan to host it, and adding insane tests like here, the contestants had to climb a netting that's hanging from a moving helicopter, unlock some backpacks that contain flares and then throw those flares at a floating platform that for some reason is covered in explosives. Or here, where she has to free herself from the chains whilst hanging upside from the helicopter. See more at www.brilliantnews.com ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iTs8HmbrAcM

Because of modern sports' highly competitive nature, sometimes a match is so close that just one play can clinch it! Here are some INSANE Plays That WON THE GAME! See more at www.brilliantnews.com ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vu9T1ercrKw

When it comes to apologies, every country is different. Whereas a Frenchman will get annoyed if you apologize too much, an Englishman will say sorry if you bump into him! But the Japanese take it to another level. Honor is a massive part of Japanese culture, and to lose honor is a big thing, while this may mean that Japan is generally an honest and honorable nation it can lead to some public apologies that to the rest of the world may seem ridiculous. 1. Train company The Japanese railway system is the most efficient in the world, so efficient that the average train arrives within a minute of its schedule. If a train is 5 minutes late, all passengers are issued with a certificate to show their employers to excuse their tardiness. This punctuality has a price and the pressure to maintain this timetable meant that one Tsukuba Express Conductor departed 20 seconds early. The rail company apologized publicly for this error saying "The great inconvenience we placed upon our customers was truly inexcusable!" It left Twenty seconds early!... Twenty seconds... EARLY! 2. Water fuss! The directors of the waterworks bureau in the city of Kobe made a public apology on national TV saying "It is deeply regrettable that this misconduct took place. We're sorry!" What happened? One of their employees, a civil servant, had been cheating his employers and therefore the general public out of 3 minutes of work a day. The employee had been leaving his desk three minutes early to get lunch, this had been going on for a month, the 72 minutes he owed were deducted from his paycheck. 3. Out of Order! The Palace Hotel Tokyo sent a letter to all its guests, apologizing for some maintenance services they had to do on their internet services. They stated that the system would be down for a whole minute at 4 o'clock in the morning on a Thursday and that they apologized for any inconvenience. Just one minute! At 4 in the morning! And here we are getting unexpected power cuts during the day with no warnings or apologies. 4. Ice cream Inflation. A popular frozen dessert company in japan made a 60-second apology advert on national TV where the company's president and its chairman apologized profusely to the public and then bowed to the viewers. The reason for the apology was that after 25 years of selling the "Garigari-kun" popsicle they finally had to raise its price from 53 cents to a whopping 62 cents. 5. PopStar Apology. This Japanese Popstar shaved her head and apologized on national TV for her thoughtless behavior, what did she do? She spent the night with her boyfriend! Minami Minesgishi is a member of a popular pop group called AKB48. The members of this group are selected from a group of trainees by votes from the viewers. Members of the group are required to have "good ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TmGNFVlXufo

Full video https://youtu.be/9q91aErZyH8 Players of sport are often paid handsomely in exchange for the best performance humanly possible. This makes it even more embarrassing for them when they slip up or make silly mistakes. Here's a collection of the most embarrassing mistakes we could find! Which one of these funny moments surprised you the most? Comment Below! And don't forget to give us a like! See more at www.brilliantnews.com #compilation #funny #sports #sport #fail #lol ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVKPkQNUT-I