Even though this dangerously slippery patch of pavement is helpfully marked with impossible-to-miss pylons, very few choose to go around it. This is great news for us, because it means we've got an eight-minute-long video of people slipping and falling on ice.
Pop Star IU of South Korea ran onto the stage during an awards ceremony to accept her trophy for Song of the Year. Too bad she got a little too excited and totally wiped out.
Just like that clumsy Randy from 'A Christmas Story,' this tot can't get up from the ground after tripping in his snow suit. At least he's protected with all those layers.
The shape and texture of a giant exercise ball makes it a fail waiting to happen. FOX 17 Morning News floor director Mike Davis learned this the on-air way when he was summoned on set and asked to demonstrate an exercise. Long story short, he failed.
Pay attention to the moldy spot in the middle of this tree branch because it's going to come into play. The woman in this video is also going to let a quick NSFW slip on the way down, so be sure to protect your ears from the profanity.
This fellow claims he has discovered the secret to front flipping, and then falls right on his head when attempting to display it.
It's so funny to watch chairs collapse underneath people and when it happens to a woman on an Iranian talk show, it's just as funny as ever.
An MC's attempt to get a woman to join him on stage ended in a hilarious failure when she slipped and took him down with her. Caution: the video is semi-NSFW, due to the language associated with such an undignified tumble.
It turns out not all steps on the moon go as well as Neil Armstrong's most famous one. In fact, there's a lengthy back log of bloopers coming out of space, and they've been consolidated into one hysterical video.
A young lady finds out that high heels aren't the best footwear for stage diving. Before she even makes it to the edge of the stage, she stumbles to the floor. Although if her real intention was to get the attention of the drummer, then mission accomplished.