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Blowing Up a Huge Building in Super Slow Motion With a Grenade and a Pile of Explosives

  • Kimber StreamsKimber Streams
  • November 1, 2013

Working with EA Games, The Slow Mo Guys blow up a building by tossing a grenade at a conveniently stacked pile of explosives. Gavin and Daniel filmed the whole awesome explosion in super slow motion (2500fps) in celebration of the release of Battlefield 4.

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