Twitch steamer, IShowSpeed, just broke the internet again, this time by seemingly pulling a whole car on his own. The viral clip shows the popular streamer flexing his strength, leaving fans speechless and quick to crown him “superhuman.”
IShowSpeed pulling a car in a new video has got the fans talking
In a clip that’s taking over Instagram, IShowSpeed turns into a one-man powerhouse. He begins the stunt by strapping himself to a bike, then leveling up to a golf cart and dragging that too.
Next, Speed straps himself to a full-sized car and manages to pull it forward. The stunt has racked up thousands of likes and comments, with reactions ranging from admiration to disbelief.
Fans couldn’t stop talking after Speed’s car-pulling clip hit social media. One fan called him the definition of athleticism, while another joked that he should try his luck in a strongman competition. Someone even compared him to fitness influencer Ashton Hall, who had gone viral for his ridiculous morning routine.
Though not everyone was convinced, some users claimed the stunt was staged, suggesting something might have been pushing the accelerator. One skeptic even wrote, “There’s no way Speed’s pulling a car faster than a golf cart.”
Whatever the case, this isn’t the first time Speed has pulled off a stunt like this or been called “superhuman.” Back in July, while touring Eastern Europe, he dragged a one-ton Mazda MX-5, reportedly with passengers still inside.
That earlier challenge also split the internet in two. Some fans called Speed unnaturally strong and a born athlete, while others ignored the whole thing as clever camera work or digital trickery.
Not long ago, Speed actually raced and beat fitness influencer Ashton Hall in a sprint. In addition, he went head-to-head with Olympic gold medalist Noah Lyles in a 50-meter dash. Lyles took the win, but Speed managed to earn an invite from Lyles to train and race again.
Beyond that, the internet is full of clips showing Speed flexing his athletic chops, from backflips and high jumps to leaping over cars.
Originally reported by Rishabh Shandilya on Mandatory
