Just another hipster meth-head druggie, a pitiful sacrifice to the fire god

He really wanted to burn in there, I would let them go right ahead into the center,.
Dude That was a nice try,

Dickhead!

welp, burning man is ruined.

Kaotic Syndrome.......... pure and simple

I wish the video was up close. It's fascinating to see people burnt alive and screaming in pain. It's disturbing but at the same time it's fascinating. Can someone explain my psychology?

Question: is Kaotic giving away magnifying glasses for Labor Day to watch this video?

Well, He's hot blooded, check it and see
He's got a fever of a hundred and three
Come on baby, do you do more than dance?
Hot blooded, Hot blooded!!

They should make a bigger fire and more of those idiots should jump in.

Burning man festival.....man burns.......result.

it Looks like the singer for the chili peppers

Authorities are investigating the death of Aaron Joel Mitchell, 41, who broke through a two-layer security perimeter during the Man Burn event in which a giant, wooden effigy is set ablaze.

Nevada%u2019s Pershing County Sheriff Jerry Allen estimated that there was a crowd of about 50,000 people who were present when the festival%u2019s crew of firefighters pulled Mitchell out of the blaze. He was airlifted to the UC Davis hospital burn centre in California, where he died on Sunday morning.





The sheriff said doctors confirmed Mitchell wasn%u2019t under the influence of alcohol, but a toxicology report is pending.

"We don%u2019t know if it was intentional on his part or if it was just kind of induced by drugs. We%u2019re not sure of that yet," Allen said.

Burning Man said in a statement that they had cancelled burns through noon Sunday but would go ahead with the 8pm temple burn, another signature event that signals the end of the nine-day festival. More than 70,000 people are attending the art and music celebration in the Black Rock Desert, about 100 miles (161km) north of Reno.



Organisers are also offering emotional support counselling on site, saying in a statement: "Now is a time for closeness, contact and community. Trauma needs processing. Promote calls, hugs, self-care, check-ins, and sleep."

The festival culminates with the burning of a towering 40-foot effigy made of wood, a symbol of rebirth, which usually happens the Saturday before the Labor Day holiday. It%u2019s followed by the burning of a temple on Sunday before the festivities wrap up on Monday.





Attendees have tried before to run into the flames while the man is burning and there have been reported injuries from people trying to get a piece of the spectacle as a token and going through the hot coals.

Allen said it%u2019s a problem that the organisers have tried to contain by having their own rangers stage a human-chain to prevent people from getting to the fire. Allen said that this is the first time someone has got through like this and the only fatality that he%u2019s aware of in his 15 years with the county.

"People try to run into the fire as part of their spiritual portion of Burning Man," Allen said. "The significance of the man burning, it%u2019s just kind of a rebirth, they burn the man to the ground, a new chapter has started. It%u2019s part of their tenants of radical self-expression."



Known for eclectic artwork, offbeat theme camps, concerts and other entertainment, Burning Man began in San Francisco before moving to Nevada in 1990. Over the years as the event grew in popularity, deaths and crime have been reported, ranging from car crashes to drug use.

In 2014, a man in Utah died by jumping into a huge ceremonial bonfire in an event that was similar to Burning Man. It was investigated as a suicide.