WAtch viral: Two teams of eight guys nail their wooden stumps

• Video depicts two teams of eight men hammering nails into their wooden stumps.
• The winner is the team that is able to drive the nail all the way into the stump.
• The video has received more than 30 million views.

Two sets of individuals compete to hammer a nail into their respective wooden stumps in a video that has gone viral on the internet. In Germany, this type of game is called Nagelbalken. It is often played by children at events and festivals, and it is also a wedding tradition.
The Nail Game is another name for it. The rules of the game say that the winner is the person who can hammer the most nails into the wooden stump in a certain amount of time.

The video depicts two teams of eight guys competing to hammer nails into their respective stumps. According to the video, one person from each team gets one shot at hitting the nail. As soon as one person is done, the other runs back and takes his turn hitting the ball. The winner is the team that is able to drive the nail all the way into the stump.

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The video was initially posted on TikTok by users Woody and Kleinyl before being shared on additional social media platforms. The video has received more than 30 million views. The caption for this video is “Men in men’s business.”

In response, a Twitter user wrote: “Have they been drinking? There were far too many omissions, so I’ll simply assume.” Another commenter wrote, “This would encourage me to watch more than just gymnastics at the Olympics.” “This appears to be a lot of fun, ngl,” said a third party.

“The left was already winning, but as soon as the right side turned it tilted, everything went to hell,” said another.

Through the years, other variations of the game have emerged. One seasoned player detailed the winning strategy and stated, “The thing is, if you’ve ever done this before, you begin with gentle swings to drive the nail into the surface. Once you’re around an inch down (depending on the length of the nail), you may begin monkey swinging at it. Unless you are exceptionally skilled. (They aren’t.)”

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