The Try Guys Try Distracted Driving // Presented By Kia Forte

- Precious. - You have a beautiful jaw, Keith. - Smile Keith, smile. - Okay, that's too much. -Keith, be careful! (rock music) - Driving. While he is

distracted

. We teamed up with Kia Forte to test our concentration behind the wheel. - We are going to try to drive a ridiculous course full of distractions without being

distracted

in any way. (anvil bangs) - It seems like all of technology and social media is geared toward making us not pay attention to anything that's actually in front of us. - You have your apps, you have your notifications, you have your tabs open.

Oh, they retweeted me, that's exciting. - But first we are going to talk to a neuropsychologist to find out how distracted we are. - I am a clinical neuropsychologist, that is, someone who really focuses on the structure and connectivity of the brain and how it influences behavior. - What are the tests we will do today to evaluate our care? - One, you are going to try to maintain your attention and concentration, another, you are going to be switching between different types of thinking. - We have to do this for 20 minutes. - You already sound so defeated. - I hate this. - Ready, get ready, go. - I think my worst approach is length, like when I read a book, I usually read five pages and realize I haven't read the last two.

Oh God. - When I was a child I would get distracted by things because I was very creative, but I was relentlessly told not to get distracted. - I have to scratch my face but I won't. If I have a quiet place without distractions, I am very good at concentrating. No, stop the test. No. -Ned! - Does not count. - Certainly, having OCD, growing up, I was always focused on things that other people weren't focused on. My mind is different. You're trying to beat me and that doesn't make sense. - Ned, your performance was in the 91st percentile.

Eugene, you were in the 75th percentile. Keith, you were in the 63rd percentile. - 63, that's me. - And then Zach, - I don't like that the numbers keep going down. (laughs) - You were in the 37th percentile. - These are all the videos we have made. (sad music) - We came back from the brain doctor and she told us that Ned was actually the most focused, so Ned, you can go first. - I have more to lose. - But before doing it with all the distractions, we are going to leave the field dry, to have control. - This is science, ladies and gentlemen. - Hardly science. - Oh, that was nice. - Oh, wow. - Woo-Hey, okay, that's too fast, that's too fast.

I consider myself a very good driver. When you drive with precious cargo you have to be very precise and very careful. Oh, this is a tough turn. Oh Lord. I have to go back, I have to go back. Yes, we are fine, we are fine. - Just look at all those cones, they beg to be hit. Wow, that's one. Oh, this is so much fun. - When it comes to

driving

, I have always been very, very good at keeping my eyes on the road and being a perfect citizen because as an Asian in the media, I cannot be a bad driver. - I directly believe that I am the best Try Guys driver, I'm going to say it, I said it there, now that the stop sign is a distraction, I won't be fooled.

Oh, that was great. How fun was that? - The course is divided into four levels: - First, it is about phone-based distractions, texting, calling, the challenge will be to not look at your phone. - Oh, am I the second? - Yes. - What's the second one? Oh yeah, second, the rest of the Try Guys will get in the car with us and try to distract us. - Level three will be a personal distraction, meaning we have all chosen different distractions for each other. - And the last level, random mysterious explosive. - Oh no! No! - Craziness. (intense music) - And we're leaving. - New text by Zach Cornfield, to listen to it he says listen. - Hear. - Zach said, I love your body. - Oh. - Here's the message, butts, butts, butts, Ned is sexy.

To hear your message. - Keith, I can't talk right now. Send. - Okay, don't get distracted, ignore the text messages. Hey, look at those handsome men. Always slow down when you see handsome men. - This is incredible. It's me without pants. - No, no, no, without looking, without looking. - No, I'm not going to look, I hate poster spinners. - Text Keith saying: I'm not interested in your Jacksonville, it doesn't suck. Science doesn't suck, what would the brain lady say? - What do you want Ned? - Hello Eugene, you are very late, can you hurry up? - That?

No, wait, I'm looking at a sign. Did you check the back seat? That? - They know that spelling my name wrong is, ugh. Oh, that's disgusting. ♫ Hey girl, watch me take this turn. ♫ Hello, girl, now I have to learn how ♫ To conduct this course without losing my mind ♫ - Hello, they are my friends. (pulsing music) - Oh, sick, there's a camera. - Okay, hooray. - To the bottom. - Jacksonville doesn't suck. (laughs) - Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. - Gene! - Hey. - So Zach always comes to meetings with three teas. I have some teas here. - We thought we would be thirsty.

We thought about bringing some tea or too. - Do you know why we text you congratulations? Because you are beautiful. - Oh man, this is, oh no - Beautiful. - No, please, please. - Alright

guys

, I really need to focus on

driving

right now, could you please? - Did you read that article about how? - Ah, that's a dancer. - Oh no, oh, oh no. (doorbell rings) Oh, Zach, I'm so sorry I spilled tea on you. (sad music) - Wait, your hair is. - Wait if you want. - The boys don't touch Eugene's hair, you know he doesn't like that. -Keith smiles. - Okay, that's too much. - Smile. - I just have to move it. - Okay, (mumbles) - Eugene. (the doorbell rings) - Whoa, whoa. - We drink tea.

Oh, be careful with that tea. - Shut up. (Doorbell rings) Everyone is shot. -Ned! God, Ned, Ned. - You have to stay focused. - Down there, yes, yes. Please. - You have to go slower, we have a lot of tea. - It's below. Tea. - Oh! - Sexy car wash, get out of the car. - Don't you want us in the car? - Thanks for the trip Eugene. - Bye bye. - Shit. No! No. No. - Can you keep this one? - No, I do not have. - This is a cute kitten. - Oh hello. - That? - This is a cute kitten. - That? - Oh God. (squeals) - Is it fried chicken? - Lots of fried chicken. - This is the best. - Oh boy, oh boy.

Oh God, that's a big dog. (playful music) (screams) - You leave my wife out of this. - Can you bring one here? Only me. - No, you can't hold a cat while driving. (groans) - This sucks. This sucks. (doorbell rings) - No. (doorbell rings) - Oh, no, Keith. (puffs of air) - No, Ariel. No, Ariel, Ariel! (screams) (bell rings) Ariel! Ariel. I got a little off course. I saw my wife in a cage and nothing else mattered. - Pretty face. - Oh, hello kitty. - Oh Zach, be careful. (balloon squeaks) (doorbell rings) - I really don't want this fried chicken. - No, don't waste chicken, don't waste fried chicken. - I don't want this either, I don't. - Eugene, you can't waste buckets of fried chicken.

No no. - I do not want it. - No. No. - I don't want the fried chicken. - No no. Plus, that bucket was almost entirely chicken breasts. That's like chicken gold. No no! (Doorbell rings) (laughter) When the chicken was put on the road, well, that's not safe. And I got out of the car to remove the obstruction on the road. (pops) - Oh (bleep) Oh my God. No. I test myself with a very high concentration level, I took the test with a high concentration level, but when I went to the course and there was a clown in my back seat, everything went out the window.

Do you have at least one name I can call you by? Great, okay, calm clown. This is amazing. (triumphant music) - And the final stretch, entering the mysterious area. Oh, look at all these balls. - No, oh God, ah! - Oh no, no, no. (cries) (pops) - Oh (beep) (beep) (beep) - Oh my God. - Slippery when wet. My God, (bell rings) they are so handsome. - Oh yeah! (laughs) - They are a group of sexy men. - Do you need a ride? (bell rings) Come in. So what do you

guys

do? - Why did you choose a carnival?

No, I don't want this. - What is this? What is this, what is it? (the doorbell rings) Ah! - Oh, my favorite boys. (bell rings) - Very traumatized. This can not be happening. (bell rings) - And here we go, finish line. (explosion) - Well, Zach, for once, you're the winner. - You did it. - You won a video. - Hurrah! - Don't jump and - Sh, sh, sh. - You won the challenge, - You won. - So I won, that's exciting. I don't think anyone saw it coming. I did it, I always have faith in myself. - I don't know if I came in last place. (doorbell rings) (sad music) Even though he scientifically had the best attention span, he was still distracted. - Although I won, I don't think any of us really won.

We all make a lot of mistakes. - Driving is not about winning, it's about not losing. Not everyone has killer clowns in the back seat, but really, if you think about your cell phone, it's pretty much the same thing. - You never know what kind of distractions may come your way, but you can control how you react to them. (rock music) - No, I'm not going to hug the clown. Why does everyone make me hug the clown? Well. (applause and applause) - Thanks clown. Okay bye.