Christopher James "Chris" Evans, an English presenter,
businessman and producer for radio and television experienced the joy
and agony of giving birth to a child.
Chris Evans 'gives birth' on air
The brave man was voluntarily hooked up to electrode childbirth that replicated labor pains... and his reaction is priceless.
Chris Evans 'gives birth' during his radio show
On the average most of the men didn't even make it through the full 30-second simulation, and labor typically lasts quite a bit longer than 30 seconds.
Chris Evans experiences pain similar to childbirth feelings
But this isn't the first time men have tried to understand what birthing pains feel like. In 2014 in honor of Mother's Day, some Chinese men simulated childbirth and in 2012, two Dutch men simulated labor for their show "Guinea Pigs." That didn't go well, either.
Radio presenters are supporting their colleague
After participating in a similar experiment in 2009, Dr. Andrew Rochford said in Bust Magazine:
Chris Evans 'gives birth' on air
The brave man was voluntarily hooked up to electrode childbirth that replicated labor pains... and his reaction is priceless.
Chris Evans 'gives birth' during his radio show
On the average most of the men didn't even make it through the full 30-second simulation, and labor typically lasts quite a bit longer than 30 seconds.
Chris Evans experiences pain similar to childbirth feelings
But this isn't the first time men have tried to understand what birthing pains feel like. In 2014 in honor of Mother's Day, some Chinese men simulated childbirth and in 2012, two Dutch men simulated labor for their show "Guinea Pigs." That didn't go well, either.
Radio presenters are supporting their colleague
After participating in a similar experiment in 2009, Dr. Andrew Rochford said in Bust Magazine:
"Men of the world, you have no idea. Leave it to the women. Forget the whole pain threshold debate. We have nothing. Women win. Men don't. The end."
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