Blue Angel Does a Low Fly over, Sending Umbrellas and Tents Flying

This must have been scary, but you can't tell by the enthusiastic cheers. 

The Pensacola Air Show happens on Pensacola beach in Florida. The Blue Angels attend and wow the crowds with their death defying stunts. One of the signatures moves during a Blue Angels performance is a low pass, where a pilot flies the plane low over the crowd. Usually the plane is only a few hundred feet in the air above the crowd. In this performance in Pensacola, the audience saw this maneuver and just how close the plane really is to them. In this video shot by audience member Jason Neely, Blue Angel number five flies low over the crowd, and you can hear the audience stealing with delight. Soon after, the wake turbulence from the fly over causes people's belongings to go up. Tents, umbrellas, possibly children, all go flying through the air. Instead of being upset, the onlookers all cheer in delight, especially the guy hold a beer. A man after my own heart.