When you cross the supersonic barrier, aerodynamics change significantly, the way the air passes over the aircraft and how they interact is much different than below supersonic speeds.
[This video](https://youtu.be/M5UEZMa_p9A) is not about supersonic flight specifically but dives in a lot of the core issues involved with supersonic flight. Vortices can form that are strong enough to move control surfaces as well as generate turbulence strong enough to brak an aircraft apart, if it’s not designed for supersonic flight. However in the cockpit of a supersonic aircraft there’s no noticeable difference in the cockpit. The Sonic boom someone on the ground hears trails behind the aircraft so to the pilot it’s more or less the same.
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