Massive balls. It's funny though...if you were working on top of a 50 foot tower, and fell, you would be just as dead. For some reason being 2000 feet in the air is much more terrifying.
@@zjohnson1632 It would be an interesting experiment....as I shat all over the place on the way down, I could see if all the poo falls at the same speed as I do.
@04:24 "My harness feels a little bit slack. I need to tighten this harness up first." He says it so casually. These guys are incredible. It takes a special kind of person to do this type of work.
My father in-law is a retired iron worker.He sometimes had to walk the I-beams without a harness,there was nothing to clamp the Lanyard onto.I asked him if he ever was scared.His answer-“not really,there was no where to go but down”.One of the toughest men I have ever met.
@Dutchdude93 Well yeah, duh, no shit dude. But thst persons father in law or whatever asked if he was scared and he's not gonna admit it like a big pussy, its much more badass to say something cool like "nowhere to go but down."
Shoot, you could pay me to do it. This guy's making the big bucks, plus those lines hold thousands of pounds. Once you get used to working up high it's not as bad, more people probably die on 6ft step ladders than doing this. Once you get above 30 feet you have to be extremely careful, the chances of dying when 30ft and up go up tremendously.
@@TechandTools1 yup, I used to top huge trees west coast, chainsaw in hand, grappling hook to next tree. You feel way more cautious above 100', for sure, but you get used to it. Anyone could be trained to trust the gear, that's what it all comes down to
@@untamedfeast Yep it's definitely the trust in the gear. I don't work extremely high, usually 2 to 5 stories, but its it's definitely high enough that you have to be careful. I was doing a job a few months ago about 6 stories up over hanging the side of the building. Topping trees is definitely a dangerous job and props to you, stay safe.
My hands get sweaty and shake a little just watching stuff like this too. Even if someone would give me 25 million to do this job I might try but I dont think my body and brain would allow me to do it... I mean, look at that shit?!
Yeah, because he needs to put the equipment under tension to remove the slack. If he adjust before climbing down, he wouldn't be able to move because of the equipment being too tight on his shoulders. Source: I work as a climber too
Lmao its hilarious how you think you're a genius for stating the obvious. It was a joke. You must be super fun at parties. Please make your way to a stand up comedy show and correct the comedians on every joke they make by stating the obvious, as it surely seemed to make you satisfied.
Anyone that thinks this is scary needs to look up steelworkers who built the chrysler and empire state buildings. NO HARNASSES. Those guys were insane.
I can assure you that he checked his equipment several times before going over. Then a final check after he was over the edge. Someone lazy enough to not gear check before performing any action don't typically have a job like this...at least not for long.
@@felipes.s.5681 Are you serious? It is real. I even spoke to him about it at the Ghost Protocol premiere and if you want proof then go on you tube and see the behind the scenes if him doing it with all the wires on.
Would be over 15 seconds of fall time even if they reached terminal velocity as soon as they started falling... Would be a LONG time knowing youre gonna die. I could probably break out my phone amd send a text saying what happened before i died
My hands ✋🏽😳🤚🏽 are sweating just watching this. I’m thousands of miles from there in bed loool. This guy is completely comfortable, u jus know he’s on a fat wage 💰💸
Yea it's the helplessness, like if you slip or something rips and youre falling theres pretty much nothing you can do besides watch the floor get closer and closer along with your death. Its horrible.
ThirdEngr Not really for me. Use to. But I’ve been watching a lot of Tower climbing lately on people doing this kind on job. I can still feel that feeling through out my body when someone brings the camera over the edge hehe.
@steve knicks No idea what your saying in the second half there but im positive they know exactly how long its going to last. There is no way the people in charge of building this overlooked anything you can think of in 30 seconds
if you fall from the top of this tower from a height of 848 metre and taking g=9.81 , you will get 13.9022 seconds to realise all of your sins you have made in your life
Wow just wow you people don't get enough credit for what you do. No amount of money would make me even go up the tower yet alone climb over the side on a rope. Keep up the amazing work.
Minecraft jokes aside, at terminal velocity, slamming into a body of water is actually *worse* than slamming into say... *concrete*. There is a very, very slim chance you might barely survive the concrete (but you'd wish you hadn't), but water? Water won't compress (even concrete will compress), so the water ends up shredding you, too! The thing about survivng the concrete, is from a skydiver whose parachutes failed, and she landed on parking lot pavement.
Well from that height it wouldn't "hurt" per say but that is if you count not having the nerves left to feel pain, as they would be spread out throughout the city of Dubai. So you're correct.
(after the video cuts off): "Oh, Jamil ...." "Yes Sir ??" "Did you remember to fasten the end of the rope onto the top pointed, shiny thing, Jamil ??" "What was that Sir ??" "I said ..........."
why do i see this comment on every tower climbing video? cant yall turd fucks come up with something original instead of recycling the same joke over and over.
The hard hat is most likely making sure you don't slip or accidentally hit your head on something you're working on, or with. Any dizziness at that height is bad news. As silly as it may seem, it makes sense to be wearing one.
Also to protect their heads from any tools/other materials that could fall or be knocked off.. Anything falling from such extreme heights is extremely lethal, even if it's not a direct impact and just grazes them. Even with a helmet on.. any wrench, hammer, or any objects falling from that high and fast could easily kill.
My buddy's father works in the carpentry union. A few years ago on a jobsite in Boston (we're from MA), he was walking at a lower/ground level when someone above either dropped or knocked a tool off the edge and it hit him in the head. I forget whether he suffered a head or neck injury or if it was both, but he was unable to work for a while and I'm pretty sure required surgery. He was wearing a hard hat (it's illegal not to wear one on construction sites anyways) and could've easily been killed. Though he still was injured even with the hard hat on, had he not had it he almost certainly would've been killed instantly.
+alfreido gonzalo Yeah i hate how he always says yes sir as if the fat Scottish guy walks on water or does not cause a nasty mighty stink in the washroom...
If you ever have to deal with terrific amounts of vertigo, remember: there isnt much difference in danger between being 80 feet up, 800 feet up and 8000 feet up, and the equipment works just as well at any height.
The same even on 20th floor height, if you fall, you die, this rope is made for this kind of work, as long as he's not scared and doesn't panic, he's safe.
@@jodydolphin79 China sucks even their own people hate it there. All those human right violations and concentration camps. Do you know anything about the protests going on over there? It's a shitty place with a shitty "face" culture. Why they still believe in bullshit like hunting sharks for fin or rino horn for male virility. Think next time you try to call someone a bigot, stop and use your brain for one second, because I don't think you've considered any of this. Or the fact that they fucked the world over with this flu.
Wait... how did get got up there?!? Wow... these guys have the balls of steel or something. My balls turn into raisin when I climb up to 12 feet ladder.
He does this for a living, just another day for him. That equipment is no joke, could probably hold a truck without snapping the line. You have to admit he gets to see some of the best views of the planet imaginable.
I can imagine Fred Dibnah up there. No harness, no helmet, greasy flat cap, cigarette hanging out his mouth, a few pints of beer ready up there, big grin on his face, sat on a wooden plank dangling from two bits of old rope. Donald at the bottom hauling stuff up on a pulley. How times have changed :)
![DDG & G Herbo - Nosey [Official Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/I9Ra0Zc2NlQ/mqdefault.jpg)
The harness is to protect him from going into orbit.
That’s pretty funny
Lol
Nimai Plouffe lol nice one
That is bs. The mass of his giant balls unfortunately doesn't allow him to leave earth.
Cursive lol. Earth is actually orbiting him.
Cmon guys its not that bad, just bring a water bucket
Or an elytra
Minecraft. A person of culture I see
Or just hope that there is an horse near by so you can avoid fall damage 🤯
Water pre patch be like:
*Crunch*
No need for that, there is already plenty of water down at the base
Alguien en español que me confirme que este brother tiene los huevos bien puestos.
"How to get 6 bars wifi"
It’s so high that I laid on the ground to watch it and I STILL managed to fall over…
Massive balls. It's funny though...if you were working on top of a 50 foot tower, and fell, you would be just as dead. For some reason being 2000 feet in the air is much more terrifying.
Yep but you have a lot less time to think about the splat at the end.
Ppl die falling down the stairs at home.
@@zjohnson1632 It would be an interesting experiment....as I shat all over the place on the way down, I could see if all the poo falls at the same speed as I do.
Oh boy that man is brave!!! Dangling so casually!
Balls of steel has his head in the clouds and is standing proud 🤯🤯🤯
I would be vomiting if I was up there. love to see the job application sheet for this one.
Much respect to you!!!
Imagine if the dude just took out a razor and started cutting the rope.
michael kelley you’re a psychopath.
I thought the same.
Thank God he is wearing helmet
wow! I'm not afraid of heights, but you couldn't pay me enough to do that
He's a Geordie lad! Tough as auld boots
if you did fall. At least You would have time to call your family to say goodbye.
King Eris you’d probably dropped you phone by then lmao
Hhhhhh looool
no u can still call your boss and wait until u see your replacement
Lololol
Any phycisian here to calculate this?
“The people look like ants from up here!”
Those are other skyscrapers..
Sweeting looking at work
lol I genuinely laughed out loud at that!!!
People don't look from here 😂😂
Bro the buildings look like ants from this 1 haha
Hats off to those gents. No amount of money could make me do that
$9999999999999999999999999 would
Nope. Can’t spend it if I’m dead of fright.
@beepboop beep II yes I would do that if I want to give my family a good life
@beepboop beep II i will, all or nothing
@@spongebob-kc6yo add all the 9s you want. Eff that.
The scenery looks like something from star wars
Ron Tudgay exactly bro
reminds me of that scene luke is hanging off the antenna
View of croescant
@@royhsieh4307 agree
@@lorenzomiguel3288 *Coruscant, that doesn't compute, uhhh wait uhhh, YOU'RE UNDER ARREST!!*
They’re actually so high up, the ground is out of render distance
Its like looking down from highrise on mw2
Yeah, all low-poly models and the cars aren't even spawned in.
The game has difficulty differentiating pixels
They could’ve gone into settings to change the render distance smh 🙄
Nah that’s just what it looks like
Ok jamil give me the light bulb. What do you mean you don't have it?
LMAO 🤣 😂🤣 😂🤣 😂🤣 😂
No he drop it
He don’t got that light bulb
ok sir. lunch tym... coming back...nooooo Jamilllllllll pull m up
Depends on if you are getting paid by the hour. Or by the job.
@04:24 "My harness feels a little bit slack. I need to tighten this harness up first."
He says it so casually. These guys are incredible. It takes a special kind of person to do this type of work.
I wonder what their salary is for this hellish job
@@GratDuForloradeArgumentet not enough!
@@Chris92881 Probably like 6 months salary
@@GratDuForloradeArgumentet Antenna worker's Cell, Tv, and Radio is about $50k a year, not enough for me
I hv been on top of a 8' stepladder
Does that count ???
view from working a top Mia Khalifa is better
Legend
indeed
Guest the airplane miss huh?
SS-TV Obersturmbannführer Max ?
you must be a high school kid.
*starts hanging off the edge*
Him: Okay now is time to check your equipment
Me: WHAT
Blueberryjam, what are you doing here?! I used to watch your minecraft videos back in the day, man what aa coincidense
@@instance7264 what's up bro!! Haha that's funny as fuck
@@instance7264 cool
ME TOO!!! I was like, shouldn't you have done that before hanging from the airplane?
Yeah i was shocked too ngl
How did that building not collapse under the weight of his balls?
I was getting vertigo just from watching this.
their balls*
@Pikora Animation overrated. this overused comment shouldnt be getting ANY likes.
@@unclesam8862 oh boohoo u mad?
Big vertigo 🥴⚫️ ⚫️⚫️⚫️⚫️
Vertigo kicking in.. check!
My father in-law is a retired iron worker.He sometimes had to walk the I-beams without a harness,there was nothing to clamp the Lanyard onto.I asked him if he ever was scared.His answer-“not really,there was no where to go but down”.One of the toughest men I have ever met.
Thats a mans man.
My grandfather told me that man without fear are the first to fall. It takes some fear to keep you from doing dumb shit.
He was scared.
That's pretty awesome tbh. "Nowhere to go but down." I like that.
@Dutchdude93 Well yeah, duh, no shit dude. But thst persons father in law or whatever asked if he was scared and he's not gonna admit it like a big pussy, its much more badass to say something cool like "nowhere to go but down."
I literally couldn't be paid enough to do this job.
11 large Hells Angels couldn't drag me up there
Shoot, you could pay me to do it. This guy's making the big bucks, plus those lines hold thousands of pounds. Once you get used to working up high it's not as bad, more people probably die on 6ft step ladders than doing this. Once you get above 30 feet you have to be extremely careful, the chances of dying when 30ft and up go up tremendously.
@@TechandTools1 yup, I used to top huge trees west coast, chainsaw in hand, grappling hook to next tree. You feel way more cautious above 100', for sure, but you get used to it. Anyone could be trained to trust the gear, that's what it all comes down to
@@untamedfeast Yep it's definitely the trust in the gear. I don't work extremely high, usually 2 to 5 stories, but its it's definitely high enough that you have to be careful. I was doing a job a few months ago about 6 stories up over hanging the side of the building. Topping trees is definitely a dangerous job and props to you, stay safe.
Price tag would, they’re easily making over 100 an hour
Who gets aniexty just watching then climb over the ledge you couldn't pay me enough to do the job nt stomach hurts just watching it
My hands get sweaty and shake a little just watching stuff like this too. Even if someone would give me 25 million to do this job I might try but I dont think my body and brain would allow me to do it... I mean, look at that shit?!
TINA same here
Hell no praise mother earth for solid ground
Watch it on virtual reality glasses
@@TINA-ke1cp
Hahaha...same me too 😃
"Pause that and come down"
"Okay sir"
🤣 the best part🤌🏾
Jamil seems to be a nice guy ...hahahah
yes. that was part of the video. good job...
"It's a long way down"
"Yes sir"
Lol
@HungryPanda not really. That’s how all these assistants and such behave in Dubai...
Affirmative
They should wear a parachute instead of a harness at that height.
He’s wearing a helmet he’ll be ok
@@joshschmitz6211 love this response.....lmao....im dying over here
@@miks2819 if his buddy leaning over drops a tool on his head it could knock em out. if hes dangling unconscious. then theres a real bad problem
@@mfplumbing9341 Yes, but as josh said. He´s wearing a helmet he´ll be ok
@@mr.unknown2374 josh was being sarcastic!
“Hey does that plane look low to you?”
You guys did it
Oh lord
Jameel: "Yes sir"
No sir we are just very high
6:55 he kinda looks like a giant standing on the ground
True🤣
100th like😍
wtf i cant unsee now
@@ig_aksk2983 stfu
@@theteamquake7886 😒
I have no problem working on these towers as longs as it’s the bottom section
Like floor 1 maybe 2 lolol
As long as it laying on the ground all 2000 feet of it
They aren't tied off either just a positioner
He just say his harness has slack AFTER already climbing down?
*climbs over the edge* alright NOW it’s Time to check our equipment
Yeah, because he needs to put the equipment under tension to remove the slack. If he adjust before climbing down, he wouldn't be able to move because of the equipment being too tight on his shoulders.
Source: I work as a climber too
When he just casually said: "Beautiful day, today", while being on top of the tallest building in the world. 😂😂😂
Bro built extra different 😂💪
Calming mechanism
If he falls it would be ok because he wears a helmet
😂😆
he needs Feather Falling V
Or he could just dive in the pool next to him
@@zaid9026 that wouldn’t work if you’re being serious
@@jochaldo8076 of course he’s joking, you know if you fall from that height your dead
*dangling from the highest building on earth by his harness*
Him (very calmly): "My harness seems quite loose"
Also him saying "it's a beautiful day today" several times got me laughing. He doesn't seem fazed at all by this kind of work. This guy is nuts.
Dumbeldore said calmly.
@@runningrock124 fck off harry potter losers
: (
Doesn't really matter if you are 50 meters up or 1000. The work is the same and you die just the same. Might have longer to regret.
That moment when you realise you brought the wrong screwdriver - the one you want is down in the basement garage in your van...
Alex Banks . You have no idea , or maybe you do.
Two words come to mind “fuck that”
Okay Jamill cut the film.
No no no not the string!!!
Jamil: Sorry seir!
Fantastic... 😂
String!?!?!?
LOL
😂😂😂
I'm glad he's wearing a safety helmet, this way he won't die if he falls off.
Im sure the helmet is helpful when they are going safely down. In case someone drops a tool by accident
+sup dawg How such a goofy!
Jake Woodbury hahah thanks, some people dont think longer than their nose
Lmao its hilarious how you think you're a genius for stating the obvious. It was a joke. You must be super fun at parties. Please make your way to a stand up comedy show and correct the comedians on every joke they make by stating the obvious, as it surely seemed to make you satisfied.
+sup dawg lmaoo bad excuse, you are saying it first now?
Anyone that thinks this is scary needs to look up steelworkers who built the chrysler and empire state buildings. NO HARNASSES. Those guys were insane.
A bunch of them died too
That’s how I got here. By watching those. Crazy!
True that, this is still pretty gnarly tho lol
Thanks to those guys we have safety standards today
AlmondMilkGod they all died.
Next video: View from Working on top of Mia Khalifa
Dman nice
i still can't believe how we tiny humans can build such high buildings..
or whats more, that we feel the need to dangle off said buildings after making them.
the is arab building tho
SuperVegeta that's nothing look at the Moon theirs pictures of the moon Towers Miles High wonder who built those tiny aliens maybe ..heh
GLEVUM REX ARAB BUILDING ENGINEERED BY WHITE HUMANS
@@abronxtale111
Yup, the pale skin children of Cain and Lucifer.
"Ok Jameel. Come on down!"
"NO SIR!! EFF YOU SIR!!"
Lol
annagitana1 😂😂😂
😂🤣
*Even at this height, his balls are still touching the ground*
Overused joke
@@themonkey5918 Dirty apes with small balls need not apply.
sweeeet
Lol
😂😂😂😂😂
These guys are brave. I’m not even there and I’m trying not to hyperventilate.
sir you feel this tower shaking
ok jameel😂😂😂😂😂
Checks equipment after going off the edge, dude has serious balls.
youngbloodreach I’m surprised with balls of iron the straps held.
Legend says Jamil is still on top of the tower...
Ok sir
Bahhhh hahaha
Yes sir
he's checking his equipment AFTER he goes over the edge!?!!!!
i know, exactly what i wax thinking lol
Fuck it right?
We'll do it live!!
Well that's where they work best for checking them ....that's why the give exam after the load you with information
I can assure you that he checked his equipment several times before going over. Then a final check after he was over the edge. Someone lazy enough to not gear check before performing any action don't typically have a job like this...at least not for long.
The guy holding the camera has no fucking clue what to do he just keeps ignoring him😂
Love how he checked his harness *after* he was already over the edge. At least he had his hard hat on I guess.
Let's all take a minute to remind ourselves that Tom Cruise ran down this building. What a legend
Jeez yea i remember that
It was on a mission impossible film wasn't it?
300 subscribers without any videos Yup mission impossible ghost protocol
@@felipes.s.5681 Are you serious? It is real. I even spoke to him about it at the Ghost Protocol premiere and if you want proof then go on you tube and see the behind the scenes if him doing it with all the wires on.
@@felipes.s.5681 Buddy that was completely real. He did that stunt by himself wearing just a harness, which was edited out later.
I had to sit on the floor in the basement to watch this, afraid I was going to fall 18 inches off of the couch.
Lmmfaooo
The helmets are to protect each other from their steel balls when climbing the ladder
I agree. Never thought I'd say " TOO HIGH FOR MEE" !!!
A big hello to everyone who randomly got this in their recommended..
hello
hello
hello
I can see my house from here ... even though it's on another continent!
LOL these comments 😂😂😂
Damn!same here..
@@rexpropp533 HAHAHA LOL 😂😂😂 FACTS
If something snapped, he'd have time to write his last will and testament, before he hit the ground.
Nice one I get it
cucking funt After a while, he'd get bored with the whole matter and wish the sidewalk wold hurry up and smack him😂
hell he'd probably die of old age before he hit the ground
I'd smoke a cigarette. Just because I quit a few years ago, so why not.
Would be over 15 seconds of fall time even if they reached terminal velocity as soon as they started falling... Would be a LONG time knowing youre gonna die. I could probably break out my phone amd send a text saying what happened before i died
7:45
Yellow helmet dude:- Ok Jamil come down !
Jamil:- sorry sir. Me no coming down
🤣😂😂😂😂
Bilbo Bagins 😂😂😂 you’re a bitch foh
My hands ✋🏽😳🤚🏽 are sweating just watching this. I’m thousands of miles from there in bed loool. This guy is completely comfortable, u jus know he’s on a fat wage 💰💸
it's not heights I'm afraid of, it's the overwhelming thought of the fall that I hate
yupp
Yea it's the helplessness, like if you slip or something rips and youre falling theres pretty much nothing you can do besides watch the floor get closer and closer along with your death. Its horrible.
esteban cadena Actually you wouldn't reach the floor, you'd hit the building.
Cao Cao There would most likely be pieces of you on the floor
SuperGameKing1 True but that's what I meant. The otherguy implied that you'd be falling helplessly to the floor :)
Jameel's first day of work.
Sir : what a nice weather.
Jameel : yea ! I quit !
I love how he goes over the edge, then says "its time to check my equipment."
Sweaty palms just watching this.
ThirdEngr Not really for me. Use to. But I’ve been watching a lot of Tower climbing lately on people doing this kind on job. I can still feel that feeling through out my body when someone brings the camera over the edge hehe.
You mean sweaty balls.
I’m watching this on my iPhone in the safety of my living room and I’m still nervous.
Its amazing how structures so high can stand up without toppling over. Imagine been up there and and its starts to go.
The way the Burj Khalifa is built maintains the structure. It’s pretty unique.
21stRose it was built on sand too
The 192 steel piles used of the foundation are 50m (164ft) long so you’d hope it wouldn’t go 😂
@steve knicks No idea what your saying in the second half there but im positive they know exactly how long its going to last. There is no way the people in charge of building this overlooked anything you can think of in 30 seconds
skyscrapers have heavy counter weights that move the opposite of the buildings sway like a grandfather clock.
Phone slid out my hand watching this , as my hands got soaked in sweat very quick
*hanging over the edge* “right, now I’m gonna check my equipment”
I love how he goes over the edge of the world's tallest building before deciding his harness is too loose 😂
The thought of Jameel accidentally dropping the phone gave me anxiety
if you fall from the top of this tower from a height of 848 metre and taking g=9.81 , you will get 13.9022 seconds to realise all of your sins you have made in your life
Yup dude, check your equipment but BEFORE GOING TO THE OTHER GODAMN FUCKING SIDE
lol he checks to see if everything is good while he hangs of the side.
Scott Gardner IKR WHAT I SAID LOL
Right?! He's already hanging off the damn building!
Off
Wow just wow you people don't get enough credit for what you do. No amount of money would make me even go up the tower yet alone climb over the side on a rope. Keep up the amazing work.
He's fine bois look there water, we all know falling on water doesn't hurt.
Especially not while wearing a helmet
The ultimate belly flop
Minecraft jokes aside, at terminal velocity, slamming into a body of water is actually *worse* than slamming into say... *concrete*. There is a very, very slim chance you might barely survive the concrete (but you'd wish you hadn't), but water? Water won't compress (even concrete will compress), so the water ends up shredding you, too!
The thing about survivng the concrete, is from a skydiver whose parachutes failed, and she landed on parking lot pavement.
Well from that height it wouldn't "hurt" per say but that is if you count not having the nerves left to feel pain, as they would be spread out throughout the city of Dubai. So you're correct.
@@Tiniuc from what I’ve heard is that it will feel exactly like concrete
(after the video cuts off): "Oh, Jamil ...." "Yes Sir ??" "Did you remember to fasten the end of the rope onto the top pointed, shiny thing, Jamil ??" "What was that Sir ??" "I said ..........."
S H H H I I I I i i i i i . . . . . .
Aaaaahhhhhhhhhh..........
isn't that 800m tall building shaky in wind? like at all?
3:06 your welcome
@@DripCS ah yes, didnt watch the whole thing, thx
"OK Jameel, now toss me doon a spannah wud u lad?"
I thought the same "noooow drop me the tool, oi?" `D
I'm suprised those cables holding them up didn't snap from the weight of their balls.
Stop being gay
Jake Woodbury ill be gay for 58 likes thx people
CerealKillerOats you've been gay for a lot less I'm sure
why do i see this comment on every tower climbing video? cant yall turd fucks come up with something original instead of recycling the same joke over and over.
The hard hat is most likely making sure you don't slip or accidentally hit your head on something you're working on, or with. Any dizziness at that height is bad news. As silly as it may seem, it makes sense to be wearing one.
Also to protect their heads from any tools/other materials that could fall or be knocked off.. Anything falling from such extreme heights is extremely lethal, even if it's not a direct impact and just grazes them. Even with a helmet on.. any wrench, hammer, or any objects falling from that high and fast could easily kill.
My buddy's father works in the carpentry union. A few years ago on a jobsite in Boston (we're from MA), he was walking at a lower/ground level when someone above either dropped or knocked a tool off the edge and it hit him in the head. I forget whether he suffered a head or neck injury or if it was both, but he was unable to work for a while and I'm pretty sure required surgery. He was wearing a hard hat (it's illegal not to wear one on construction sites anyways) and could've easily been killed. Though he still was injured even with the hard hat on, had he not had it he almost certainly would've been killed instantly.
+EricJh21690 I'm SO glad to hear he's ok! That sounds painful. Thank goodness for hardhats and other safety equipment! =D
its for the bird shit
+Elementz Its only to if you fall you must aim toward the ground with your head and the helmet save you from certain death.
aim for the bushes
There goes my hero!
The swaying of the building was his massive balls swinging like a pendulum.
EweChewBrrr Yaaayyy!! Another balls joke!!
Plot twist : his second job is at Starbucks.
Evening shift manager at Bed, Bath, and Beyond.
Lol
Oh wow he has the balls of steel to do this! I'm still getting over how he did this to begin with!
yes, sir
+alfreido gonzalo Yeah i hate how he always says yes sir as if the fat Scottish guy walks on water or does not cause a nasty mighty stink in the washroom...
+M-L-J yes sir
+M-L-J Thank You
good adventure of the future, sky is the limit, right
+Wresker he's not from Scotland...that's an English accent from the north east.
Man: do you feel the tower shaking??
Him: Yes I feel it. Do you?
Man: yes
Both of them: ......
“Yes, I feel it too“ he says as he shits his pants.
Time slot???
Man #1: do you feel the tower shaking ?
Man #2: never mind the shaking, what's that smell ?!
@@NoahTewolde24 7:59
"ok Jamil, come down"
Nahh...that's ok. Thanks tho!
your picture confuses me :'(
Haukenslush love that hair style!
+Haukenslush He is wearing a harness. Cowardly. He is obviously not suited to the job.
+Burj Khalifa who you calling cowardly ?
If you ever have to deal with terrific amounts of vertigo, remember: there isnt much difference in danger between being 80 feet up, 800 feet up and 8000 feet up, and the equipment works just as well at any height.
my hands are so sweaty while watching this. So it's literally two pieces of rope holding him?
The same even on 20th floor height, if you fall, you die, this rope is made for this kind of work, as long as he's not scared and doesn't panic, he's safe.
@@willieoo your english was made in china though...
@@letterslayer7814 LOL!!!
@@letterslayer7814 you bigotry was made in the USA
@@jodydolphin79 China sucks even their own people hate it there. All those human right violations and concentration camps. Do you know anything about the protests going on over there? It's a shitty place with a shitty "face" culture. Why they still believe in bullshit like hunting sharks for fin or rino horn for male virility. Think next time you try to call someone a bigot, stop and use your brain for one second, because I don't think you've considered any of this. Or the fact that they fucked the world over with this flu.
That's so friggin high up, that if I throw a baby down the tower, it becomes a old man when it touches the ground.
Fuck me dead!!! best comment by far😂😂😂
You're demand for even thinking this thought.
Why would you even throw a baby down a tower in the first place LOL
Saul Torres why not
Tambo Mitch true fuck that baby
I'd want to be wearing a parachute if that was me.
With that height and that close to the building you will probably going to die before your paraschute fully open
@@blackdiamondheart9432 Nah
@@blackdiamondheart9432 no.
This job is extremely dangerous and stressful. I wouldn't want to work here even for a $1 million hourly shift.
sad thing is they don’t get paid very much
Wait... how did get got up there?!? Wow... these guys have the balls of steel or something. My balls turn into raisin when I climb up to 12 feet ladder.
staircase
my balls turned into raisins from just watching this video.
Luke K lol
Grammar good
love it mine bvalls would too luke, i friggin hate heights
My palms got sweaty watching this.
Knees weak?
arms heavy?
Moms spaghetti
Ste Richards but on the surface...
Darkknight Insomniac he looks calm and ready
5:19 - dude is casually talking about how nice the weather is. I'd be pissing my pants.
He does this for a living, just another day for him. That equipment is no joke, could probably hold a truck without snapping the line. You have to admit he gets to see some of the best views of the planet imaginable.
I'm sure he's saying that to himself for consoling... like, "today would be a nice day to die at least..." - at least that's what I'd do. ;D
Well it's probably nice not to have a hundred mile winds up there
damn i can just feel the rush in my stomach watching this.. pheww hats of to these people doing this everyday.
You get an adrenaline rush just watching them
must hold my sofa.
I can imagine Fred Dibnah up there. No harness, no helmet, greasy flat cap, cigarette hanging out his mouth, a few pints of beer ready up there, big grin on his face, sat on a wooden plank dangling from two bits of old rope. Donald at the bottom hauling stuff up on a pulley. How times have changed :)
Kevin Bower great great grandpa? Is that you?
Fred was da man
Fred would have laddered the Burj Khalifa in half a day
@@djc4509 👍👍
That dude just scamper up the side like no big deal.
@@stanleyhape8427 All these lads must have to carry their balls in a wheelbarrow.
Men with balls of steel.
i seriously cannot watch much of this once he goes over the edge without my anxiety being triggered 100x 😱