Wow! I love swimming under the surface! I felt I was swimming with Guillaume, wonderful, only after a while I had to breathe and I never saw him go up and breathe...thank you for this fantastic short film 💖
It's hard to be a freediving actor like Guillaume Néry's, but the photographer/videographer for this video is even harder. They have to be in a perfect spot with their maximum period of time. For your information, the photographer/videographer is a freediver too, they didn't use scuba diver to avoid bubbles while recording.
Nah the ending is beautiful how he comes back up to his world and all these people have no clue what he just experienced right under them … this was incredible
It’s what has the potential to make us all interesting! You can do absolutely anything and yet you can do everything! When you choose to do something you’re also choosing to neglect something else. That’s what makes us all different! 8 billion times over!
diver: "this video is gonna show people a wonderful and exciting new experience." wife: "you know what would make this video REALLY awesome? if you wore my underwear." diver: ".........." wife: "i'll empty the dishwasher for a month." diver: "*sigh*....hand 'em here."
To be fair, this is one of the craziest and uncanny things I've ever seen filmed. This man's diving stands for the true meaning of what lucid dreaming may be. As mesmerizing as it was disturbing: climbing trees under water, walking underwater sands, side-climbing amazing cliffs. He takes us for a walk in the upside down world, like an atlantis' inhabitant.
Don't forget: diving into an underwater frozen lake and waves crashing into an underwater beach. I too was absolutely entranced by this upside down world.
Love your words. I felt transported to some years ago when I was regularly lucid dreaming. Running through the air and navigating strange landscapes in amazing ways. You nailed it with your comment.
Atlantis was a real city. Located in the eye of the Sahara. There is piles of salt there which shouldn’t be only explanation is water. Graham handcock explains it better
believe that you are not your thoughts. the outside world does not create the fear. it is the construct of the mind that creates it. once the realization is made that the universe and all that it embodies is peaceful the thoughts of being afraid will simply rest and open opportunities for you to BE :)
@@mikendaba5050 the "reality" is flipped. he is walking upside down on that beach. it's the downside of a "beach". so actually he is facing the "deep ocean" if u look at 6:12 the light is coming from the downside. that's just my opinion though
I think he's walking on top of an underwater cave. Otherwise, if it was on a beach, he wouldn't have any water on top of his head and would just be walking normally on the beach. If you have any better idea, feel free to share but that's my best guess 👍 Still, the shot greatly amaze me !
He doesn't jump into air. It is an underwater cave called "Cenote Angelita" in Mexico which is also a halocline. A halocline occurs when fresh water sits on top of salt water and the difference in their salinity keeps them separate. The mist and the beach like effect that you see is hydrogen sulphide moving around independently in between fresh and salt water. 5:52 if you look closely you can see that it doesn't behave like tides on a beach. It's just a dense gas trapped between water with different salinity levels.
This is without a doubt one of the most breathtaking videos I've ever watched. He's the real "Aquaman" and his wife doing the camerawork.... no words. Blown away!
The long shot of him emerging back onto the beach with tourists and the hustle and bustle is very impactful. I imagine its akin to how astronauts feel coming back down to earth.
The scene diving with the whales just blew me away. I’ve never seen anything so compelling, terrifying and beautiful in my life. And the climax of the music which was perfectly suited for it just wow
Beautiful but also terrifying! Being an OPEN water scuba diver, I found myself having a hard time breathing while watching him swim in tight spots and also under the ice, which is one of my biggest fears, getting trapped. Job well done 👏🏼
@Shingeki no Propane no, this is a case of argumentum ad populum. An assumption that because you're all wrong together, you must be right. You are not.
words simply can't describe how beautiful this phobia-inducing art is. I love the editing, cinematography, the free diver, and the stunning magical underwater scenery.....
I get it... But if you at least knew basic things of swimming and diving... There's no way you will fall into the dark trench except if you go yourself or being pulled 😁
Aarti Jaiswal same here.. I immediately start hyperventilating out of fear when I’m pushed in for example. And even watching people dive kinds freaks me out
I have a terrible fear of water. I feel though if you were able to increase your lung capacity and swim well you would enjoy something like this. Really quite relaxing
@ Dude, atheist to atheist. Kindly shut up about religion. Toxic debates like that don't belong in the comment section of a short film that has nothing to do with religion. Leave people be and enjoy the video, right now you're no better than the people who try and convert you to Christianity on the internet.
This is truly "breathtaking" ... This is honestly one of the most exciting, daring, unique 13 minutes of film I've ever seen. This is legendary and I hope many people experience your vision. I know I'd be scared to death, even with the fact that I was a competitive swimmer in my youth.
I thank national geographic and this awsome free diver by bringing us to places most of us would or could never imagine. Thank you so much for this glimpse into another realm.
ive heard things about a certain point in the ocean when its so dark divers think they're swimming up but they're swimming down and often drown and seeing them go further gave me anxiety
The mammalian diving reflex is weird. You know there's even coincidental physiological things that happen when people get so deep that their lungs should be crushed, that actually keep them from being crushed. It makes me wonder whether humans could become an amphibious species given the right evolutionary pressures.
Well, I think I've just witnessed one of the most breathtaking and poetic videos from National Geographic.. ever. I didn't even intend that pun, but it's actually pretty good.
I feel like he traveled the whole ocean. Both him and the cameraman. This video was splendidly done and I feel like it has taken my breath away...literally.
The fact that he’s FREEDIVING in underwater caves and under ice, some of the most dangerous underwater environments to be in, is a testament to his skill.
@4AD4 I understand your skepticism, but frankly, I didn’t ask and I don’t appreciate it. Just let people enjoy this without constantly questioning if it’s real or not, please. It’s annoying to see these kinds of things and it detracts from the experience. It’s not as helpful as you think it is.
@@ChapoGuzman896 nah he is right its we. scientiests defently know more... but ''we'' defently know more about the universe and so on that our oceans why? because there is 95% of information about it
@@ChapoGuzman896 ''we'' as in the human race, if we're talking about professions its possible to say that ''we'' know more about the ocean than the solar systems if for example we're talking about oceanographers.
@@richardanfelix I literally kept thinking the whole time how cool it'd be if Nolan did a mindbending underwater thriller next. Maybe something along the lines of The Abyss (1989), but better 😻 And then saw your comment!! 🙌
I dont know what the affect is called but it’s the same thing as oil and water separating in a tube. In the video, it’s actually just two layers of water. The top is fresh water and the bottom is salt water. Salt water is more dense and because they aren’t disturbed that much, they separate.
@@IronDragon1337 yes, there are physical layers under water like salinity and temperature, seen them many times as a diver - but this scene is shot upside down near the surface under an outcropping or cave.
I find this video both indescribably beautiful and terrifying at the same time. But it blows my mind nontheless, and thank you for that. What an experience.
This is truly mesmerizing. I feel like it’s just as spectacular as walking on the moon. He is literally on an alien planet down there. Cinematography is amazing. How many people can say they have walked down there? Thank you for a magnificent video.
I've always said that!!! We literally have outer space in our Huge oceans,you can fly in it,it's like air because you can't see it, random creatures around you....that's pretty cool.
The camera person might have had an oxygen tank just to be safe, but there have been documented instances of people holding their breath for 10-15min while spear hunting fish. It takes an insane amount of training
He doesn't look like he's under water to me he looks like he's flying around in his own dream. This very well made it clear to me how scared I am of wide spaces
I love how they shot the scenes to look like he was running and climbing through the forests of the sea. Very much a surreal dream! My fav was when he was shot swimming upside down near the surface of the water, but it was made to look like he was actually walking towards the ocean and leaping off into the water, only to float away instead of plunge below.
that's so true haha - I recently found out that when I'm riding a bike I can go faster and in any direction - way more convenient than walking like you were under water :D
There is something unbelievably captivating about his dives. I was fascinated by his TED talks and the descriptions he gave. I hold my breath for a max of 2 minutes and I dive up to 8 meters, and I am content, but Guillaume is a master and has opened our eyes to what humans are capable of.
As a free diver coming out the ocean to the crowd on the beach brings back memories more so when i first started. You cant believe theres a whole other world out there!
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Free diving is a sport that is both remarkable and dangerous. What intrigues you the most about Guillaume Néry's dive?
Danger always beautiful. Like a star.
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Is he wearing a thong? 😁
He sure makes it look and feel so easy peasy
Wow! I love swimming under the surface! I felt I was swimming with Guillaume, wonderful, only after a while I had to breathe and I never saw him go up and breathe...thank you for this fantastic short film 💖
Just one question..did he do all these in a single breath!
When he's running underwater, that looks exactly like my nightmares. I lean forward and push hard, yet moving so slowly
tubiak1 I have the same dream!!!!
Your dreams are really underwater.
tubiak1 I'm flying in my dreAms but it looks and feels like what he's doing under water. The exploration.
tubiak1 Many of us share that dream. I wonder why?
Same here.
Its like hes walking around the spirit realm.
It looks like some sort of afterlife, just the way they've filmed it.
It's hard to be a freediving actor like Guillaume Néry's, but the photographer/videographer for this video is even harder. They have to be in a perfect spot with their maximum period of time. For your information, the photographer/videographer is a freediver too, they didn't use scuba diver to avoid bubbles while recording.
OMG
raiettoulat raiettoulat omg read the description! It was his wife who recorded it while she free dived too! Omg I'm blown away
Yeah it looks tough, specially at 10:42 where she had to slowly levitate higher and higher while keeping a good frame. Nicely done!
Thank you for calling attention to that! That just made this doubly mind blowing and horrifying!
They could have used rebreathers or had one swimming around off camera.
Nah the ending is beautiful how he comes back up to his world and all these people have no clue what he just experienced right under them … this was incredible
Lies again? Navy Seals Negeri Sembilan
@@NazriBuang-w9vim pretty sure it’s different videos split into one video
@@NazriBuang-w9v ?????????
It’s what has the potential to make us all interesting! You can do absolutely anything and yet you can do everything! When you choose to do something you’re also choosing to neglect something else. That’s what makes us all different! 8 billion times over!
2:41 Walking underwater is like running away from someone in nightmare
it me ;c
omg i thought i was the only one
I was thinking the same thing!
U got me there...
this is exactly me,
So apparently his wife was the one filming him and she was also free diving!! Mad respect
But you can hear the scuba tanks at points in the video.... Lol
diver: "this video is gonna show people a wonderful and exciting new experience."
wife: "you know what would make this video REALLY awesome? if you wore my underwear."
diver: ".........."
wife: "i'll empty the dishwasher for a month."
diver: "*sigh*....hand 'em here."
Michael Knox 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yip, he also borrowed one of his wife’s thongs
i guess we know who wears the thong in this relationship
I have asthma and my brain absolutely cannot comprehend this.
I’m deceased
Lmao same
same!
Yesss samere
flo so hobo bro i have thalassophobia..
Every year I come back to this video. It's a masterpiece.
Same
Did you come back to it?
@@TheCroniMan ofc
Same, when did it come out because I can’t remember when I first saw this. All I know is I crave it every once in a while throughout the years
@@Mitch_De_Jong 🎯
He needs a Netflix documentary about his free diving...that was remarkable
id watch it
abrodey same, like 10x over 😂
" Our planete " on Netflix
He has a ted talk
@ no that would be in a different documentary
Lets not ignore the exceptional footage his wife has captured .... amazing
his wife???
is she a diver as well
@@unfortunatelyaspursfan9823 apparently she is❤️
@@unfortunatelyaspursfan9823 no no she just lives underwater
I thought you are making some joke until I saw the description
So is that who’s thong he’s wearing.
The cinematography is out of this world.
Nahh just under😉
Someone who understands
respect to the cameraman for diving with him
Camera woman: its his wife that films him, she is also freediving while she does.
Dangerous lol 😂
I have never seen anything so mesmerising and beautiful in my life.
What his thong or the 🌊? 😂
@@ivannaaguirre1262 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@ivannaaguirre1262 LMFAOO
Other than your mom of course.
This is so scary and horor
To be fair, this is one of the craziest and uncanny things I've ever seen filmed.
This man's diving stands for the true meaning of what lucid dreaming may be. As mesmerizing as it was disturbing: climbing trees under water, walking underwater sands, side-climbing amazing cliffs. He takes us for a walk in the upside down world, like an atlantis' inhabitant.
Don't forget: diving into an underwater frozen lake and waves crashing into an underwater beach. I too was absolutely entranced by this upside down world.
all here where we live, ill never understand why look into Mars and meaningless rocks to live when we have a paradise here that WE must help sustain
@@CristinaF210 What a silly person.
Love your words. I felt transported to some years ago when I was regularly lucid dreaming. Running through the air and navigating strange landscapes in amazing ways. You nailed it with your comment.
Atlantis was a real city. Located in the eye of the Sahara. There is piles of salt there which shouldn’t be only explanation is water. Graham handcock explains it better
He is underwater & somehow it feels like i'm SUFFOCATING
Same here!!!!
Thank you
You have strong empathy
Yes! I had to skip ahead
Gosh I know.
Somehow this reminds me how small we are compared to nature. This guy understands it and respects it.
i would love the freedom that comes from not being afraid
@Zerro Fox OK THEN DUDE THANKS FOR YOUR INPUT
Wow , if I needed to explain this statement it would take me over 200 words
Wow. Very true.
believe that you are not your thoughts. the outside world does not create the fear. it is the construct of the mind that creates it. once the realization is made that the universe and all that it embodies is peaceful the thoughts of being afraid will simply rest and open opportunities for you to BE :)
dont be fooled. fear gives them their adrenaline which most extreme sport athletes live for. That thrill of the danger
Legend says, he swam through all the oceans with one breath.
😁😁😁
Cornhub
Hahahahaha
😄 love that!
Legend says he swims till this day
I was breathing for him during the video.
Did you die
@@davidmolyneux9676 All fine thx
very good!!!!
I was feeling the pain in my lungs for him...they were on the verge of bursting i.e.imploding
wow, you took my breath away...
This is a glimpse in how small we really are. This isnt just art this is a masterpiece.
that shot when he jumps from the 'beach' and swims into the 'air' is pure cinematic magic. everyone should watch this.
i don't understand that scene, how did they do that
@@mikendaba5050 the "reality" is flipped. he is walking upside down on that beach. it's the downside of a "beach". so actually he is facing the "deep ocean" if u look at 6:12 the light is coming from the downside. that's just my opinion though
I think he's walking on top of an underwater cave. Otherwise, if it was on a beach, he wouldn't have any water on top of his head and would just be walking normally on the beach. If you have any better idea, feel free to share but that's my best guess 👍
Still, the shot greatly amaze me !
He doesn't jump into air. It is an underwater cave called "Cenote Angelita" in Mexico which is also a halocline.
A halocline occurs when fresh water sits on top of salt water and the difference in their salinity keeps them separate. The mist and the beach like effect that you see is hydrogen sulphide moving around independently in between fresh and salt water. 5:52 if you look closely you can see that it doesn't behave like tides on a beach. It's just a dense gas trapped between water with different salinity levels.
yep. you got it. salt water and fresh water. looks so crazy.
I’ve never seen something so haunting and ethereal in one setting.....
Well said.
The shot of him swimming up towards the hole in the ice then the cut to him ascending from the mist was genius editing.
completely agree! that BLEW my mind
I was already amazed by the freediving experience, but was thoroughly impressed with the editing, storytelling, and beautiful shots.
The as above so below symbols on the ice🔺🔻dope
Where is this?
Yes that blew my mind
Every single thing about this video is extremely impressive.
This is the coolest, scariest thing I’ve ever seen. Respect
miseryschewtoy I would do it I would this is awesome
Well thats a new one someone respects something he scared of
Debth - Skyblock i would def do this too if i could, but it's also rly scary!
I have a phobia of deep dark waters. This is terrifying😂
@@odysseus2k1 Me too! It's all so vast and you never know what may be coming your way. We humans are so vulnerable to every creature underwater.
okay but if you read the description, you’ll realize the other person filming is his wife and shes ALSO free diving. thats actually insane.
yup this short film is true art
i think he wore her wetsuit then!
Will Chill XD
You hella fire lol
Snap?
This is both relaxing and stressful at the same time.
Exactly
thank you for help me figuring out what exactly i feel right now.
So true
This is without a doubt one of the most breathtaking videos I've ever watched. He's the real "Aquaman" and his wife doing the camerawork.... no words. Blown away!
The long shot of him emerging back onto the beach with tourists and the hustle and bustle is very impactful. I imagine its akin to how astronauts feel coming back down to earth.
@Queen MOON okay
@Queen MOON omg
@Queen MOON but astronauts actually did.
@Queen MOON i smell missing father
@Queen MOON maybe your father was the astronaut but your father does no exist, thus no astronaut
Julie Gautier, his wife filmed the whole thing whilst free diving as well, so KUDOS to her 👏👏👏
WHAT?! she was ALSO free diving?! whoa
Really?
@@saumyamishra7599 yes, u can find it in the description above. This is mesmerizing.
I was wondering who the camera person was
Is she not the one who has done gorgeous underwater ballet dances?
So no one's talking bout the cameraman, I mean camerawoman? She is the best wife ever, free dives with him and even shoots those footages!
And lets him borrow her bikini bottoms. Without even telling him he has them on backwards. That's love folks!
And she’s magnificent in the bed!
She's free diving as well !? Wholly
You know you could have just backspaced your 'cameraman' 'mistake' right?
@g a I'd say don't be an idiot, but I'm afraid it's too late for you.
The scene diving with the whales just blew me away. I’ve never seen anything so compelling, terrifying and beautiful in my life. And the climax of the music which was perfectly suited for it just wow
Probably the best cinematography concept videos I've ever seen
Ethan Graser the music matches the video so well too
Yup to both video and music
"Julie Gautier, Néry’s wife, filmed the piece while free diving as well." Isn't that so precious?
Are you serious?...no way? Wow
Your Right! Awesome
Mad respect
Do they have kids? They must have mutated and developed the gills.
She was gathering video evidence that he stole her bikini bottom.
The only difference is she had her thong under her suit
Love it when RUclipss algorithm is working properly 👏
yea seriously...big difference lately.
It's learning
exactly!!!!!!! hahaahhahhhahah
Beautiful but also terrifying! Being an OPEN water scuba diver, I found myself having a hard time breathing while watching him swim in tight spots and also under the ice, which is one of my biggest fears, getting trapped. Job well done 👏🏼
You think it's real 🙄
I don't think you are supposed to breath when your diving!
I honestly think this is one of the greatest pieces of film ever made
Couldn't agree more . !!!!
Right! What would be the reason for the thumbs down?..Oh I remember..world full of haters and negative souls..
@AKNetworkEdit Wait, hang on... Are you saying it's digital?
@@godsgirl3175 Most likely the distracting thong-like wetsuit piece.
Does the dark and giantness of the ocean scare tf out of anyone else
EDIT: Thanks for the 9k likes and 136 comments. Love yall
YES. its so SUBLIME!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I get so anxious watching the darkness of the ocean :S
Looks beautiful tho ngl
@Amicle YT its not thats the general anxiety for open water or the ocean in general.
Yeah mate
It’s crazy to see how diverse our planet is.. the ocean is literally a different planet.
I dont think you know what literally means
chickenfluff 11 and I don’t think you know that ‘literally’ often times means ‘figuratively’
@@ryangromer4057 Literally and figuratively are LITERALLY opposites. One cannot mean the other. Ever.
@@ryangromer4057 oh i dont know that before
@Shingeki no Propane no, this is a case of argumentum ad populum. An assumption that because you're all wrong together, you must be right. You are not.
He is just so graceful underwater, like a swan flowing freely across the depths
what is blud yapping about
@@MazzaHazzaVRGet lost, people like you are generally not accepted in areas of high intelligence.
Nobody gonna talk about the insane pressure he was probably feeling being that deep down?
Dude that’s what I was thinking, my head explodes just from only 9 feet down
No. Divers do this trick where they hold their nose and blow out and that causes the pressure to not affect them or something like that
@@MarshallAcosta yup
@@MarshallAcosta we call it equalization.
marshall acosta yeah it actually works really well and can let you go really deep.
words simply can't describe how beautiful this phobia-inducing art is.
I love the editing, cinematography, the free diver, and the stunning magical underwater scenery.....
Couldnt have put it better
"Phobia-inducing". Nice term.
This is exactly what my biggest fear looks like.. respect
I get it... But if you at least knew basic things of swimming and diving... There's no way you will fall into the dark trench except if you go yourself or being pulled 😁
Yes mine too. I love seeing people swimming, diving but when it comes to me nope! It's not my cup of tea.
Aarti Jaiswal same here.. I immediately start hyperventilating out of fear when I’m pushed in for example. And even watching people dive kinds freaks me out
@@e.1506 poor us.
@M Q Imagine sitting at the bottom of the deep end of a swimming pool? Its a devastating thought for me...
This is the first time I've seen a free diver without fins, and the part with the whales was amazing!
possibly some of the best cinematography ive ever seen..Bravo to everyone involved
wow.
David Can. Very true,amazing
His wife is the cameraman
the cameraman was with an oxygen bottle
@@feline927 where? It said she was free ďiving as well in the description as well as in the end credits
cameramen*
This looks like a peaceful nightmare to me.
It made me anxious they showed him so deep, and never taking a breath too.
I like that..well put
Indeed.
Thats just it. The ocean is just a peaceful nightmare. Beautiful and yet terrifying and thats the exact reason i love it to death.
@@stephaniemitchell8509 same. I couldn't really enjoy the video because of this lol
I could never imagine that a human being could do that. That's so scared to watch and incredible at the same time. It's crazy !
my anxiety could never-
who's having hard time breathing too tho just by watching this vid.
I have a terrible fear of water. I feel though if you were able to increase your lung capacity and swim well you would enjoy something like this. Really quite relaxing
oh my gosh i thought i was the only one lol
That would be me. Seriously, how long can this guy hold his breath?
Thought I was the only one!
Max Payne random gems
makes me want to take a breath for them
It’s so true .-.
It's not one shot. It's a collection of short shots. He uses tanks in between.
@@mj-lq5mr i think everyone knows how a film works, he just joking around
😂💯
@@mj-lq5mr no way... of course it's a collection of shots but this guy doesn't need tanks.. he went to 120+ meters in CWT
It is so eerie. All his running and climbing underwater makes it look creepy for some reason. The editing was flawless.
I keep forgetting the fact that you can *Swim* And that the ocean is not a place where you can Fall and die
george porge Lmao no one here believes he went the entire video without getting air. No one here is that dumb.
@ ur gullible if you thought we were that gullible
@@a.j.1819 You are a believer before I put you right. Don't deny it.
@
Dude, atheist to atheist. Kindly shut up about religion. Toxic debates like that don't belong in the comment section of a short film that has nothing to do with religion. Leave people be and enjoy the video, right now you're no better than the people who try and convert you to Christianity on the internet.
This is truly "breathtaking" ... This is honestly one of the most exciting, daring, unique 13 minutes of film I've ever seen. This is legendary and I hope many people experience your vision. I know I'd be scared to death, even with the fact that I was a competitive swimmer in my youth.
We're trying to do something vaguely similar on our You Tube channel. But Nery is a legend.
Old'n'Bold Freediving Adventures
It's like another planet with no gravity. Incredible how he runs I'm blown away
were not so far away from visiting other planets in the solar system, weve already reached the moon twice! (saturn v and artemis i)
سبحان الله الخالق
@@demarcuscousinsthe65thwhy don't you reach sun
@@OMARKHAN970 😐
it looks like that because he's underwater I think
How he runs underwater is how I feel when I run from a monster in my dreams.
Trueee
I hate that so much, its like almost being dragged but not quite
This was so relatable i actually screamed YES out loud
feel yah
Not supposed to run face the fear trust me
I just want to breath for him so badly.
bro same. SAME.
I was getting uncomfortable seeing him not breathing for so long.
Shilpi Agnihotri me too
Trueee
I thank national geographic and this awsome free diver by bringing us to places most of us would or could never imagine. Thank you so much for this glimpse into another realm.
ive heard things about a certain point in the ocean when its so dark divers think they're swimming up but they're swimming down and often drown and seeing them go further gave me anxiety
You cant get down to such depths without special gear so he is fine
@Erdoğan Keleş but it's dark
This comment scared me
That's scary mate and true
this is a kind of air poisoning in scuba tanks
Huge respect for the cameraman who also dive with him and took beautiful shots!❤️❤️❤️❤️
His wife! Amazing
Yes!
@@kria9119 wait really?
Yes really
Exactly.. she/he took the shots from different angles
Wow such a breathtaking experience. This guy holds his breath for 11 minutes straight, diving across the 7 continents. Respect.
I thought that was Alex?
@@tri_drop no it's geoffrey, i am 95% sure
@@fernandoherrera2256 nope its joe
It's carole baskin
SomeRandom who’s joe?
"Utterly fascinating, mesmerizing"; this truly takes your breath away. This is nothing short of a wonder to behold
This guy takes a breath before he sleeps.
Eight hours later, he wakes up and exhales.
😂
You got corona on your name
hahaha you stole the show here bro
🤣🤣
Editing helps I'm sure.
It really got to the point I didn't know what was up or down
And why that guy has women
Draws on
I feel that way all the time
Lmao
As a SCUBA diver (ocean dive to be exact) i can say that this is just as terrifying as it looks!
yet very...beauitful...
Not without the music
I think another scuba diver on his crew gave him some of their air? Still incredible though
a weeb and a diver badass
The mammalian diving reflex is weird. You know there's even coincidental physiological things that happen when people get so deep that their lungs should be crushed, that actually keep them from being crushed. It makes me wonder whether humans could become an amphibious species given the right evolutionary pressures.
If you have VR, TRY THIS!!! The best experience ive had far none. Curved screen large sized, tilted toward you on the bottom. What a amazing Scene.
Well, I think I've just witnessed one of the most breathtaking and poetic videos from National Geographic.. ever.
I didn't even intend that pun, but it's actually pretty good.
@Evan Cruz can someone please tell which location is this. Where have these been shot??
Not breathing is hard enough. But diving in dark places like those is terrifying. This film is beautiful thank you
I feel like he traveled the whole ocean. Both him and the cameraman. This video was splendidly done and I feel like it has taken my breath away...literally.
Stop
Bruh i habe a question, cnan you breath ?
It is awesome I love this video it’s very pretty and scary at the same time
The 'cameraman' is his wife, who was also freediving while filming all the segments.
@@ussopfanclub1111😂😂😂
Simply one of the most beautiful, amazing and spectacular things I’ve even seen put to film.
Breathtaking.
The fact that he’s FREEDIVING in underwater caves and under ice, some of the most dangerous underwater environments to be in, is a testament to his skill.
yes yes bravo !!!!!!
@4AD4 I understand your skepticism, but frankly, I didn’t ask and I don’t appreciate it. Just let people enjoy this without constantly questioning if it’s real or not, please. It’s annoying to see these kinds of things and it detracts from the experience. It’s not as helpful as you think it is.
@@VirgoArtsOfficial it is not real. literally there is sea people from indonesia there, while he probably in us coast
He has a dive buddy.
@@wolfgang5496 Yes, and? It’s still dangerous, even with a dive buddy. Can you please let me enjoy this without trying to cheapen it for me?
I’m running out of breath trying to breathe for him
Me too hahaha
Same 😭😭
Yes! 😂 I’m panicking
Same
Omg u just said what I was thinking the whole time 😂
The ocean is like literally another world
95 percent of the ocean is unexplored and we know more about are solar system than Earth’s oceans
that sad? There’s no we. It’s actually scientist that know more about the solar system. You’re not part of that so don’t say we.
@@ChapoGuzman896 nah he is right its we. scientiests defently know more... but ''we'' defently know more about the universe and so on that our oceans why? because there is 95% of information about it
@@ChapoGuzman896 if you wanted to, you could research it.
@@ChapoGuzman896 ''we'' as in the human race, if we're talking about professions its possible to say that ''we'' know more about the ocean than the solar systems if for example we're talking about oceanographers.
One of the most beautiful things I have ever seen...
Legend has it that this dude breathes once every two years.
😂😂😂😂
Legend has it, that he continues to walk left on the sidewalk after he climbed those stairs 😂😂
how does he do it
So no one is gonna talk about the cameraman captured these beautiful shots !
His wife
@@abrahamling7292 okay?
I thounght exactly the same... The cameraman who captured such picturesque images is the actual artist in this video.
@@ulysses_grant his wife recorded it
@@killerkhalsa27 cameraWOMAN okay.
The way he just walks out at the end and seeing all those people who barely even scratched the surface is amazing
People who are this brave, are very special people. I am literally amazed.
This is like the equivalent to flying, it’s incredible.
The scene of him walking upside down on the water beach is brilliant. It caught my eye so much and was so surreal.
I still need to know how tf it was done lol.
I felt like Inception (Nolan kind of movie)
@@richardanfelix
I literally kept thinking the whole time how cool it'd be if Nolan did a mindbending underwater thriller next. Maybe something along the lines of The Abyss (1989), but better 😻
And then saw your comment!! 🙌
I dont know what the affect is called but it’s the same thing as oil and water separating in a tube. In the video, it’s actually just two layers of water. The top is fresh water and the bottom is salt water. Salt water is more dense and because they aren’t disturbed that much, they separate.
@@IronDragon1337 yes, there are physical layers under water like salinity and temperature, seen them many times as a diver - but this scene is shot upside down near the surface under an outcropping or cave.
The ocean is like an entirely different world
😜
Earth ppl water ppl👀what if
It’s literally 70% of the earth & we’ve discovered less than 5% of it there’s so much we don’t know.
MarlboroMan it is
MarlboroMan yeah, it’s called the water world... duh
I am speechless and afraid as well...can't describe the feeling of horror and thrill while watching...salute to all the team
I am literally trying to breathe for him..
😂😭
Keep trying 🥺.
AHAHAHA reading your comment, I'm trying too 😄
please don't :)
Same 😰
The camera quality is so high and the water is so clean that it looks like it wasn't recorded under the water
You mean water clarity not camera quality
@@plant5741 oh yeah i forgot about that
@@NKO_lindo lol
@@plant5741 hahahah
Sum parts look fake
If this is what a free diver can do, imagine a paid one.
My God
Wakka wakka!
😭😭😭
Dad joke
😂 😭🤣
Easily one of the most beautiful and incredible videos I’ve ever seen
I find this video both indescribably beautiful and terrifying at the same time. But it blows my mind nontheless, and thank you for that. What an experience.
my mind was blown too for him holding his breath for like 10 minutes
yeh. One of those videos you get every once in a while that make you think "what a fuckn planet we live on"
Aspix you know it’s not all filled in one take, right?
@@haloskaterkid What? no it's filled in one tank !!
My exact thoughts.
This is truly mesmerizing. I feel like it’s just as spectacular as walking on the moon. He is literally on an alien planet down there. Cinematography is amazing. How many people can say they have walked down there? Thank you for a magnificent video.
4real L. Wow!!! I guess you have to give credit to the videographer. Just as amazing. What a team. Thanks for that info.
I've always said that!!! We literally have outer space in our Huge oceans,you can fly in it,it's like air because you can't see it, random creatures around you....that's pretty cool.
@4real L. To me I thought it was an underwater drone..🤣🤣🤣
felt exactly the same.
Every 5 seconds im like, ok time to go up now buddy, but he just never does
The editing does that for him.
Exactly
DeadlyGoat
Same here, when he started traversing those rocks and I could see the distance from there, until his next breath I was like....
✨😧✨
He push the limit brother
The camera person might have had an oxygen tank just to be safe, but there have been documented instances of people holding their breath for 10-15min while spear hunting fish. It takes an insane amount of training
This is something beyond this world.. excellence at its best..i was in awe of the scenes captured whole time..
He doesn't look like he's under water to me he looks like he's flying around in his own dream.
This very well made it clear to me how scared I am of wide spaces
I love how they shot the scenes to look like he was running and climbing through the forests of the sea. Very much a surreal dream! My fav was when he was shot swimming upside down near the surface of the water, but it was made to look like he was actually walking towards the ocean and leaping off into the water, only to float away instead of plunge below.
A very big well done to his wife who shot the video as a free diver just like him :)
Pretty cool! Wish I have a wife free diver too!
What a nice waifu
WAIT THIS IS REAL I THOUGHT IT WAS ANIMATION
@@sghinshaw no it’s real isn’t that crazy! I do free diving to and it’s like a whole different world!
@@sghinshaw Really?
This is what it feels like to run in my dreams
that's so true haha - I recently found out that when I'm riding a bike I can go faster and in any direction - way more convenient than walking like you were under water :D
Charli W yes! Me too! Also driving 😯😓🤔
Lmao!😂😂 exactly what I was thinking!! I could feel that struggle of running during a vivid dream watching this guy
Aaaw so trueeee
soo trueee hahahaha i couldn't run fast in the dream world its so frustating
There is something unbelievably captivating about his dives. I was fascinated by his TED talks and the descriptions he gave. I hold my breath for a max of 2 minutes and I dive up to 8 meters, and I am content, but Guillaume is a master and has opened our eyes to what humans are capable of.
That was eerie and beautiful and awe inspiring all at the same time. I've truly never seen anything like it.
Exactly! Always wanted to try this out. Hey you wanna sit on my face so I can take a practice run?
exactly!
I would die of from seeing that pure darkness below me
Same and I had a Thalassophobia
It means you have thalassophobia, a fearness of deep darker ocean
Profile pic checks out
@@stevanieimanuelahamuda5871 definitely me!
@Banhmiso1 nooo I would panic and die immediately
This is how my parents claim they travelled to school everyday
Mikołaj Henzel this deserves more likes lmao
😂😂😂
Mikołaj Henzel 😂😂😂😂👌🏼
*grandparents
facts
As a free diver coming out the ocean to the crowd on the beach brings back memories more so when i first started. You cant believe theres a whole other world out there!
I kept thinking to myself "so, when are we going up for air?"
Never
He died
Same
@@tonymontana5079 😂😂
During the cuts
Sitting back enjoying my oxygen.
You mean your air:)
Kool Mind Of DJ yes
While it lasts
@@badlaamaurukehu dun dun dun
😂😂
Diving is like a superpower with "conditions"... You can fly, but only for as long as you can hold your breath.
lol
Butts Brown yeah. You did the thing.
@@buttsbrown2442 perfect example right here
Butts Brown thank you for that fine example sir.
@@buttsbrown2442 The irony...