Credit: Screen grab via YouTube
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They Just Climbed to the Top of the 2,073-Foot Shanghai Tower — and a GoPro Camera Captured It All
February 12, 2014
"There are not very many videos that leave my palms sweaty, but this one did til the very end."
A new viral video uploaded to YouTube Wednesday purportedly shows a pair of individuals climbing to the top of the still under-construction Shanghai tower.
Credit: Screen grab via YouTube
Vadim Makhorov and Raskalov Vitaliy say they climbed the 2,073-foot tower and a crane above it — peaking out at roughly 650 meters — on Chinese New Year.
"Ten days ago, during the celebration of Chinese New Year, the entire country was resting – all the people had vacations, so as the builders," Makhorov wrote in a post. "Everybody was squibbing in their neighborhoods and enjoying the holidays. For us, it was perfect time to climb the tower and a crane jib above it (the highest point is about 650 meters)."
Credit: Screen grab via YouTube
Since posting the incredible footage on the Internet, it has achieved just over 150,000 views and been met with rave reviews.
"This is making me nervous," one individual commented while watching the video.
Credit: Screen grab via YouTube
[sharequote align="center"]"There are not very many videos that leave my palms sweaty, but this one did til the very end."[/sharequote]
"There are not very many videos that leave my palms sweaty, but this one did til the very end," wrote another.
"My tummy tickles just watching this video," yet another said.
Watch the Incredible Video:
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