this will be the time I will start to respect Casey forever. displayed immense physical energy it also shows proof that we"MEN" had near immortality Casey you Rock
I don't know if you guys watched the movie Everest, but the people missed their turnaround by a bit, hit a storm, and then took a nap and died - easily could've been Casey
Don't watch the movie. Instead, read the book it's based on: "Into thin Air" by Jon Krakauer. It's breathtaking and describes the horror from a first-person experience
The coolest thing about your videos is that you basically have really good footage from things from a while ago and it’s almost like when you filmed it you expected to make a bunch of stories about your life when you were older
Casey - You are very lucky to be alive. The danger here is not the cold or lack of endurance. It is lack of oxygen (hypoxia). This starts happening above 12,000 ft. This mountain is 22,828 ft tall. One key symptom of hypoxia is confusion. Basically, you start making very bad decisions.
This is why you have to put your oxygen mask on first on an airplane because at 25,000 feet you have 15 seconds to put on the mask until you get to the point where you get confused because after those 15 seconds you don't have the mental awareness to know you need to put the mask on
I climbed Aconcagua in 2003. Even though the group I was with had guides, they both got got Hypoxia on summit day and wondered off and left us. I remember stumbling up to the summit by myself, taking twice as long as I had no idea where I was going. As you were having blackouts you were very lucky to not have fallen over on the summit approach, those big boulders at the top are loose and constantly moving about - at one point I was climbing over them with crampons, I remember thinking that this is probably not a good idea. It felt like I was drunk and hungover but lucid and walking underwater, once I got to the summit I just collapsed - I didn’t even take a photo or look around, I just wanted to get back down again.
It takes a lot to do that, like he said the pain, the cold, the strength, the sickness, I don’t understand people who do these things, you are an amazing courages person.
SKO Bird aayyy, I’ve done Mt. Adams, St. Helens, Rainier and Mt. Hood. It’s hard watching people climb mountains with no experince and show it online. Don’t climb unless you are prepared, don’t fuck with mountains
Its interesting to hear past stories from your life, lessons learned and experiences gained. All of these have amounted to the wise well grounded casey that we see today.
@@Slowhand871 Except he climbed and filmed this in late 2008... 6-7 years before this video was even posted, and long before the thought of becoming a UA-camr who could post it for "viewers or ego" or with a "clicky headline" had ever crossed his mind. He's pretty upfront about how recklessly stupid this was.
They have a term for what you experienced, "summit fever". You are so close but you know you should turn around to stay alive. This has killed many people on Mount Everest.
Hey casey, just wanted to say that I enjoy going back to old stories and watching them again. This one I’ve probably seen 10 times now but still it always amazes me again. Keep it up!! Story time :) greetings from Germany
My uncle tried climbing the same mountain in January 2015, he didn't get to the summit because of weather. Someone died on Christmas, but he had a guide. So you guys being more reckless was dangerous especially without a guide or big group. Glad you made it down alive!
trust me, I know the feeling of being so close to the summit, in a hiker my self. I just have not had the opportunity to climb about 10k. Reckless or not, what you achieved was incredible
As a mountaineer watching this and reading this it is your choice to go up or down so I understand your point but it’s our choice if we take the risk or not
David Di Franco you are missing the real point of this story. In telling this story, he is attempting to talk some sense to those who are reckless. Like my father did for me, he is telling us his mistakes he made so we don't repeat his. To repeat, my father told me daily a mistake he had made in the course of his life. My father did a wonderful thing in doing this, for I avoided so much heartache in my life. Casey is doing this on a grand scale for all of us. But as the saying goes, "pearls before swine".
This has to be one of my all time favorite stories from Casey. Sure it wasn't a very wise idea to keep going, but he made it, which is a great achievement. That's crazy to think that him and his friend we're standing taller than any human being on the planet on a Christmas day. His videos are so inspiring and interesting
So, this dealt with risk vs. recklessness when it comes to health and safety, but what's been the most reckless business decision/career move that you've made? Not risky but reckless.
OriginalPatters I remember that too, but I don't know if he considered that reckless or risky. I think it's more difficult to distinguish between the two when it comes to "life decision" moves.
Something similar happened with me and my brother in law. Went to this mountain, was like 2000 meters above the sea level. On the way, the only thing that kept pushing me was how i much hated the idea of my mom always wanting a son to "fill the house" like literally talking (big and fat) and how much i wanted this to change... I made it. We made it. Great panorama. Great feeling... But turning back, after our phones started working, i found out that my dad had an infarct and passed away. The most horrible ending ever.
I've been watching a whole lot of Good Mythical Morning, and now I think Casey Neistat is my new favorite UA-camr. Anyone else feeling the same thing as I'm feeling?
just watched devinsupertramps video about helping those without legs to walk again and he mentioned your video from the phillipines. would be so sick to see you guys make something together in the future!
You crashed that motorcycle on my 27th birthday... 7Apr2009!... i was... living in Bend, Oregon at the time, i'm currently living in Singapore with a move for work likely taking me to Saudi Arabia. Life is one hell of a ride!
Many years ago the great British explorer George Mallory, who was to die on Mount Everest, was asked why did he want to climb It. He said because it is there. Well, space is There, and we're going to climb it, and the Mona and the planets are there, and new Hopes for knowledge and peace is there. - John F. Kennedy -
RIOT Ascend Oh, one wrong move, one wrong move AND YOU WOUDN'T BE COMMENTING ON THIS BECAUSE THIS VIDEO WOUDN'T EXIST SO MAYBE TAKE A MOMENT TO THINK ABOUT YOU IN THOSE SITUATIONS!
Jesus christ, it's just a joke... seems to be a pretty regular problem in youtube comment sections. Just people acting mature and taking stuff way too seriously.
As a climber (but not an alpinist), when he was describing how they prepared for the trip and what they brought, my mind was blown by how reckless and idiotic it was. But then Casey says "Here's where the stupidity kicks in.." LMAO What an incredible story, thanks for sharing! Glad you didn't die or strain the emergency services while out there!
Aconcagua is a mountain in the Principal Cordillera of the Andes mountain range, in Mendoza Province, Argentina. Congratulations on reaching the summit!
This is one of the people who gave me the courage to start my UA-cam channel 2 months ago about self development and now have 74 subs and almost 55 hour watch time. I know it’s not comparable with others but I’m still proud I started because I’ve been learning so much lessons that I couldn’t have learned without getting started in the 1st place
@@albertoaguilar9773 Whoever you are, I don't know you personally but I can say that you're one of the non-judgmental and open-minded people who is not fixated on tangible or external factors in order to learn from someone like me. Just because someone doesn't have a piece of paper as a credential, doesn't mean that person is not entitled to share personal experiences with the hope & intention to inspire others. Keep up with whatever it is that you're doing to improve mankind or improving your life even to a slight degree each day. This is just one part of a bigger puzzle for creating my UA-cam channel about holistic health. I literally could have died back when I was 14 years old due to major depression but here I am right now replying to you, a UA-camr, who's full of fulfillment and dedication to help others to be a better version of themselves. I ain't better than anyone else but my old self. That's all that really makes this UA-cam thing more meaningful and enjoyable. Thanks so much for your support! I am hoping that you can join me with this endless personal development journey! :)
@@VinOnline Thank you! What I really focus on is the value of the content and what I’m truly passionate about while helping others! I'm glad that I'm foolish enough to believe that I can actually start making money through my passions. I've never thought that I'd be able to gain 1K subs faster. I can't imagine how many opportunities could have been wasted if I didn't have courage to go after them. That includes having this channel, being in a management role, having the people who actually care about me for who I am, freelance gigs, being an ambassador in a creative community and now I'm also planning on honing my public speaking skills through joining a toastmaster club and these all happened in 2023. It started with writing them all down on a piece of paper. A paper that serves as a reminder for me to go after what I want even through hard times. I'm not bragging about my accomplishments but simply hoping that this message can also inspire others to believe in themselves.
Climbing above 20,000ft without proper acclimatization is quite fatal. It can lead to High-altitude pulmonary edema. Fluid starts accumulating in your lungs and your brain starts swelling which can lead to delusional disorder. Yours was a classic case of "Summit Fever". Thats the reason why theres always a team leader at base camp who makes the decision to summit or not-to-summit in any organised expedition, because often times at high altitudes people become delusional and try to achieve the impossible.
Stumbled across this going through endless Aconcagua videos. You guys gutted it out. It will give me something to think about as I take the trek next week. Thanks.
6 years later this video decided to show up in my feed
Sameeee
SAME!!!
same
Same
Exactly
How our parents got to school acording to their stories.
DrCraby facts
Petter Padilla bro i was gona sat thst
DrCraby BIDOOOOOF
why is this universal ahah
9:44 says it all.
Basically me after I reach the top of the stairs
Lol!
relatable
😜
Charlie Charlie are you here?
No but tang is here lol
"We climbed with no porters, no guide, and no gps, .... Here's where the stupidity kicks in"
Justin P ok
@@skybex9045 ok
@@chrisnoon2704 Ok
@@jamshirgoorabian505 ok
Carolina Lopez ok
I still come back to this video because it's one of Casey's greatest stories and vlogs ever.
agreed
totally I've watched it like 5 times!
4th or 5th watch for me, amazing story and footage
this will be the time I will start to respect Casey forever. displayed immense physical energy it also shows proof that we"MEN" had near immortality Casey you Rock
agreed! Seriously an amazing story!
I don't know if you guys watched the movie Everest, but the people missed their turnaround by a bit, hit a storm, and then took a nap and died - easily could've been Casey
David Li i know, that movie was so depressing but true
Don't watch the movie. Instead, read the book it's based on: "Into thin Air" by Jon Krakauer. It's breathtaking and describes the horror from a first-person experience
True but sad
Watched the movie
True but sad.... hahahahahaha funny
The coolest thing about your videos is that you basically have really good footage from things from a while ago and it’s almost like when you filmed it you expected to make a bunch of stories about your life when you were older
Climbs a mountain
*not satisfying enough*
Climbs another mountain
*yes*
*not satisfying enough*
Come with only a pencil and a map, no GPS, no guide
Most human thing ever.
Ain't no mountain high enough
Dude just explained life
I saw the thumbnail and was not even phased by the fact you were half way up a mountain, more like 'oh look, another day for casey neistat'
Eve Cornwell ...hey? Who let you out of your channel?
Eve Cornwell get back in da kitchen
J WAGS dude. that's not something you should be telling anyone.
especially when they do way more than you wherever they can be.
ely diagne hahahahhahaha hurt your feelings.. Called bein sarcastic
J WAGS ... I guess you didn't realize I'm not the one you were talking to. You could use some time in kitchen, since... you're not really sharp.
Casey - You are very lucky to be alive. The danger here is not the cold or lack of endurance. It is lack of oxygen (hypoxia). This starts happening above 12,000 ft. This mountain is 22,828 ft tall. One key symptom of hypoxia is confusion. Basically, you start making very bad decisions.
so basically I have hypoxia 24/7? but I'm below 12K feet, how?
I assume you live below 12,000 ft. Hypoxia is a problem that starts being an issue when you are ABOVE 12,000 ft.
This is why you have to put your oxygen mask on first on an airplane because at 25,000 feet you have 15 seconds to put on the mask until you get to the point where you get confused because after those 15 seconds you don't have the mental awareness to know you need to put the mask on
+Yodasright and then you can put the mask on other people
I hiked Kings Peak which is 13,527 feet and I definitely could feel it. I couldn't imagine doing this.
I climbed Aconcagua in 2003. Even though the group I was with had guides, they both got got Hypoxia on summit day and wondered off and left us. I remember stumbling up to the summit by myself, taking twice as long as I had no idea where I was going. As you were having blackouts you were very lucky to not have fallen over on the summit approach, those big boulders at the top are loose and constantly moving about - at one point I was climbing over them with crampons, I remember thinking that this is probably not a good idea. It felt like I was drunk and hungover but lucid and walking underwater, once I got to the summit I just collapsed - I didn’t even take a photo or look around, I just wanted to get back down again.
I've never climbed any extreme mountain so the most i can say is good on you and extreme mountain climbing is dangerous
Ill bet you died
Did you sue the company since guides left?
It takes a lot to do that, like he said the pain, the cold, the strength, the sickness, I don’t understand people who do these things, you are an amazing courages person.
Last Patriot haha you ski and wanting to sue everyone 🤦🏽♀️
If the guides wouldn’t have gone down they would have died themselves.
wow they did literally every mistake a mountainieer who is about to die could make.
Ikr lmao
What are those mistakes?
but with no dying
SKO Bird aayyy, I’ve done Mt. Adams, St. Helens, Rainier and Mt. Hood. It’s hard watching people climb mountains with no experince and show it online. Don’t climb unless you are prepared, don’t fuck with mountains
your sentence hurt my brain a little bit.
Its interesting to hear past stories from your life, lessons learned and experiences gained. All of these have amounted to the wise well grounded casey that we see today.
***** I agree
Next thing I know there's a lime if you agree
6:17 this should be the thumbnail...
Ali Umar haha i likes ur comment then realized we have the same name sir
Am I the only one that's scared of that picture.
*yes*
lmao he looks like bohemian rhapsody
Naw, 11:05
Rumor says that Snoop Dogg was higher than you on that day
HAHAHAHAHAH
tornadohand ha ha so funny
Don't make me cry plzzzz
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha H ahashabahahaha
moment of silence for the countless brain cells that died when he summitted
at least enough left to recognize his own stupidity and to share it :)))
@@wasabiginger6993 wouldn’t that mean that he gained brain cells
@@reacts17 no it just means he went from super intelligent to generic brand super intelligence
Here we have, the King of storytelling.
Cringe
***** u dont know who joey diaz is then
Damn, your determination is off the charts
Go back to your revisions
Pahah good one 😉
that fact at the end of the vlog is pretty amazing
How amazing.
What that graham was taking a shit😂😂
I would be the idiot to shout " YOU LOSE ANAKIN I HAVE THE HIGH GROUND!!!"
+KreyzEAK he is now the highest person standing and taking a shit on a mountain at that altitude lmaoo
Non climbers never realize the top is only halfway. These guys are way out of their league.
Experience or not it’s a stupid thing to do. It is only for ego. They summited though.., so.
@@snowbyrdie2934 I would say viewers as much as ego which is money . Plus clicky headline. In the end it all combines for experience.
@@snowbyrdie2934 in the mountains ego is not your amigo
I'd say 75% of the way, cause you can use gravity as help on the way down
@@Slowhand871 Except he climbed and filmed this in late 2008... 6-7 years before this video was even posted, and long before the thought of becoming a UA-camr who could post it for "viewers or ego" or with a "clicky headline" had ever crossed his mind. He's pretty upfront about how recklessly stupid this was.
So I just found this guy. wtf have I been doing
Same dude
same
Dude...you haven't been living. That's what.
FEARCE PEARCE I agree I love Casey
totally with ya on that one. So. Amazing.
I ran one mile on the treadmill once.
True hero
Liar.
AxalX7 Same
Why do you call him a liar? 1 mile on tread mill isn't much lol
Kevin Lu l Storm Chasing obviously you don't understand sarcasm bro
This was incredible...Casey you are the master at storytelling...I envy and admire your passion for life...much love and respect Sir
Mjgirl55
Hi 👋 I'm a new surscriber 👏👏👏👏👏 The video is great cacey
Mjgirl55 .
His passion for life nearly got him killed.
They have a term for what you experienced, "summit fever". You are so close but you know you should turn around to stay alive. This has killed many people on Mount Everest.
Man, to think that I was holding my first baby boy in the hospital the day you were up there, and I never knew you existed.
That's sick
thats really cool
Just watching this back after seeing Everest. This video is all I thought about while in the theatre.
+Canoopsy Same. I looked this video up again, immediately after coming home from the theater.
Me too 😆
Dood I'm doing the exact same thing lol!
SAME!
+Canoopsy Am I the only one who dosen't understand this comment
dat girl can sing
at the start
yup
Imagine we find out it's a guy
Pretty sure it's from a movie
@@devotedcetacean6568 it's a trap
She can’t sing but she can cry pretty well
Hey casey, just wanted to say that I enjoy going back to old stories and watching them again. This one I’ve probably seen 10 times now but still it always amazes me again. Keep it up!! Story time :) greetings from Germany
My uncle tried climbing the same mountain in January 2015, he didn't get to the summit because of weather. Someone died on Christmas, but he had a guide. So you guys being more reckless was dangerous especially without a guide or big group. Glad you made it down alive!
Sorry January 2016 my bad
dats it prob not ours
This was also the day I almost died as well. I had appendicitis, and things almost went really bad. Great story Casey!
+Doge lololol fuck you 4 year old
+Doge lololol I agree
The Ginga Ninja Yo wtf is wrong with people, they don't even know who you are, I can't believe people like this exist.
they are trolls, dont even bother
+maurits schoonderwaldt precisely
I cant remember how many of your vlogs I have seen, but I would say this is one of the best so far.
This is one of the Casey Neistat vlogs I continue to come back to over the years. Still watching in 2021!
trust me, I know the feeling of being so close to the summit, in a hiker my self. I just have not had the opportunity to climb about 10k. Reckless or not, what you achieved was incredible
ZachAttack
Casey, all respect. This is the best V-log ever seen. True passion for life. THX.
it's safe to say that any one who has ever driven a motorcycle for nearly any length of time has crashed it at least once
Wtf you mean
@@idan5323 exactly what he said
Casey: *Doing crazy stuff and having a interesting life*
Me: *Choking on a cheeto as I watch Casey's video*
I just peed a little off this comment
Why is this so funny to me lmao
Dude.. Im eating cheetos Right now
Pringles for me!! Lol
Cheeto choking can be interesting 🤔 especially if you have to self administer the Heimlich Maneuver 😆
this vlog made me feel very, very insignificant, but yet sparked a drive within me. thanks casey.
Love it when Casey tells a story.
Made literally every mistake possible and still made it down alive. That's an achievement
Wow, the brotherhood you both must feel after all this.. YOU GUYS DID IT!
Amazing
what I took away from this is that Casey got his teeth fixed :D
moiraine_damodred got braces a year later. hated braces
Casey replied to you, the gods have spoken
CaseyNeistat How long you had to put them on? I guess three years plus, because you had them during your weddings if I am not mistaken.
CaseyNeistat my teeth are messed. I'm trying to avoid braces.
Tasty Asian Noodle hahaha
For those who want to know how high 22.800 feet tall (the height of the mountain), 22,000 feet is 6,705 meters high. :) have a nice day people :)
thanks
Maria L thanks!
yeah, thats an approximation. just googled it, the top of Aconcagua is 6962 m ;)
That was just 6 km?
Leloris GT If you have a place 6km from you, look up and pretend its directly above you. Its much bigger than you think.
Cool story. I think most people don't give climbers the respect they deserve incredibly difficult sport.
I am one of those climbers
stfu
Thx!
As a mountaineer watching this and reading this it is your choice to go up or down so I understand your point but it’s our choice if we take the risk or not
@@benjohnson5517 I am two of those climbers.
Just watched this video 4 years later. You're such an amazing story teller mate. You're newer videos are still just as good too!
Incredible story, Casey! Well done on an amazing accomplishment.
Hi David ! Watching Casey to! (;
David Di Franco you are missing the real point of this story. In telling this story, he is attempting to talk some sense to those who are reckless. Like my father did for me, he is telling us his mistakes he made so we don't repeat his. To repeat, my father told me daily a mistake he had made in the course of his life. My father did a wonderful thing in doing this, for I avoided so much heartache in my life. Casey is doing this on a grand scale for all of us. But as the saying goes, "pearls before swine".
Hello David (:
+GreatestGlow Damn Daniel
Today 11.19.16 Casey ended vlog, and I'm watching my favorite eposide.
#ThankYouCasey #DoMore
Annas Mouaziz its back up!!! wooo
This is my favorite Casey video, keep coming back to it every once in a while!
This has to be one of my all time favorite stories from Casey. Sure it wasn't a very wise idea to keep going, but he made it, which is a great achievement. That's crazy to think that him and his friend we're standing taller than any human being on the planet on a Christmas day. His videos are so inspiring and interesting
This one really stressed me out. Even tho the outcome was clear. Still...very stressful....
I think that this is my favorite vlog. I've watched it several times.
+Andrew Voigt This is one of the only vlogs i come back to, definitely one of my favorites.
+Andrew Voigt yea same here!
Andrew Voigt
Say, at that moment you guys were standing taller than anyone on earth, I was setting up my very first laptop. Cool.
instantsiv Ah well.
You know Casey’s about to get serious when he takes his glasses off.
When Casey says, "this is the hardest thing I have ever done", I absolutely believe him without a morsel of doubt.
So, this dealt with risk vs. recklessness when it comes to health and safety, but what's been the most reckless business decision/career move that you've made? Not risky but reckless.
Thunder thighs beat me today:(
***** He mentioned quitting his day job to shoot a commercial was something he would really advise against but it paid off well for him
OriginalPatters I remember that too, but I don't know if he considered that reckless or risky. I think it's more difficult to distinguish between the two when it comes to "life decision" moves.
Kicking it back and relax after his HBO success. He talked about it!
AlexTrikTV Reckless, not risky.
I've never actually anticipated someones videos daily before I found you Casey, such a nice thing to count on before bed! :)
The ending is so heartfelt that’s so amazing
Something similar happened with me and my brother in law. Went to this mountain, was like 2000 meters above the sea level.
On the way, the only thing that kept pushing me was how i much hated the idea of my mom always wanting a son to "fill the house" like literally talking (big and fat) and how much i wanted this to change...
I made it. We made it. Great panorama. Great feeling... But turning back, after our phones started working, i found out that my dad had an infarct and passed away. The most horrible ending ever.
- Very tragic, sorry for your loss.
Hi
aahw that sucks man! sorry for your loss!
What's an infarct lol
+Hugh Mungus - google it u heartless bum
The fact that you did it without oxygen is the most amazing part to me.
so the question is, who is taller Casey or Gram
good point
Casey is definitely heavier because gram only weights a gram...
graham
Standing up or spooning in the cold?
gas-gabbe depends on gram's density
This was 4 years ago?? God where has my life gone
@a person that's true
Me too man
I've been watching a whole lot of Good Mythical Morning, and now I think Casey Neistat is my new favorite UA-camr. Anyone else feeling the same thing as I'm feeling?
Exactly i went on a GMM binge for months, now the passed week or so i been watching Caseys videos like crazy.
BlackCoffee I feel ya buddy
Casey is awesome
Whoaw Casey you really did everything in this life. Amazing story. You're my favorite vlogger! Bon courage from France!
There is a lot he hasn't done
just watched devinsupertramps video about helping those without legs to walk again and he mentioned your video from the phillipines. would be so sick to see you guys make something together in the future!
***** YES.
***** Whats the title of that video?
Devin's or Casey's?
Devin's
Mobility Mission BTS
First time getting goosebumps just by watching a UA-cam video. Favorite and most profound vlog so far.
Just take a moment to realise we are watching this video on youtube. Thanks for the great content and for changing youtube Casey!
You crashed that motorcycle on my 27th birthday... 7Apr2009!... i was... living in Bend, Oregon at the time, i'm currently living in Singapore with a move for work likely taking me to Saudi Arabia. Life is one hell of a ride!
+Tall Traveler welcome to saudi arabia bro
I live in Springfield haha
+Abombonation what state?
Brah. I'm from Bend
Austin Ashworth Nice, great place... although rental prices are ridiculous! haha
I rate the authenticity in the raw footage on the mountain. no censorship
Liam Kelton well you know except for the actual censorship at the end there.
Casey, you are just a great person and you inspire me a lot! Thank you! 🍀
Many years ago the great British explorer
George Mallory, who was to die on Mount
Everest, was asked why did he want to climb
It. He said because it is there. Well, space is
There, and we're going to climb it, and the
Mona and the planets are there, and new
Hopes for knowledge and peace is there.
- John F. Kennedy -
Fauzi Maslan
sounds stupid asf lmao climb "space" but only 95 percent of the ocean is unexplored. they have you brainwashed research flat earth
Gang starr
RAIN DROP
DROP TOP
NEISTAT ALMOST DIED ON A MOUNTAIN TOP
RIOT Ascend Oh, one wrong move, one wrong move AND YOU WOUDN'T BE COMMENTING ON THIS BECAUSE THIS VIDEO WOUDN'T EXIST SO MAYBE TAKE A MOMENT TO THINK ABOUT YOU IN THOSE SITUATIONS!
Dimetri Drossos I agree!
Jesus christ, it's just a joke... seems to be a pretty regular problem in youtube comment sections. Just people acting mature and taking stuff way too seriously.
K-POP?
cricket
Jesus, I actually need a pair of those glasses at 5:18
AUCheezy Cheapest pair are $100 www.julbousa.com/mountain/micropores/
soo crazy,
glad you're still with us brother!🙏
As a climber (but not an alpinist), when he was describing how they prepared for the trip and what they brought, my mind was blown by how reckless and idiotic it was. But then Casey says "Here's where the stupidity kicks in.." LMAO What an incredible story, thanks for sharing! Glad you didn't die or strain the emergency services while out there!
i probably was the 'highest' person in the world on christmas day, just saying. OG kush baby
lmfao
+Asap Anon lol
+Asap Anon They were 14 min short of the Turn Up time.
( 10:42 )
No pretty sure when I was when I was tucked up on my business class seat on Emirates at 40,000ft waaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
+Asap Anon loooool I think not everyone got it *gg*
Climbs a 4 mile high mountain, suffers from extreme hypoxia and still tells a fantastic story while doing it. Casey is a beast.
This is one of your best vlogs so far. Incredible story
We all need days like that to live :) Thanks and Greetings from WW2HistoryHunter
WW2HistoryHunter I
One of the most, if not the most amazingly story I have ever heard! You are amazing and got my respect!
Now I know what KSI was talking about in his new music video. Thanks, Casey.
You didn't know what Kilimanjaro was before this video?
+Ali Sulaiman God me too
+albert zhang its not about the mountain its about the halo kill streak
Aconcagua is a mountain in the Principal Cordillera of the Andes mountain range, in Mendoza Province, Argentina. Congratulations on reaching the summit!
wow your life is awesome what an amazing journey
that's goal !!
Lol
Life without problems and adventure have no meaning
every movie starts with a big problem or an awesome adventure that's why it's entertaining :D
+Doge lololol ????????? Ever been educated ????
+Shawn Tan seeing as I'm able to read and comprehend your bullcrap, yes
+Doge lololol Why are u hating on like every comment?lol
The singer in the beginning legit sounded like a car alarm
It's called opera :) She was actually pretty good.
+ Demily Yeah, crazy times. People take Britney Spears for music and an opera singer for a car alarm.
Connor Kormos
I Am Nobody wow you're classy
Joshua Paratore
You're gonna have some crazy stories to tell your grandkids!
2020 is around the corner and it still great to watch these vlogs
Who's here after watching casey's newest vlog?
Zack Jiang me haha
Zack Jiang yeah haha.
Yeahh bro . I am so happy
your not
it would have really sucked if you got to the top of the mountain and Dora the Explorer was there waiting for you
lol
+FordFracture What about Boots,Diego,and Sniper?
+DemonzzOfWar SNIPER NO SNIPING! * 360 noscope *
Jay's_Land_of_J Mlg 420 blaze it
+FordFracture singing "We Did It"
Rocking it old school without GPS, just a map and a pencil :D
This is one of the people who gave me the courage to start my UA-cam channel 2 months ago about self development and now have 74 subs and almost 55 hour watch time. I know it’s not comparable with others but I’m still proud I started because I’ve been learning so much lessons that I couldn’t have learned without getting started in the 1st place
KEEP GOING MAN YOU GOT THIS!!!
Boy you got 2k subs now keep it up!!!
@@albertoaguilar9773 Whoever you are, I don't know you personally but I can say that you're one of the non-judgmental and open-minded people who is not fixated on tangible or external factors in order to learn from someone like me. Just because someone doesn't have a piece of paper as a credential, doesn't mean that person is not entitled to share personal experiences with the hope & intention to inspire others. Keep up with whatever it is that you're doing to improve mankind or improving your life even to a slight degree each day. This is just one part of a bigger puzzle for creating my UA-cam channel about holistic health. I literally could have died back when I was 14 years old due to major depression but here I am right now replying to you, a UA-camr, who's full of fulfillment and dedication to help others to be a better version of themselves. I ain't better than anyone else but my old self. That's all that really makes this UA-cam thing more meaningful and enjoyable. Thanks so much for your support! I am hoping that you can join me with this endless personal development journey! :)
@@VinOnline Thank you!
What I really focus on is the value of the content and what I’m truly passionate about while helping others! I'm glad that I'm foolish enough to believe that I can actually start making money through my passions. I've never thought that I'd be able to gain 1K subs faster. I can't imagine how many opportunities could have been wasted if I didn't have courage to go after them. That includes having this channel, being in a management role, having the people who actually care about me for who I am, freelance gigs, being an ambassador in a creative community and now I'm also planning on honing my public speaking skills through joining a toastmaster club and these all happened in 2023. It started with writing them all down on a piece of paper. A paper that serves as a reminder for me to go after what I want even through hard times. I'm not bragging about my accomplishments but simply hoping that this message can also inspire others to believe in themselves.
@@nathananderson8720keep uploading bro! Almost 3k
who's watching this in 2016
Me
I'm watching in 2017.
+rohit sajeev Nah it 2022 for me
+rohit sajeev me :D
Somebody
I'm watching this exactly 1 year in the future coz I'm watching this 25th may 2016!!!
*this comment was posted the 26th of may...
+Taavi Talivee time zone difference
yeah
This is probably the best short documentary
When Casey was on the mountain, he looked like the main character from the movie, Everest.
Casey you tell all these stories and I feel like these are just a couple
3:14 Pablo Escobar is that you?
No its pie time
cudiiz what
No thats post malone
that's mikael akerfeldt, lead from the band Opeth xD
First video i've seen of yours and OHMYGOD! Subscribed and can't wait to see more.
This video single handedly won me over. You’re the man, Casey!
Climbing above 20,000ft without proper acclimatization is quite fatal. It can lead to High-altitude pulmonary edema. Fluid starts accumulating in your lungs and your brain starts swelling which can lead to delusional disorder. Yours was a classic case of "Summit Fever". Thats the reason why theres always a team leader at base camp who makes the decision to summit or not-to-summit in any organised expedition, because often times at high altitudes people become delusional and try to achieve the impossible.
That bit at 7:15 where Casey's best friend is totally out of it and says "we didn't come half way around the world not to" just cracks me up
casey youtube recommendations :
2015: nope
2016: nope
2017: nope
2018: nahh
2019: YES!!!
@a person it doesn't have to be original. It accurately describes this video.
2020: YES!
@@firejz7341 YES 2
Stumbled across this going through endless Aconcagua videos. You guys gutted it out. It will give me something to think about as I take the trek next week. Thanks.