Nice

The guy didn't even thank him he thanked his sponsors.

Oh-

Short.

He's an Angel.

Sadly the rescued man didn't thank him and rather his sponsors

Too bad the guy who was rescued refused to thank him...

@@Sneakyrat_Gaming what? Is there a video about this whole thing somewhere?

​@BoobooAndre what's the vid, can I have the link

​@@BoobooAndre nvm I got it😊

It is amazing how strong some people are

Strong physically and spiritually.

Some say he's the guy who built the pyramids. Just fuckin lives forever, no one knows his name. Hated the fame, moved to Mt everest.

FR! While sipping oxygen sharing it with the dude

​@@SafetyNuggethe built Stonehenge on the way just for funsies

Which is why I HIGHLY doubt this happened. You gotta be a Sherpa for a lifetime to do this. Oh ahha he is a Sherpa. Yeah this was probably his job, it looks like a nice day too. It costs a lot to get recovered.

Nepali people brother we are strong 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵

Yeah, it did happen. And the ND he saved did a press conference where he thanked everyone for saving him...except this Sherpa. ​@@scambaitspidey3470

He made it look easy

He is carring the Boats and the Logs

At the beginning of the clip I was like..."wth kind of pack is that?" Then ..WHOA THATS A WHOLE PERSON. The physical endurance it would take to do that is beyond what I can even fathom. Just doesn't even make sense. Props to the beast!

@@ramrodrymensnyder2648 exactly.. that man is a Hero

In the snow.. steep decline, thin oxygen, and double his weight… oh yea this was also after he just walked up the thing.

Nepals Gurkhas are no joke man. A unit itself

@@wilsoncampos8811 yes all the climbers need them to carry their heavy packages. I know. We all know. But did u see that video bro?

Or just 2 idiots on a mountain.

Sherpa my dude born in high altitude

​@@TherealTruth40it was not a sharpa it was a ex special forces Gurkha , his podcast just came out with Jason carl fox ex sas Amazing man

@@themateo5233my name is sherple

Imagine not thanking the man that carried you But instead thanking your team Thats what that piece of shit did Should've left his entitled ass there to die

They really are ❤

Sherpas are climbers. As the video says “professional climber”. His name was Gelje Sherpa. They guy being carries is from Malaysia. His name is Ravichandran Tharumalingam

​@aaronm968 I think you're missing the point, a sherpa isn't the same as you and me. Like literally biologically. They've been studied numerous times, and because of their homeland, culture, and way of life over the centuries and centuries their biological makeup has changed to be more suited for high altitudes

@@promotethegame6963and then the guy thanks his sponsors, and not the guy who saved his life

Yes very important to tell the people. The tourist climber wouldn't have done, maybe complained to have to carry his luggage now himself

Short.

NO not FAITH, HUMANITY. Faith is WORTHLESS, we humans have something FAR MORE POWERFUL THAN faith, it is HUMANITY.

Gotta be the woke up and power

Why is it every time you comment you get top

We doing sometimes

Too bad he didn’t thank the people who saved his life and rather his sponsors

The right man in the wrong place ... makes, all the difference in the world. So wake up, mr freeman, wake up... and smell the ashes.

Fortunately it was downhill … great sacrifice though …

@@chrisbraid2907some people. “It was downhill, but great effort” Dude you couldn’t carry a person 20 feet in the snow. STFU.

Human bodies can take even more than that which is crazy.

The guy whom he saved did a press conference about his harrowing journey, and didn't credit the Sherpa.

​@@carnivoreisveganwhere can I find said footage?

@@justinwatson6932 no idea.

@@justinwatson6932 apparently, it was a social media post.

Wtf 😮

Rich guy ‘sport’ climbing Everest.

Yea

That’s unbelievably selfish.

I seriously doubt that the life saver cared that much about a couple of words, I know I wouldnt

Indeed

I wanna hear his story.👍

No self respecting climber skips leg day

Y'all don't get it. Every day is leg day in his universe.

Its more than leg day. At that altitude your body isnt creating as much energy due to low oxygen as well. Imagine what he could carry at sea level.

Yes they do lol read the comments…

And the guy he saved thanked his sponsors and his paid team, but didn't think the Sherpa that did this, and who sacrificed his own client to do it.

Must've been hell to be honest. We talking a guy who's probably 160-200 lbs so carrying him for 6 hours is probably the worst pain you can have on your back and hips.

Facts Facts

​@@harveysanchez6993The guy he saved thanked his sponsors and others and didnt even thank this guy let alone pay him like ue supposed to!

His heart rate had to be well close to 200bpm at that altitude. To carry a 150lb-200lb person at sea level for six hours would be incredible but at 8000 meters is godlike ability.

@@harveysanchez6993and with such thin air, he is a super hero indeed

Worst part is he didn't even give credit to the man who saved him when he got invited to some tv show

​@@raresdobrinean1583 should have left him 😂😂

Well he saved someone from becoming human popsicle.

Yes. Muscles of steel and mind set! So much respect for his ability!

Is he a firefighter or anything like that by chance?

Money too 💫

But the sad part is after the man saves in he's near death, he blocks the man on IG, the man who saved him.🤦😥

@@vlogblogganna204REALLY??? Why??

​@@tinahanlan1129 he didnt praise the man in a instagram post, he posted that his group saved him(not the sherpa) didnt even mention the guy that actually saved his behind, he got lots of backlash so he made another post and unblocked him but still mentioned the real savior last, again... The other part is that everyone this sherpa was with walked passed the guy to finish the summit and left him for dead, ones that actually helped him really werent praised by this moron

​@@tinahanlan1129well, he was dying and vulnerable and they took an unnecessary video of him so they could put onto the internet. I understand he's upset but I hope he can forgive and be grateful that the man happened to walk past and did everything he could and saved his life.

Sharpas ase the unsung heros of this world ngl.

For real. The likelihood of him dying carrying that man just went through the roof. There's a reason there are so many dead bodies scattered around Mt everest. Climbers know you can only rely on yourself. Whoever this man was.... super hero status 8000%

Whos gonna carry the boats?

​@@TheAnnoyingBoss the logs?

Just a professional

In the snow! Down a mountain! For 6 hours! Right?!? Damn

I like 🍊

The dude is very fit I wouldn’t be able to carry a full grown man for that long cus I’m not strong enough physically to do that

@@Slushii24 Gotta love Sherpas and their abnormal body strength

​@@BooBuKittyPhukI mean I know that's how they say they got to school, but man. 😂

Especially in an area with half the oxygen of sea level

Bro he was probably 160 😂 200 is a lot for someone athletic enough to climb Mountain Evarest 😂❤️

Probably 180

In the death zone no less

If he was my Sherpa I wouldn’t be upset that we are abandoning our climb to save someone’s life. Imo that’s a much more meaningful and memorable experience than just saying I reached the top. No, I postponed my ascension to save a man’s life, who could live with their self to leave a man to die regardless if he’s grateful or not.

And the guy he saved went to social media to thank his sponsors and paid team, but didn't thank this heroic bystander who gave up his own clients summit to help him.

Them Sherpa’s man, completely different breed of human. Respect 💪🏽

Nepal 🇳🇵 RESPECT SIR

​@straight-up-shots yeah. We know.

The dumbass millionaire thanked his "team" for saving him when it was clearly the sherpa and didnt publicly thank him but rather his team.

They are all heros and fearless.

Also the guy they saved Didint even thanked them he thanked his sponsors till he was pressured to thank them

@@wanialamb3206 what?! That's insane! Do you have a link to an article I could read?

@@dimahanania8678 above, someone wrote: "Penguinz0 has a video about it"

​@@wanialamb3206doing the right thing requires no praise but the guy he saved requires a hard reset..

Pretty sure there are atleast 50 bodies still frozen up there

It is actually

is this the same instance moistcritical did a video on or nah?

cuz if so the guy he saved didn’t even feel like thanking him for it…..

Death Standing

Lol they constantly get recognition. All you ever hear is how great they are compared to westerners

Of course he is, sherpas are on a whole nother level compared to us mere mortals. At least they get paid relatively well, because what they do is absolutely insane

As usual. Maybe next time the Sherpa will learn the lesson: no good deed goes unpunished

Highly Doubt. Or it’s possible he was so out of it/ barely conscious or was unconscious and doesn’t remember any of it. If he was about really on the verge of death Big respect to the guy who saved him tho. He didn’t do it for a thanks.nor needs a thanks. He did it bc he felt it was duty, and cares about him. I don’t think he cares about a thanks, although a thanks is nice

​@@jesuschristiskingandsavior461 he's right, the guy had the audacity to only thank his sponsors online at first. He was very much aware at that time

​@@jesuschristiskingandsavior461he posted about it afterwards online and only thanked the sponsors, only thanked the sherpa after getting called out for it online

​@@jesuschristiskingandsavior461but I agree that I don't think the guy did it for any thanks

Not to mention it's downhill.

i can do that in death stranding too

@@laksoysoy not to mention it’s above 7000 meters!

​@@samblundell1872I feel like they meant that as a compliment. A weird compliment for sure, but I think it was one. Lol

@@KimoKimochii ^^ Jeah i instantly want to play it again.

Also, it was two sherpas that carried him down the mountain taking turns.

I was going to say, sure that guy is heroic and all.. BUT ID JUST LIKE TO THANK MY SPONSORS, as they saved my life entirely, no one else, no no siree.

He's an ungrateful fuck. Couldn't believe when I saw him thanking his sponsors smh

Sounds like he should have left him.

​@@benwilliams3539My thoughts exactly

Even if he couldn’t at least he tried and succeeded but still I’ve never even heard of Aanyone Even trying too selfish as if clinibing a mountain is important more important than a human life but finally a true human on the miuntain

​@@Sunshinesniles huh,?

For real, 60 pounds of carrying for 45 minutes its alot for me

@Arredondo26 bro is that a riddle wtf 😂

Yes but I’d bet if you had to do it, you would carry him downhill to safety

A great one , think we should make a dramatized version of this story

@@TheRealBrownShady lol That happened too. Many times...

@@TheRealBrownShady but it's not about climbing only. What he did was beyond selfless act and way impressive than just to climb it. Respect 🙌

@@TheRealBrownShady "Now there are two Sherpas?" (an old quote from some far-away galaxy)

Well, that statements not true. Elite Alpine Style climbers don't use Sherpa support. Reinhold Messner soloed Everest with no oxygen .

LOL! Exactly! Me just trying to keep up with my 75 yo mom walking up and down small hills on my parents property. That man is amazing!

Right?! I started crying watching this & the tears turned to anger real quick reading the comments. Sherpas deserve so much more gratitude anyways, but yeah, I couldn't imagine someone saving me like that & not feeling like I owe everything to them!!!

What the nationality the man got rescued? Shame on him

​@@niconico6238 Malaysian, cmiiw.

@@enzzn thanks, no wonder

@@niconico6238 LMFAO this nigga really found a way to be racist

Altitudes*

​@@supdood885no. Attitude

This one worn a man for 2 hours, better than a cape

​@@-Alex-01it's a height like... Altitude... Cause like... The mount everest is tall...

@@IceBreadtheBread yeah.. Ik

I used to be that tough. But then I sprained both ankles and now uae a wheel chair.

@@stargazer2042 you still are tough Whatchu mean not a lot people could live how you live

​@@imgenoh5296 so supportive. I love it

Let alone clime Mount Everest with all that gear….

That is superhero strength. What's more incredible is he did it in a freezing cold climate as well as an altitude of "thin air" that affects the breathing and causes the body to tire more quickly..... Unless you're a supremely fit superfreakinhero!

He's a Sherpa. The true heroes of Everest

He better stop climbing freezing mountains. Next time hell be dead and cold with no one to save him for being an ingrate.

@@ellejae1821 Exactly he’s putting others in danger and for what? He’s already climbed Everest at least 3 times and lost 8 fingers to frostbite the previous year

Maybe the rescuer accidentally sat on him while carrying and he is still pissed

Wow that is disgusting behavior. Treating a wonderful sherpa like that

@@manni192 he was Malaysian I think , the guy who needed to be carried

Okay bro😩

Yes

okay, thet cought me off guard

The dude has to be a tank to carry a full sized person down a mountain of 6 hours

Bro got a back of steel

exactly my thought!

Literally the first though i had when first seeing the video

What’s aggravating is he was going to be paid to do his clients trip, but stopped to save him, and the guy promised the Sherpas 20 grand to rescue him but then didn’t want to pay them but 4 I think. They saved his life and he didn’t want to pay them for saving his life. People weren’t happy to hear that, but they said they were glad he saved his life.

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You beat me to it

@@DiosaDe1So1 Charlie, Penguinz0 covered it a few weeks back

In the comments there's a link . I'm guessing the rescuer was a Sherpa, who possibly gave up his own and his client's summit, to save this guy. It's shameful if he thought of any Sherpa, much less a professional guide, as simply a convenience there to save him from his bad decisions.

😂😂😂😂

What 😮?! Now I want to go carry him back up there 🥺🥺

​@@MargauxKi will help

Thank you 🙏

How dumb are you to believe any of this, it's not Mt Everest and it's a rescue team that carry him down. They are carrying oxygen tanks and thermal rescue blankets. There's clearly atleast 3 of them

The guy that the rescuers saved was a dick

❤ love that

A-fking-men

SherpS

These selfish climbers doesn't deserve these kind people.

learn to listen lol it was a hiker that carried him

God's with you bro ❤🎉

It's kind of like you don't really need to go there or something. I love kiking but climbing Mt. Everest is such an idiotic move. The once pristine sacred body is now littered with supplies and dead bodies that will never be retrieved. There are better mountains to spend time in.

@@spiwolf6998 I agree, it’s a big ego thing to climb Everest and put the lives of the Sherpas in risk like this clip. Some people just have a lack of respect for the nature, the mountains, the Sherpa and when their bodies tell them to quit

​@@akash7101 Sherpa's make good money and are happy to provide their services. Hiring a Sherpa climbing partner for 1 ascent will cost you $5,000+usd.

The Special Forces in Mexico can do that without sleeping and eating nothing for whole 2 weeks (only water and minimum food because when the trainers let them eat, it's for make them throw up all over. it's their first training, if they pass that 2 weeks then the real training starts, so the first part of this training has to be also the pro climber training.

​@@ElMeme6969special forces in Mexico don't exist

​@@lethalexponent6they are called FER

Yes, I think the rescuer is a sherpa!

​@@ElMeme6969 this is mount Everest dumb ....your special forces will fail even to climb this mountain

😊❤

Thanks for his name, it’s a dope name! I’m gonna use it for my next chat in d4!

@@DJPhatPhuck I had to Google it n read the article. It is a cool name too lol

The man might have paid 50k$ to climb everest so help is readily available when things go wrong

@mae88b.16 no. Sorry but do research. Yes it's very expensive but they must sign waivers.

Facts

Really? Source plss

If that was the case, I'd have him strapped back onto my back and march 6 hours back up the mountain!

​@Terry Blackwell throw his ass off the peak.

Malaysian of Indian origin

sherpa's are super-human.

This hero don't wear capes. He wears humans

I want to see his legs. Made of steel?

Sherpa's are literally genetically stronger than most humans.

@@chillz7233❤

Also, the guy blocked the Sherpa on instagram 🤣 What a pos

That's so wrong, but I don't think the Sherpa did that for any recognition though they all could use more recognition

​@@Vastatio where did you see this? Whats rhe guys name?

they have adapted to the altitude. they have a genetic advantage

@@casematecardinal they can take on more oxygen in higher altitudes more efficiently than most people

​@@casematecardinalIt's not a genetic advantage.

@@the_effect_de it quite literally is, generations of improved lung ability. Similar to those people who have lived on the water long enough to have larger lungs to hold their breath longer

You meant the pRoFeSsIoNaL cLiMbEr??2?

wow..

Why would he thank him he wanted to die

You forgot to mention you saw this on Penguinz0’s channel

​@@NaztyGamingHD daily reminder that the world doesn't revolve around u. I, just like many other people's, saw this in the news

Have you ever read Lincoln Hill book about the Everst? This guy had completly different experience.

Just like Italy is Italians peninsula or UK is island of the Britons?

Respect to him

I remember that one time when I was in class 4 and one Sherpa fucking Lion slapped me and left a freaking sign of his palm on my face

​@@ReasonAboveEverythingno no, the west doesn't get borders

Well if you're gonna climb a mountain like that you have to be strong 😂

It doesn’t mean that just because they happen to be strong stupid people climb up and go collapse up there to be carried down by a Sherpa the more videos I watch of how much these brave Sherpas are doing I feel these idiots are taking advantage of their kindness and helpfulness. . Grow up take responsibility of your own actions ! If you decide to climb then meet your fate don’t expect to be carried down by someone else . Just how shameless selfish and inconsiderate human beings can be in left to wonder !

Six minutes would be my limit

​@dakini80 sherpas need to put the i.q. tests in their pocket first before the money! Make sure your clients are not dummies, you sherpas!! Or just put a 100k rescue fee in the contract!

They didn't tell you the part where it probably took 6 hours to move him .1 miles

Yeah, what's up with THAT? 🤬

Look up the story about the Chinese woman who asked to be saved and offered ten grand. The sherpa instead of summiting decided to save the women. Not only does she refuse to pay but she didn't even say thank you.

Idk the name way he carried him I was like “this man has to be a local Sherpa”

The stupid reason was the man saved has submitted Mt. Everest 4 times already and runs a mountain travel company....and was saved by a Shera associated with a different company. He's a greedy ahole that cost another climber a chance to summit cause of his stupid actions.

@@LeslieE438 I meant that the guy rescuing the other guy seemed like a Sherpa just because he hiked for 6 hours with someone in his shoulder. Most other people who are non native would have to train years and require oxygen. I remember reading about the first person to scale Mt Everest stole the local sherpas spotlight

As we learned, some wear sleeping bags carrying a person they are saving. 🫂☝🙇‍♂️

Hi

65k USD, I thought?

Yeah but then so many people wont make it then the families wont see them again either

Oh thank you. I was wondering how this was possible. If it was an average rich American I would be blown away but Sherpas are literally born for this. Still amazing anyway! Do we know if the Sherpa that saved him was hired by the group for which the dying man belonged to? Or if another group came across him, picked him up and turned back?

​@alireid5874 for the 2024 climbing season Adventure Consultants is charging about $75K which looks to include all in country needs but not airfare to/from Nepal. Some places can be less and some more.

​@@t-mac1236an average rich American? Why would you be blown away?

and the dude thanks his sponsor for saving him not the guy who carry him down to save him.....

@@BluesFanatic you an authority on that are ya

This whole mount Everest Tourism is getting ridiculous... sherpas have to risk their life for stupid idiots who aren't fit for climbing mt everest but still do because they have a mid life crisis

so true

Source pls

really??

Owhh.. that guy..😢

Fr😊

What about person walking alongside filming? Could he not have put it in his pocket and ASSISTED in carrying this man to safety. Is it just me?

​@@Alexe829 we only saw a few seconds of video so how do you know he didn't help?

No, he never thanked the Sherpa. People nowadays are just sometimes horrible

@@Alexe829 He did actually carry him to camp 4 by himself the whole way but It’s a much faster way to carry him and would be hard for 2 people to carry, both dangerous and would hurt their arms. I’m sure the other guys carried his bags down for him tho

The ratios went from like 1 sherpa to many climbers to many sherpas to 1 climber. They are almost "disposable" to these pay to climb "mountaineers".

I’m not surprised. 95% of these climbers tend to think the world revolves around them

Sometimes makes you think if you're good deeds where wasted on the wrong people.

​@@vinceoh7310It wouldn't be a good deed if you only do good to those that do good to you.

should have left him there and become another decoration shame on him for thanking his partner and sponsor