@HUNter I don't think he can rip open steel with his bare hands.

Hahaha

Ain't no way a submarine is opening at the depths he is at. Way too much pressure.

Plants bomb lol

HUNter yeah cause thats not how it works

Bean Bo it’s a toss up between Snoop and Willie Nelson.

Snoop's not the highest by any means.

@@soulstorm8806 he mean highest like the highest person on earth like high from drugs

Sorry but there’s 420 likes nobody change that

@@AlexA-mg8ut almost screwed it up lmao

Ben Dol way too relaxed

Bruv he went so deep he hit the G spot

0:42 "Every dive he has done is the first time a human being has done it" Also what??

Hans Frederik Lehmann he’s doing dives no one else has done before (said right before that time stamp), making each dive he’s doing a first for any human

He was napping bruh

swade yes the water is making it too obvious

Almost as obvious as Neil and the Moon.

Antonio Beneby You better be joking

😐😐😐

@@andrewmadigan4988 he's not. The moon was just a cgi. And all our government agreed to make moon explode and make a cgi moon.

Very clever That made me laugh, as corny as that is. I gave it a like lol!!

Philipp B I dont know wether your so arogent you dont realize it was just for conaprison or if your just stupid

Zachary mccleary it was a bad joke m8

leave Zachary to live his poor life without sense of humour ! I laugh so much :-D

Patrícia Ševčíková well im sorry if im tited of seeing arogeny idiots and I do have a sense of human and it is very punny

Dylan Berry or being able to hold their breath a long time and not have to worry about off gassing

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Dylan Berry waterworld kevin costner

LMAOO

Dylan Berry ok u win

Lol 😂

Got that one spot on!🇺🇸🎶🌠🌻💜

6 In the morning for me. What is sleep?

Rose Doesn't Know never heard of it 🤷🏽‍♂️

Because attention is monetized

5:20 for me, lets become a gang

Lmao 5:46 here 😂

I know it’s just a joke, but that wasn’t his problem

lol

And Chuck won. Aquaman had only royal flush.

Don't lie, chuck norris was bullying aquaman not playing with him

Damn what year is it?

Lyova S 2020

alotta 12 ounce curls too fer ya as well, u athlete. :)

are fudge packers athletes?

@@meesalikeu underrated comment of the decade lol

@@meesalikeu no just you.

Lol .😂😂😂

I read this right when I saw this

Lol...although actually being engaged in the video might make it hard to hold his breath that long. He has a completely blank mind to be able to hold his breath that long. When he said he fell asleep at 26m, that's because he's literally on the edge of that mental state the whole dive.

No wonder he fell asleep

Candice Steele hehe that’s pretty deep

That is not even relevant to this guy's story. Please dont make fun of him its a real talent & serious workout he put on

HMMM

@@bloodbrothers1779 it's a special ability the rest of the humans don't have. There is no need to put serious workout for that ;).

OOOOHHHHH GOTEM

That is quite true, it takes a lot of training, not to speak of daring, and quite a few die attempting to set records too!

Just about any human can train to do whatever, the problem is not in the training, it is in the mind. Most humans do NOT have the mental strength to even wash their damn car...

Without the training, the mind could not follow! Some minds cannot even follow WITH training! And then there's those who apparently have a silent death wish! I just don't think too many people really care about a record that is going to be soon forgotten; who spends much time reading the Guinness Book, of Records? Only a few. It's probably not worth the huge chance of dying IF you have a life that's worth living and enjoying!

Without the mind, you can not train, let alone go to train.

I agree

urmaker Sneeze on all that dust at 800ft? LOL

You can sneeze from your own mucus or even a hair.... lol

urmaker you can’t with the pressure. Your body literally feels like it has 100 lbs on all sides

urmaker plus he has a mask so he won’t get the urge to sneeze

@@urmaker he's not breathing... What should trigger a snzeeze then? 😂

The art of freediving is really just fighting past the "comfortable" part. At around 2 minutes most people want to start breathing again. Then you fight past the urge to breath you enter another sort of flat spot where everything is okay. Then you hit the wall where you will start to struggle again and must get air or black out. People used to hyperventilate because it sorts of extends the point at which you feel the urge to breath. However it actually decreases the total time you can hold your breath, and the point at which you will black out. In short basically everything I learned in the 80's about free diving in now wrong. lol

This comment is underrated😂😂😂😂😂

Ok? Nobody cares.

thanks for those explenations

How much meters it is?

@@PerfectSoldieR96 830 feet = 253 meters 8 feet = 2.5 meters

@@sirmounted8499 why are you still using feet as a way to measure things?

In the usa that's the way things are. To us. YOUR system is a pain in the ass. Vice Versace for you. Cry us a fuckin river build a bridge and get over it

@@chasetimmer2430 that's not very smart of you

He ain't getting a pull on my blunt! One draw and it's gone!

@Mr. Holliday if this is true then it's really interesting 👌

@@armoris66 blunt what a fuckin neek man its a joint

Nothing happens..

@@vision6499 depending on where you live.

I just came here after watching "The Deepest Breath" on Netflix! I'm fascinated with watching free diving.

Anyone can try hold there breath in a pool as long as they can. Going down deeper and faster is alot more dangerous so give that man a bells.

William Trubridge lives here in Hawkes Bay. Hello and Kia ora from New Zealand

I was under the impression you can't get the bends when free diving because there is no nitrogen buildup. You can only get nitrogen buildup if you breathe from an aqualung. Nitrogen in his body was inhaled at the surface so at surface pressure. Only way this could have happened was if he was breathing from an aqualung underwater or am I wrong?

​@@joe-jg4bh Not the case. It's rare, and anyone who isn't an advanced freediver shouldn't need to know, but deep freediving compresses the nitrogen particles more than regular scuba diving. The only difference is that freedivers come up before nitrogen is accumulated in the tissues, and breathe it out. Pressure and time are what makes nitrogen build up in places your body isn't supposed to have gases. Imagine a zoo. There's some monkeys (nitrogen) in a cage (lungs) behind bars (cell membrane). They can come in and out of a door at the back (breathing), but they can't get to where you are looking at them (inside the cell). Now imagine that a few friendly zookeepers (pressure) comes along and they get smaller, and sometimes they can fit through the bars in their cage. Now, some of the monkeys are in your space, and that's okay, because these monkeys are great, and the zookeepers are keeping them calm. On a hookah or aqualung, that door at the back of their cage is open, and they keep coming in. While freediving, the door at the back is closed, but there's still a few of these monkeys about. Now, you just told all the zookeepers that you want them out of there in a hurry (ascending, losing pressure). They get rid of the monkeys they can, but there's some left. Now there's no one to keep the monkeys calm, and get them back in to their cage now, and they start going nuts, they're really big and angry and they're beating you up (You're on the surface and very sick.) That's how decompression sickness, aka the bends, works.

Why don't you dick heads just ask the horse?

A dolphin or seal would be more accurate.

Now that's clever!

종로총각의 총각김치 😂

If sea levels rises more and more, it makes sense for humans to adapt to water

or devolving

I like the pun

sri ram he has a weird accent for someone from Atlanta

NivedLaxsea Isn’t he German ? Pretty sure this accent is German

NivedLaxsea I checked it, he is Austrian

He meant Atlantis idiots

@@lewhitey2544 wkwkwkw they're so oblivion

No it’s not

whoosh

r/whooshseption

Richard Burt r/whooosh

@@richardburt3366 no shit, bro

What about heights?!

I'm scared of heights but I love depths

@@reelillusionl123 not so much

One of the more pointless activities..up there with free climbing.

Not pointless. It's beautiful. I only go to a depth of 6 feet in the swimming pool but it's beautiful down there. I'd like to stay down there but I don't have gills. I'm 72 and don't plan on pushing the limits. It's fun, that's enough for me.

Furthest i can go under is 10 without dying for air

This is not high risk. It’s high consequence, learn to differentiate you swine.

Gene Kelly says the unathletic sad old bitch

where's that?

you don't need much gear to freedive innit

I don't think it's just legend, Matthew, there is some scientific evidence to prove those sensations do occur before you die -- maybe it's your brain telling you to go ahead and die peacefully! (They've asked people who died and were brought back to life with CPR, O2 and electric shock to the heart, and that's what they've reported.) I haven't seen exactly that while working in the ER and I don't really want to see it or test it! We've resuscitated people who have flat-lined, but none have told us about that sensation. I think it may have something to do with HOW you nearly die!

You panic because your whole life , your legacy, your responsibilities flash before you. Once you come to peace with everything you sleep. Death/ sleep will flee from everybody until you've observed all you should.

Well, that's not necessarily true, however, it's a nice thought of resolution, but it doesn't add up when the young die, who are far from "observing all you should!"

Yeah, I always wonder if the Bajaus are properly trained, can they easily break this world record? I once witnessed this a Bajau in Sabah, Borneo helped my brother to recover his gun which he accidentally dropped into the sea at night! A Bajau equipped with a self-made goggle and without the use of any flashlight just dived in and managed to retrieve the gun! It felt like more than 3 minutes to me since we didn't actually time how long he dived!

147 now lol But I agree with You!! And such stupid comments as well, ignorance is killing our society ☠

BARON SAMEDI or they just didn’t like the video? Damn chill people can have an opinion...

Zora ok boomer

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You don’t need to hold your breath in the shower

that's the best depth anyway, below it gets murky and cold :P

Right you are, and one other thing -- be willing to risk your life!! (But the danger is at depths more than 45- 60 feet!)

@@MJLeger-yj1ww is that true? I've been asking so many free divers about this question how many Dives can you do in a day and how deep can you go where you will have no decompression sickness

@@tlpoutdoorsman Everyone's tolerance is different. You can dive all day long in water that isn't very deep and you can change tank after tank BUT, it doesn't pay to get tired to the point you will make mistakes, even in shallow water. The depth you can go also depends on your own body. So the answer can be different for different people. As for safety, read the research on SCUBA diving and you will learn the safety limits and features that are necessary. One important thing, learn from a qualified instructor who doesn't take chances and who has an excellent record. Experience and training can make all the difference in the world!

@@MJLeger-yj1ww thank you

Must be some serious training haha

yea, i want to understand this too! i don't get it!!

Ash instinct or training, probably.

Mamal reflex or somethig like that

ASh I don't think he meant it literally.

Christoph Thade It also helps that only 9 people do it and 4 of them are dead already.

They definitely worded it wrong. He broke world records 32 times in 8 official disciplines, most of them his own, but only 1 still stands.

Exactly

It says deepest MAN.

@FBI what

hahahahaha

Billie Eillish..........mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

because you must equalize

Careful, you can easily damage your ears at that depth if you don't equalize. Luckily, equalization is easy!

Yeah. Equalize. You should do it every 1-2 metres usually. Regularity depends on each person but everyone has to do it.

It also depends on how deep you are. The deeper you are, the less frequently you have to equalize.

How do you equalize?