Pro climber trains 2 years to climb this building

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  @moritzwegge6835 · 2 weeks ago

  dude the production and editing is sooo good emil! loved every bit!

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• N1

  @n1ck_kc1n · 2 weeks ago

  "Oil Money" had me absolutely dying haha

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• SI

  @sikerow3180 · 2 weeks ago

  Poor jonathan stuck climbing with long bois

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• HA

  @harrywilson9119 · 2 weeks ago

  Love how the editing always matches the style of the video. Leaning into it being a heist and them almost targeting different routes in London is so smart

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• BR

  @bringbackdennis · 2 weeks ago

  &quot;like a hard turd, it seemed Johnny was stuck in Paul&apos;s crack&quot;<br>And then naming the campus boulder &quot;oil money&quot; to rub it into Magnus when he&apos;s suffering from a serious thumb injury <br><br>Didn&apos;t know Emil was this savage!

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• AT

  @atimebeingwithadogbeing · 2 weeks ago

  Insane that this level of surveillance is &quot;normal&quot;

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  @6996Gunslinger · 2 weeks ago

  Johnny being reborn from a crack, peak climbing moment and such a full effort video edit, &nbsp;time well spent watching this

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• MI

  @mikeoutthere · 2 weeks ago

  Kid shouts &quot;parkour&quot; as you climb Poundland😂

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• WA

  @WafflesODoom · 2 weeks ago

  Emil&apos;s recent videos have felt like movies, absolutely loving this new style of climbing content

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• SA

  @samfitzgibbon8628 · 10 days ago

  The security guy at the orange toe hook problem is doing his job tbf - you can&apos;t deny that filming inside a playground full of children is a bit sus

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• LU

  @luckysky252 · 2 weeks ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urGyf0OThdU&amp;t=537">8:57</a> dayum, dude is caked up. (respectfully)

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  @AnonymosAnthropos · 2 weeks ago

  @<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urGyf0OThdU&amp;t=90">1:30</a> Internet explanation: &quot;Dedicated Video Cameras = Presumed Commercial UseIn London, if you use a standalone video camera (especially with a microphone or a tripod), security and police automatically assume you are filming for a commercial project, a professional media outlet, or a large YouTube channel.The Law: Under UK law, filming for commercial purposes in public spaces often requires a permit from the local borough council, and filming on &quot;pseudo-public&quot; land (like parks or private estates) always requires a permit.The Exception: Cellphones are treated as &quot;casual personal use.&quot; Security guards assume you are just taking a quick video for a friend, which doesn&apos;t trigger the need for commercial permits.&quot;

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