everest sherpas get geoguessr world record

[@hissisherpa8833]

🙏🇳🇵

[@hello-rv1ci]

based gigachad

[@WolfHasaers]

goat

[@phildoingyoutube]

good noggin

[@gokiguni]

You're way too good at this man!

[@TheBooker66]

Actually goated. Keep at it my man.

[@LiamHighducheck]

World record, no move, pixelated, no oxygen

[@pujanbajracharya6974]

Frostbite

[@Pytahh]

While at Mt everest too

[@cfoples]

liam highducheck

[@spunj]

frostbite any %

[@kajbalm6733]

No oxygen 😂

[@LWild-jx1io]

They also did no move!

[@joewagner3783]

they could move, they just didnt need to. which is even more impressive

[@simono.899]

That's right. They stood on one place in their village and didn't move

[@maxventuri-sn2mi]

they literally moved are you stupid

[@Jerm762]

What do you mean no move ?

[@jwright8682]

​@@Jerm762 they didn't move their position on the map to make it easier at guessing where it was

[@JohnAndJohner]

The virgin "trekkers are cringe" vs the chad "I know this mountain path"

[@blåfarge]

Testing geo knowledge rather than metas, nice!

[@Kerguelen.Mapping]

@@blåfargegeo knowledge is always better imo

[@VorpalSword9]

The rare "touching grass" strat

[@N8Dulcimer]

Okay but trekkers who hire these sherpas are definitely still cringe...

[@telexghoulie]

​@@N8Dulcimer pretty sure "trekker" in this context refers to street view coverage captured by people walking on footpaths and not driving on roads

[@nolol135]

Beating the world record on a moving map with no move on mobile is insane

[@lyricsassam]

In daylight, with cold fingers, with less oxygen adds to the insanity 😮😂

[@dotdouble2210]

while on mteverest

[@normn0]

And it was their first time playing geoguessr... These guys have lived a lot, they know their home Nepal like the back of their hand.

[@lennartjuhh]

I don't know the game. What's a moving map? What does 'no move' mean? What's the importance of a mobile phone? I just see two guys memorizing places they've been. Enlighten me

[@okaydetar821]

@@lennartjuhh It is a google street view, so they can move around like you typically would on street view, which would allow them to see more of the area to figure out where they are, which they didn't do, it being on mobile isn't inherently different, other than it is a smaller screen.

[@haruma1618]

It's amazing how they can recognize the exact place within just a few seconds lol, they don't need to memorize the locations or use metas, they're just using their massive noggin

[@messi9991]

What metas exist for remote mountain locations...

[@tim..indeed]

​@@messi9991 There's a 150 pages document for rural Mongolian metas

[@prasangurung5253]

If you ask me about my place i would say within seconds too

[@DemsW]

@@prasangurung5253 bro it's a whole ass country

[@invertedcrayon]

@@prasangurung5253 do that with your entire city and i would be impressed

[@RadDadisRad]

Altitude is no joke. Sherpas are the true heroes. Anytime anyone mentions being on Everest it is always the Sherpas who deserve all the praise.

[@wolfseule2809]

I just feel the need to add: not all of it. A part of the praise should go to the porters in general.

[@Jake-bt3fc]

Kinda depends. Most people hire a team of sherpas to carry all their gear and hold their hand/ keep them alive through the whole process. That doesn’t mean _everybody_ does it that way. There are plenty of real mountaineers out there.

[@RadDadisRad]

@@Jake-bt3fc all hikes up Everest require a permit and sherpas.

[@Jake-bt3fc]

@@RadDadisRad Does that permit force the sherpas to hold your bags and tie all your knots for you? I’m not saying they deserve _no_ credit, I’m just saying there are world class climbers from all over the world and those climbers deserve credit too if they carry their own weight and do their own work.

[@janis7077]

@@Jake-bt3fc Of course the climbers deserve credit, but if it's a requirement to have a sherpa with you, it doesn't matter what you can do, because you wouldn't be allowed to do it without a sherpa.

[@owenhollohan3291]

"no need to finger cross, I'm sure about it" is such a hard line

[@LoRe-nm8gd]

No move, no metas, sees last location for the wr and insta "I know". 5k. What an absolute legend

[@ander_41]

And fully blurred too

[@Zack_Taylor]

If he had known it was gonna be wr I bet he would have taken longer ontnhe first location and 5k'd it

[@cw9706]

There was no trail in the map 😂😂 and he is so confident without a single doubt. Unreal

[@zamboughnuts]

"There is no trail but I recognize it and I know it's here" *4980*

[@Iceo09]

Experience bro experience

[@JoelLinus]

@@zamboughnuts Kinda hard to figure out distance when the camera has a fisheye effect

[@brandoncueto]

rainbolt: it's just a dirt road geoguessr: [loads hi res but still shows just a dirt road] sherpa: DEBUCHE

[@Lucaz99]

*I know this*

[@Jefferson-ly5qe]

"Walk every single path" is the new GeoGuessr meta. These guys are amazing

[@GeoAlaska]

Bros used IRL experience straight from the dome. Future Geoguessr Pro

[@thehugecrunchyone]

future? he has a WR

[@LUISga55555]

Straight from the noggin

[@TheGoQu]

Not only did they get the world record. They also did it no move just to flex on the haters 😎

[@falcon_224]

NMZ no zoom either

[@shadoww7301]

@@falcon_224 they did zoom on the mountain pass one

[@Saywhaaa3193]

“Flex on haters” - sherpas aren’t hated at all. They already have no haters.

[@GLUBSCHI]

These guys are actually doing what people think rainbolt does

[@hoagie911]

harsh

[@Bageltin]

using their noggins?

[@18skeltor]

What do you mean by that?

[@rosia7598]

​@@18skeltor possibly that people think rainbolt knows the places rather than that he operates on clues to find them on the map

[@ThisHandleIsTakenTryThis]

wdym?

[@eamonmontgomery9886]

One of your best videos ever. Would love to see more examples where random people can excel on a specific map.

[@williametzler3743]

This

[@randomperson2526]

This exaxtly

[@chipsfilip]

Agree

[@phonyk568]

London black cab drivers

[@chipsfilip]

@@phonyk568 Great idea! @rainbolttwo

[@anders4014]

2:35 immediately telling them to lock in lmaoo

[@susboy1554]

A alright

[@IljaMuromec114]

7:52 i thought those were clouds the entire time lol

[@Jacana66]

I said "oh..." out loud when I saw it. I didn't expect this mountain to be there lol

[@giovanabaldasso99]

same

[@erik2024no]

Was a jumpscare lmao

[@maritaandcats]

Saaame 😮

[@Disco20]

well technically all you seen was clouds, camera didnt even bother doing the mountains

[@Amblin80s]

The guides' multilingual ease while geoguessing based on years of athleticism made me sigh with wistful envy

[@kamshik]

Them speaking english is the least impressive thing in the video :D

[@angrymaniac53]

​​​@@kamshik haha kinda true😂. Even tho English is their 4th-5th language it's not as impressive as what he just did in the video😂. Being multilingual isn't even that impressive in Nepal😂. Any nepali would atleast know 2 language😂. For most of nepalese, it would be their mother tongue and nepali language then hindi and English😂. Other who is in other countries for work like South Korea, Japan, European countries,etc place with their own language would know more than 4 language easy😂. I'm 100% sure all Nepal knows atleast 2 different languages. To majority it's their mother tongue based on their ethinicity as 1st language and then Nepal's main language which is nepali language😂. Being multilingual is literally one of least impressive thing in Nepal😂.

[@bringbackdislikes3195]

@@angrymaniac53 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@scooby8561]

@@angrymaniac53 😂the Nepalese people sure 😂know😂their😂languages!😂😂😂Though their flag😂is pretty weird😂.😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@maruftim]

@@angrymaniac53 cool

[@silentbrilliance]

Altitude training = optimized noggin use. These guys knowledge & experience is just unmatched though. So amazing!!

[@gravel100]

Thanks for letting us know they're getting the ad revenue for this video. Love it when sherpas get the recognition they deserve for their skills and knowledge. Really recommend the documentary on "Project Possible," for more sherpa world records, its abt a group of sherpas setting the WR for climbing the 14 highest peaks in 7 months (before then, the record was 8 years).

[@AgainsaidBen]

There's a film called "Sherpa" that's also really good, about the issues with the economics and dangers of the tourism industry there.

[@monkeyguy00]

Best no move no internet game of GeoGussr ever.

[@joevo1111]

barely played geo guesser before, just pure noggin

[@andretheron1833]

He is a mountaineer. Map reading is what you do if you are not using your legs. I totally would expect that.

[@falcon_224]

​@@andretheron1833exactly + it's the one trail that they have all their experience on

[@Pytahh]

Yessss. Just learned the game 5mins ago and gets world rec 😅 amazing stuff

[@ryuga1008]

7:55 I DID NOT EXPECT THAT ZOOM IN, the mountain was completely covered by the fog or clouds, when it focused I was truly amazed

[@laxbro2669]

Yeah that startled me too. Ohhh…that’s not a cloud, but a damn big rock 😂😂😂

[@Powroti]

7:08 bro made some sherpa do it for him 😂💀 .

[@Zooz.]

they are used to it

[@Powroti]

@@Zooz. Climbing sagarmatha has just become lame in the growing days . Like all the work are done by Sherpas . That's why I only actually acknowledge the climber who climb alone or have just 1 or two guide

[@sherrifmarty00]

this might be my favourite geoguessr video, they are pros without ever playing, insane stuff!

[@fromisabella]

7:33 yay to the monetization on this video going to them! Hell yes

[@fromisabella]

1:24 “pema is using his noggin” “sorry?” “Nothing”

[@sumitkothari17]

what is noggin?

[@fromisabella]

@ “Noggin” is a silly way to say your “head” 🧑 - so “using your noggin” means that you are using your head and brain, which basically means that you’re being smart!

[@sumitkothari17]

@@fromisabella okayyyy cool

[@Gafenn]

- No move - pixelated - frostbite - at mt. everest nobody beat that

[@colinhendry6116]

"To be able to instantly connect with someone over a shared passion, so quickly, is really the privilege all along." Beautifully said!

[@evanmaine8019]

Pema was locked tf in, woke up feeling dangerous to use his noggin

[@angrymaniac53]

What is noggin?

[@Mechjeb661]

​@@angrymaniac53head

[@FroggyPrince]

@angrymaniac53 brain

[@lllIIIlIllIIll]

7:52 "zoom out into the mountains" •cameraman zooms in•

[@Zalán-x6t]

Best rainbolt video ever no cap. Native knowledge is so much more impressive than memorizing lamp posts.

[@skoomymooms8845]

Trekker won't coverage not loading, path not even marked on the map: Oh yea based on the 6 pixels that have loaded its right over here.

[@vendetta4400]

bro knows every path in his country

[@romangumeniuk4183]

the fact that they did it without moving is incredible

[@simonjupiter]

So cool. Excellent use of your platform and just great vibes for all involved. Hell yeah! These guys rock

[@PaoYong]

I thought the white in the background behind the mountains were clouds, turns out it’s a huge fucking mountain covered in snow. Holy shit

[@Mulmgott]

Same reaction from me. That is indeed an insane mountain.

[@markalogical]

Trevor, this was so cool. One to see you there in such an iconic location "touching grass:; two, to see you share your sherpas' knowledge, kindness and humor with your audience! Shout out to you and them!

[@PretzelBS]

He provided very good commentary too what a legend

[@chai7441]

Loved seeing this!! The ability to connect over shared love of geography, is indeed amazing! Keep up the great work 🎉

[@InwardRTMP]

These sherpas just need to trek 192 more countries and they will be unstoppable

[@felixdeubler1180]

Beautiful video mate. Youre an inspiration Trevor, ever since I started following you years ago 🙏

[@SuperstarTobias]

What an awesome thing to do, seriously. These guys deserve to be recognized for their hard work!

[@illuminoeye_gaming]

who even needs to memorise concrete pole when you've just traveled the entire fucking country enough to know it by heart

[@filmore4537]

2:38 they're even correcting geoguessr

[@arpansarangi]

Hands down the best geoguessr video I've ever watched. Brought me to tears.

[@nathan2743]

“No need to cross your fingers” wow he’s so cool

[@GassedCider]

wow one of the most interesting videos i've seen in my life! stay mental and unique rainbolt!

[@mykevelli]

Wow this video deserves so much more views. Absolutely amazing!

[@Ekas_]

The privilege to use local noggins

[@sumitkothari17]

what is noggin?

[@deadly7]

would it not even be considered cheating according to geoguessr lol?

[@thegees]

thank you for showing us this experience, it was lovely to watch

[@botbunk]

Made me miss Nepal so much. Congratulations Pema and Hissi!

[@lllIIIlIllIIll]

0:17 that cut "uuh-" made me spit my drink

[@dimasreidz48]

Thats a fair reaction when they're hit with fredoom 🦅🦅🦅

[@sanj_lh]

This Sherpa knows the road, or where the road should be

[@Lucaz99]

“When we are guessing, we don’t need no roads”

[@5MadMovieMakers]

This is me but with my local amusement park instead of an entire country

[@post13]

Forgetting how many times you’ve summitted mt Everest is the real flex

[@RICHARDS899]

EBC trek isn't summiting but yeah, same sentiment regardless. They're gonna summit next year.

[@rikrishshrestha5421]

Just like how you move around your home/room knowing , they go up n down from everest like that. No need to remember how many times u visited that corner of ur home.

[@pulkitjain8135]

Rainbolt having photographic memory and being alien of the game❌ Rainbolt finding people with photographic memory and aliens of the game ✔

[@LiamBushrod]

so wholesome! and the credits at the end 😭 what a privilege

[@matta5749]

no car meta, no camera gen, just raw noggin it

[@arturoflash]

Big up to the Nepalese Sherpas. MVPs

[@Jedicake]

This is the ultimate way of explaining the difference between wisdom (experience) and intelligence (book smarts).

[@pspi]

The most wholesome thing I've seen in a while! GGs sherpas

[@absolutecompletenonsense143]

Rainbolt got nothing on these guys

[@gijsvalk7302]

But do they recognize Polish trees?

[@falcon_224]

On the everest trial yes

[@proboxer8916]

@@falcon_224 exactly

[@toxicvoid0663]

@@falcon_224 haha

[@rikrishshrestha5421]

Not really, they only recognize specific mountain areas. I'm sure they won't recognize every terai, hilly areas of nepal .

[@aashish5963]

7:55 mountain just spawned in

[@bas2452]

Amazing, thanks for doing this, Rainbolt. Awesome to see such knowledge and experience in action!

[@timtabutops4611]

"No need to finger cross, I know it" as he zooms into a part of the map with no trails or routes. What a beast.

[@SirFrancisBaconn]

Lmao. "What is that in feet?" "Ugh." Sums it up lol.

[@GeoJaydi]

So impressive. What a joy to watch such knowledgeable & talented people!

[@susangaughan6990]

It actually insane to hear the difference in vocal cadence due to the lack of oxygen. The need to breathe between statements is much more marked at this altitude! Really interesting

[@devd_rx]

7:55 it looks so beautiful, just wow

[@jeffffff]

Everest base camp with no case on your $1k iphone is kinda wild lmaoo

[@remydamiani2272]

"there is no fingers crossed, I am sure" HOLY AURA

[@phakyou]

Guys casually breaking record playing the first time.

[@jm01157]

Imagine these are actually the people who had to carry the street-view camera thru the mountains

[@GangGang1]

0:36 TALK TUAH!!!!!

[@realemolga6306]

:/

[@AtmoStk]

Thanks for coming to our little land!

[@SerjeTheRobot]

must've been an incredible experience! gj Rainbolt keep going

[@MahatMagandi93]

telling these guys “ok, lock in” took me out

[@Y3DS]

As Sherpa, Appreciated . 🙏🙏

[@johnlime1469]

I actually love this kind of educational stuff. I probably won't really have the chance to go to Everest anytime soon, so learning about things like this is so cool to me.

[@debe__]

I fully embrace Rainbolt making these types of videos

[@CT99999]

Yes, this is so cool! Great seeing real local legends who know the land because of first-hand experiences! That's beautiful.

[@Tolle44]

This is an awesome video to me for two reasons. The obvious being that they absolutely owned the game, but also because I've been to Gokyo when I was a kid. Family used to live in Nepal from 1998-2001, and one of the things we did was fly to "the most dangerous airport in the world" and trek up to Gokyo. We were hit with altitude sickness, so only my mom did Gokyo Ri, but we all got to hike through the plateau and see glaciers. Awesome memories, and this video brought it all back. Thank you!

[@krisztianfekete3277]

rainbolt getting carried in gueguessr, that's a new one!

[@misteritscuz]

Incredible stuff. Such a great video.

[@Larkinzzz]

Sherpa noggin user confirmed ✅

[@SpearMKW]

peak (but literal)

[@_julen__]

Surely the hardest geoguessr video ever dropped 🔥

[@MarbleMcGee656]

All this while I have been watching this man, I have never seen him this happy giddy and excited

[@yeehboy4200]

Does he also get the world record for being the highest person to play geoguessr ?

[@commes6147]

nah bruh i get baked asf and play all the time

[@R3W1ND94]

​@@commes6147real

[@Untoldanimations]

well rainbolt played geoguessr while skydiving so i dont think that's beatable

[@R3W1ND94]

@@Untoldanimations his parachute was out so he was certainly lower than 4900m or whatever height they currently are at in the video

[@speedlemur]

@@Untoldanimations Everest base camp should be higher

[@unrealkajuk]

That's a big mountain

[@Hanuu-f8m]

Himalayas are considered divine in our culture, the sheer size of range makes everything minuscule here

[@willowgryph]

One might say the biggest

[@arneshpal7702]

yes

[@mmurd]

I wanna go so bad

[@unrealkajuk]

​@@willowgryph one might

[@Paradox-wg9ow]

Full respect to the Sherpas, they deserve so muuuuch !!

[@Razemine]

Great gesture by giving all the monetization of this vid to them! Keep it up!!

[@gwotaku]

There is a lot of mountains and complicated terrains. But i wish we had google street view too.❤🇳🇵

[@ChopStixLoL]

Sherpas are amongst the coolest humans to ever live. And for sure under appreciated despite them being very appreciated

[@OSNLebuna]

4:24 "He's a natural" lmao

[@dooday1]

Especially impressive since i bet the terrain can change appearance drastically according to season and meteo

[@jsipple31]

great of you to highlight the sherpas!

[@ItsTheVibers]

00:36 Talk Tuah us 💀

[@Madflip]

1 million subs with 4 likes on a comment is pathetic asl

[@arijal1521]

​@@MadflipOk then let me give atleast maybe it will increase hahaha!

[@chen-fq3uq]

shout out to all the sherpas. Their effort have long been ignored by western media and those claimed to be "record breaking " mountaineers. Sherpas are truely the giga chad in mountains