EVEREST - The mountain that changed my life | Documentary Summit |

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[@ather319]

Done U r doing great work... Sooner or later, people will appreciate it... Keep going....🏃

[@Girishskj]

Done

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@@Girishskj thanks bro - appreciate

[@amitraghorte7145]

Your such wise young man brother You values experience rather than just want to reach to the summit at the cost of your life Now days people don’t like to enjoy the moments or journey that they made while perusing their dream But you did that most people not willing to do That’s what makes you extraordinary person Great video thank for sharing 🙏🏻✨

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[@greenhouseeffect2596]

Ever think who are the one who fixed those ladders? NEPALI SHERPAS 🇳🇵 🇳🇵 Hatts of to them Take a bow

[@HonestJunkie]

@@baronru358 I'll assume you are not referring to the 2013 incident, one initiated by 2 x paying western clients (Ueli Steck and Simone Moro) ?!?

[@oneactionman]

Look ya get good and bad people were ever ya go simple as that. Not all sherpas are saints and its the same for everyone else.

[@JustPlaysTech]

Just came here to ask the same thing.

[@doctorpanigrahi9975]

They have higher level of RBC and haemoglobin so it's not fair

[@riccardos2955]

@@abhishekojhaiya7452 Idiot Ueli Steck was one of the Top Mountaniers in the World, he holds Worldrecords that are just Superhuman. That guy run up the Eiger, get some info before you spread bullshit. ueli and his Partner wanted to climb Everest without Sherpa help, this ment they had to pay less to get up the Mountain since they would not require a guide. The sherpas got angry and attacked them since the Sherpas had the Idea that its only allowed to go up with them. It was all about Money since im from Switzerland i heard the real Story, literally fuck the sherpas and theyr double standarts. If a Mountanier is experienced enough to carry his stuff alone and fix the ropes on his own then let him do so.

[@exionem]

Respect to this man. He didn´t let his EGO decide for him like so many others that end up dying a terrible death. The mountain will still be there for another shot.

[@JG-tb7ni]

But you don't have 50.000 dollars to try again lol

[@harishassasin]

@@JG-tb7ni your life is worth more than that

[@JG-tb7ni]

@@harishassasin yes but we can't judge their dream and effort like ego it's the limit of my point. World is better if we try to stop the judgement.

[@hafidabenbouchta3490]

@@JG-tb7ni but when he went down from everest, why didn't he come back again to reach the summit, i mean to bring oxygen with him??. He lost a lot of money.

[@Max-ug2lx]

Since the 50's 300 people died

[@kaisarsheikh8772]

"Every dead body on Everest was once a highly motivated person." Most common comment you will see on videos made on Everest.

[@abhilash9918]

Fck that That's literally the lifeline of the indian subcontinent and it's ecosystem is getting fkd with each person trying to climb on it. Nepalese government should ban this and if those fkrs can't then indian goverment should step in.

[@ishariqwani6869]

❤

[@farishtahakim8712]

Do not enter the Everest with an Ego or you won’t return. This man did not have a drop of ego in him.

[@redhat8322]

Hubris will take your life on mount Everest

[@charlottematou5896]

Why would you do something that dangerous if you did not have any ego?

[@azaelia2000]

Well said ♡

[@keedixon]

Luke Aurand so tired of hearing this . Ppl died constructing buildings, houses, roads , bridges ...

[@TheCaticarueda]

He does not credit the Sherpas who are the REAL MEN doing all the work in this entire video. So... he's just an egocentric asshole who thinks he could have even got to basecamp without help 😄😄😄 Sherpas are the real climbers and the real HEROS.

[@Carmen-oz3fx]

Since I was 5 I wanted to climb Mt. Everest. I lived in Texas so the ground was pretty flat. This is going to sound very unreal and cringe but my heart felt like there was a piece missing. I moved to Colorado where there were some mountains. When I saw them, I just broke down and cried. It was like a reunion with someone that meant so much to me. I decided to start training. I would do hikes, gym time, anything to get me physically fit. Then I was diagnosed with Scoliosis. Scoliosis is when your spine is curved. It is something people are born with but it is very rare. I had to wear a back brace for 3 years. It was painful. The goal was to hold me in place when I grew so my spine would stop twisting. I wore it 18 hours a day for those 3 years. It didn’t work. I took an MRI and my spine had twisted to 50 degrees. I went into Spinal Fusion surgery. I needed bone grafting and I got 2 rods and 24 screws placed in my back. I was left with a 2 foot scar. After 4 months of recovery, I realized I lost a lot of mobility and all of my progress for getting strong was gone. My lungs had been repositioned, my whole body was moved a different way. I didn’t know how to walk. This was a huge setback but it also made me mentally and emotionally strong. I gained my strength back. I am 13 years old now and am training harder than I ever have been before. My family and I are traveling the world so my dad and I can climb big mountains in the various locations. My dad will climb Mt. Everest with me. When I’m 21 it will become a reality. We are traveling to Alaska to practice climbing on ice and moving ice. We are also doing a training to fight altitude sickness. Everyday I practice breathing out of a stir straw. (That is what it’s like breathing on everest) EDIT: sorry for the freakin novel EDIT 2: thx for all the likes😍

[@twizzyyy3955]

I wish you luck My friend, im also going to climb Everest maybe we meet there One day

[@alishkhadka9476]

I really do appreciate your determination. I hope u will make it reality and the day u make it up there u can be proud of yourself 😁😁😁

[@AkashSingh-nc9zm]

May all your dreams come true.

[@seansean3565]

good luck Carmen

[@Jonap27]

I hope you're gonna climb Mt Everest and make yourself proud

[@echarenjana]

I'm a mountaineer from Indonesia. SUMMIT IS JUST A BONUS. that's what I always put in my mind every time I hike or climb a mountain. I give my respect to you my brother, your decision was the wisest at that desperate moment. Insha Allah next time you'll achieve your dream.

[@e.vandesande4487]

This story it's different then all other everest climb stories. This guy is so humble, he doesn't climb to enrich his ego. He is simple and pure. Inspirational.

[@artlover9061]

Your comment also reflects your internal. Bless you

[@TheCaticarueda]

No it isnt, its literally another foreigner taking the credit for a hike he could NEVER do on his own. How about thanking the Sherpa who carried everything for him, made his tent and his food every day AND saved his life by telling him to go back? Sherpas are the real heroes of Everest. Any Everest video that doesnt show Sherpas is the biggest proof of egocentrism for me.

[@shekhar81]

@@TheCaticarueda it's okay to respect someone's decision you can't force someone to respect others always grow up and burn your ego

[@TheCaticarueda]

@@shekhar81you desperately need some reading comprehension dude, and you are right, respect shouldnt be forced, it comes naturally when you are a good human being, try working on it 😂😂😂

[@arjun.1751]

@lois miller 🤣🤣🤣

[@kathleenrogers6750]

I am so glad that a reasonable person has posted an honest video.

[@chandruishwar1]

What? you mean other climbers are not reasonable and dishonest??

[@panagiotag.567]

Two things: 1. What a respectful person! He showed respect towards the mountain, his team and himself by making the right decision. Arrogance has killed many people up there... 2. I'm turning 18 in a while and I want to pursue mountaineering. He is great inspiration for young people! Congratulations!🎉

[@RizzaAlee]

Thank you so much for your comment. For more take a look at my IG www.Instagram.com/Rizzaalee

[@124Outdoor]

You spent time on Everest AND you came home. That's a win! Great film, thanks for sharing.

[@tigerex777]

This reminds me when I went up a puny Korean mountain compared to Everest but because I was out of shape I gave up 2/3 up the way and came back down; I wasn't ashamed one bit because I went back two days later and reached the top. I learned that giving up when you know you can't do it is not cowardice.

[@waqtekkhazaana.]

Inspiration for kashmiri youth ❤ not giving up & making right decision at right time ! Failure means u have tried and u are already 10 steps ahead instead of not trying at all ! Masha Allah Rizza !

[@Carmelancholydoll]

I would have never imagined that you're only 18 years old! You seem to have a lot of wisdom and maturity. I hope to see the video of you reaching the summit in the future :D . Everything happens in its timing. God bless and protect you!

[@RizzaAlee]

Thanks

[@abusepig5606]

Rizza Alee are you really him?

[@tytorubio3271]

@@RizzaAlee i hope you dont try it again. Its insanity and honestly just plain stupidity. Why play with your life that way.. I'm happy to see you alive

[@RizzaAlee]

I'm glad to be back alive. I believe trying any sport without proper training & knowledge is a mere suicide.

[@tytorubio3271]

@@RizzaAlee yes, certainly high altitude climbing. But isnt the payoff much smaller than the risk, even with proper training? There are so many beautiful mountains in the world that a human can climb. Without that kind of risk. Where even less people have been. To me, the everest is more a place of tragedy than joy.. But thats me.. All the best to you! Ciao

[@allaboutnewspolitics]

You made the right decision my friend! There is always next time!

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[@omarkhan5071]

Yes he’s a good guy with a great personality but the other girl named Nahida manzoor lied about her summit she made a fake summit claim she’s too from kashmir and people like her should be exposed to the public she’s a lier

[@acewilums]

There's NOT ALWAYS A NEXT TIME

[@dds8261]

@@omarkhan5071 what are u saying

[@keertheshm8082]

So hot

[@sivasaikrishnamarthy178]

You did it till 8000 which makes you no less than someone who achieved the summit. You are highly courageous and equally wise person. Respect to you..!

[@stratant.8722]

I've climbed the Everest in my lucid dreams and even if it is a dream, it is still extremly scary.

[@persephone2706]

Lucid dreaming. It's fun but it's not reality.

[@YourGirlPratiksha]

@@persephone2706 it's a out of life experience my friend.

[@anishnaharoy4069]

@@YourGirlPratiksha how do you learn to do that or is it just by coincidence

[@YourGirlPratiksha]

@@anishnaharoy4069 practice and control over mind, it's a extreme meditational practice and happens when you've reached in a certain depth with your practices. I can also happen randomly but in that case you're more likely to have bad experiences.

[@anishnaharoy4069]

@@YourGirlPratiksha yeah i did experience a sleep paralysis event but it was random

[@dennisjeffs4239]

Wow what a great video, and as a retired mountaineer I salute you for making the best decision of your life to turn around. Even at 18 years old you are not experienced enough for the challenges of mountains especially like Everest or K2. More than half the people who decide to climb mountains have no idea what they are doing, don't have the right equipment, and put other people in danger when they have to be rescued. Whenever I climbed a mountain I never once said I may not return, you need the experience and optimism of returning each tine. I did have several very hairy moments over several years, but my days of mountaineering are now over. You are right, the mountains will always be there and your day will come when you'll be standing on the roof of the world, good luck and all the best to you!!

[@lankytor6396]

Dennis Jeffs I cannot imagine! I’m so glad he’s here!❤️ you guys I don’t know how you do it! Amazing

[@RizzaAlee]

Thank you so much

[@dennisjeffs4239]

S DJ Are you a moron or just plain stupid? Where in my comment did I say I was 18, I was climbing mountains aged 15 and are now well retired. In all my years mountaineering I met many people on the tops of mountains totally without the right gear. I believe you are a snowflake who has never done anything adventurous, instead of trolling why don't you get yourself a job maybe, instead of being a thick, idiot. Now have your cocoa and go to bed, school tomorrow!

[@ezgreviews6775]

Dennis Jeffs lol

[@MedicoPhillic]

Wow🔥🔥🔥 It is unbelievable to see videos like this can be made by a kashmiri Man 👍👍👍

[@binachaulagain7836]

While everyone post their success stories glad to see the one who has made such an honest and true video so beautifully. And yes mountains will be waiting for u. Lots of love from Nepal 🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@mariekebouman5752]

How refreshing this guy is after seeing a lot of Everest documenteries on youtube with poor descission making. He got it right. He might did not reach the peak, but he reached it’s own milestone in life. What an achievement at his age! Respect!

[@RizzaAlee]

Thank you so much 🙏

[@michellemutua5534]

It was the smartest decision you've ever made. You chose life. I'm proud of you 👏

[@RizzaAlee]

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[@aditya.gurung24]

Not that you need confirmation, but just wanted to say you made the right choice. Some times, it takes courage to choose to live the next day.

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[@RizzaAlee]

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[@amyril]

3.50 - Stepping with Bismillah over the icefall. Pleasant to hear that.

[@aoikun4047]

yes amen

[@bestw0710]

But no Alhamdulillah after completing Sad Bcz u remember Alllah when u fear fr ua lyf And when it benefits u

[@revoconner]

The fact that you have never stepped on a ladder for crossing crevasse before and you are on the way to climb a 8000m peak, says whats wrong with everest expeditions.

[@emmaphilo4049]

That's true. That is a problem.

[@Rrahulkumarr]

Exactly, people are straight going for the top, there are other 7000 m peaks which is less dangerous as compare to Everest. It is unbelievable.

[@deekshithar354]

For lord's sake, the guy was talking about the mat like he thought he would get a mattress. Thank god he came back alive. Never seen any everest seeker so under prepared as this guy. Only trained human beings should be allowed to climb the everest. Such people put others lives at risk, especially the Sherpas.

[@deekshithar354]

@@majidmagray4232 not all mountains are called THE Everest! A known climber who presents blowing a mat as if people assume they sleep on mattress and talks about water freezing and wind? Well, he needs years of training for everest.

[@Whoazer86]

I think you are missing the point. This man made the decision to come back down because he was humble enough and rational enough to realize that he was not prepared. There are so many dead bodies on Everest because people refuse to accept that fact. “My regulator is broken, I can still make it”. “I left later than I should for the summit, I can still make it”. “I’m exhausted, I can still make it.” It’s easy to sit there and judge him, but at the end of the day, he assessed the risks, made a decision, and realized the risk outweighed the cost and benefit. Very few people have the clear state of mind to do that, especially when you have already made the trip to Everest and spent so much money and invested so much time. Kudos to him I say.

[@milindm9634]

One sir who had climbed Everest successfully ...said Everest teaches u how to say "No"

[@mb5030]

That's powerful

[@happytuberpayal9304]

Well said

[@Dadangandara]

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[@umeshxzs]

That's spirit but very dangerous at same time too.

[@reish9803]

He said Bismillah a couple of times while crossing the ladder. ❤️

[@aoikun4047]

yes I head too

[@inzagigg1]

There is no God, But ALLAH And Muhammad is the Massager

[@shauryasingh4182]

@@inzagigg1 there is no god not even allah.

[@DrRoy-rt5dr]

😂😂😂😂

[@Oitswan]

Lol so what

[@sunilanthony934]

Your all of 18 but you have maturity beyond your years. I'm sure your dream will come true. Be patient. Your life does not have a price. All the best. Stay safe bro

[@travelwithmairag643]

I am brought up as hindu and yet I could feel your faith in "Bismillah" . .! Being afraid of heights I can only imagine the fear and rush. .but that word gave a surprising sense of security.. Thank you for sharing the experience. .There is always a next time man. .All the best. .🌻

[@RizzaAlee]

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[@qamar7847]

You saying Bismillah when stepping on the ladder was amazing to hear. you remember the right person and your intention was in the right place. Inshallah next time.

[@jiawells5369]

The way he said "BISMILLAH" 💕😭

[@NcxGaming4K]

so? Whats so good in that ?

[@bobbyyales9919]

@PublicChangerdotcom not only the new jobs / activities, we always say 'Bismillah' before starting our usual activities as well, every activity

[@yudiherdiana4979]

It caught me too. I understand what you mean...it's very rare to say it in such full of submission, only when we're between life and death experience :)

[@kalsangboztemir7962]

he wont find allah there, he has to go to mecca.

[@Hobyosultana]

kalsang boztemir In Islam we believe Allah (swt) is with us everywhere.

[@AbhinavSingh-vy3fv]

It's not the mountains we conquer, it's ourselves....And you did it well

[@keertisingh5008]

भाई मैंने तेरा comment ढूंढ लिया यहा भी ज्ञान दे रहा है

[@AbhinavSingh-vy3fv]

@@keertisingh5008 accha 2 saal baad ....😊Great ...

[@AbhinavSingh-vy3fv]

Waise aap idhar khaa !Everest jaane ka mann kr rha kya 🤔

[@SherazAli-fy6mu]

You're champ bro. I totally agree with your decision. If I were there in that situation, I would decide the same. You did what billions of people even do not try.

[@mohsinm5854]

More people should watch this video. If you can go close to the summit and come back that’s not bad at all. You made the right choice. I’m glad to see you alive thank you for this video. May Allah bless you

[@AlexSmith-ix4oe]

When this video started and hearing you speak about the initial experience I said “wow finally someone who respects the mountain. This guy is a rarity that understands the depth of mountaineering.” After finishing your video, you have confirmed my thoughts. Thank you for sharing your journey. I wish you much success.

[@RizzaAlee]

Thank you so much I'm overwhelmed 🙏

[@AlexSmith-ix4oe]

Rizza Alee you are welcome much respect🙏

[@poonamgurung2149]

So emotional video. Life matters. The mountain is always there for you to climb, welcome again

[@royals7375]

If sherpas stops climbing, we would hardly see people on top.

[@garyjohalasmr727]

they won't they've got families to feed!

[@karlorodriguez8089]

Gary Johal ASMR and they do pay them a nice amount I think

[@punjikara]

It's not about will they stop, it's if they....and the answer is if they stop...yes definitely only the true climbers may summit

[@lukeaurand5722]

Royals All the “climbers” have to do is pull themselves up with jumars on fixed ropes that the sherpas died putting up

[@niktravels7633]

if sherpas stop climbing they will just be replaced by another mountain climber who wants to make excellent money. They arent gods they are paid to preform a duty. and its not impossible to climb the mountain without them .

[@StudentOfKnowldge]

This guy is so humble, calm and full of simplicity...This doc is so exciting

[@RizzaAlee]

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[@niksgee3538]

I just saw you on another documentary, which reminded me of this footage, I had watched many years ago. This is THE most profound footage I have ever watched. Many years later, I remembered. I recall you doing the kumbu icefall. Incredibly brave. In my mind, you are one of the bravest and most admirable of any footage I have watched. So glad you turned back.

[@jennycg123]

Coming down was absolutely the wisest choice of your life; so many get summit fever and die up there. I have more respect for you than those who summited. It must have been so hard. Thank you for letting us see your amazing Everest experience!!

[@mueenmir]

He is already a legend, I'm sure he'll get there soon Inshallah. Respect👍

[@akshayrane6264]

maqsaad yaad rakhana

[@richardb7892]

Rizza thank you for your brutally honest video about your personal attempt to climb Mt. Everest. After viewing your video I feel a great amout of respect for you. You came and gave it your best shot and were smart enough to say I have reached my limit with this broken regulator and to go on would be fatal. It is refreshing to see someone who is not totally consumed by pride and arrogance to think that something just has to be done not matter the danger. It takes more guts to stop and turn around than to keep going and endanger others just for your own pride.

[@Takatukata]

well said!

[@rabinmaharjanawesome]

i once met a person who said He was going to Conquer Sagarmatha (Everest)... He could not make it to top and had to come back... He said Sagarmatha made him Humble... I hope he made another attempt with lot of respect to this amazing mountain and succeed to reach the top. We humans have lot to learn from Nature...

[@ilikestarbuckstissue6183]

I can't even breath , my feet felt so cold , i'm scared while watching this and i wonder how can they still survived ? They're so strong ! ❤

[@effatnur8110]

This person is very young yet he has taken the most reasonable decision ever…. Well done bro 😎

[@aakashgeorge4378]

This is such an inspiring video , and the decision you took was right .. hats off my brother .. you are the real winner

[@BeLikeDanny]

You did the right thing. You decided to live and you can have another chance of summitting successfully 🙏🙏

[@LOVESHARMA098]

You already climbed the highest mountain in your mind, the day when you make decision to go up there and stayed on base camp 1. ..You really won...

[@RHodge317]

It's refreshing to see someone who puts their own life ahead of summiting Everest. So many others threw caution to the wind and is dead because of it. Your right....your life is much more important than climbing a mountain to the top!

[@kayaeki]

I cried in the end man, cant imagine how emotionally traumatizing yet the best decision you could have made! So glad you're alive, Keep trying always!!

[@teresacorrigan3076]

Loved your honest account of climbing. I can’t imagine the loss of the world had lost you. Thank you for coming back. 🇨🇦

[@RizzaAlee]

Thank you so much for your comment. For more take a look at my IG www.Instagram.com/Rizzaalee

[@ImAbBishow]

"The mountains are always up there but your life really matters a lot" Well said keep it up never give up you did well as you do yourself you are a great man it's tough to climb up mount everest .. From nepal glad to see it . well man keep going one day you will did it definetly god bless you never give up god save you and keep blessing you ......you tried your best but if you do in the first change then it would be better for all .

[@dartheveloper5449]

say that after you spend nearly 10 years of you're life preparing and spent 100 thousand dollars on this expedition not including the gear and dreaming of reaching the summit for all you're life.

[@intanbaiduri9488]

@@dartheveloper5449 Thats right 😊😊

[@xyincognito]

gamehuntee1990 you’re clearly not a mountaineer

[@madhatter909]

@@dartheveloper5449 I'd rather be alive

[@rizenkai]

3:45 BISMILLAH ALLAH ALWAYS WITH US

[@vidarahmatian4290]

This story is such an inspiring one, summit or not...you still were there!!! And that’s STILL an achievement!👏

[@munaifrasool9741]

Being Kashmiri,feeling proud God bless you brother 😍😍😍

[@romanbuhlmann1022]

amazing! hollly crap you burn my head... and mate, congratulation.

[@eshabhandari2642]

Thank you for coming 🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@abhishekcherukuri3929]

I actually wanna know how did the first ever person reach the top and when he didn't have any ropes like it has right now

[@donniev8181]

Google Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay.

[@ThatWeirdoRightThere]

There were actually multiple expeditions starting from the 1920s where there had already been some systems set up to cross dangerous paths and zones but those climbers died. The first people to summit weren’t the first people to climb, Hillary and Norgay Sherpa had been studying those past failed expeditions to understand what not to do. Also Tenzing Norgay set up a lot of stuff on his own on the way up. As an experienced mountaineer you have to be able to set up safety systems for yourself as you are climbing. Most people climbing these days are not experienced and are spoiled by the constant hard work that the actual mountaineers do to keep these paths as safe as possible. The Sherpas have to repair and set up new harnesses or ladders all the time

[@LadyRealEstate75418]

Finally Rizza,!! I hear intelligence, heart, spirituality and respect of the gift of life and family. You are an Everest hero!

[@lovelin5786]

Wow... This is such a great lesson to all those crazy climbers

[@vonnisworld6855]

You definatly took the right decision...A good climber knows when its time to turn arround...I´m sure there will be a next time for you

[@bang_rizz]

3.48 : "Bismillah, Bismillah, Bismillah". Subhanallah

[@prasantaxjack]

Huge respect to you. Very inspiring and eye opening, Yes, the mountain will be always up there and I can feel the empathy of the dilemma in that situation. It’s not always about winning or losing, it’s how you face the situation and respond to it. You can say it’s a success story of bringing memory and life together.

[@LIGHTintheHALLS]

Rizza, this is the best video I’ve seen on climbing Everest. You’re a very likable person. You have a wonderful humility and respect for the mountain. I was rooting for you. So glad you were able to be there and you are wise beyond your years. God bless you!

[@lakkarajushankar]

Keep safe. Happy that you took wise decision. You are a wise man. One should not conquer the mighty mountain, you should bow down . Keep up the humbleness.

[@gomenaros]

Everest tends to change people's lifes. Particuarly it really likes ending them.

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[@sadiyarafiqi2854]

Watching this video was like experiencing some roller coaster ride of emotions, my heart was beating throughout! Amazing video, more power to you👍

[@ukiyo4079]

I'm relieved that he's back now...

[@lisar9425]

I like this personal vid log better than the professional ones. It is more intimate and gives a better vicarious experience. The mountains feel much more real.

[@imadclicks]

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[@radharamanivasam7269]

I would have clicked at the Thumbs up and saw the number and did not want to be 112, :) Good encouraging comment .

[@beewilliams9985]

Thank you for being smart! There are so many people who haven’t made it back. Everest will always be there. In my mind you are more brave and heroic than anyone who made it to the summit. The decision to chose life over the summit! Put up a kickstarter next time.

[@radharamanivasam7269]

Well said,

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[@BurntRaisinToast]

If he was “smart,” he wouldn’t have tackled Mt. Everest without gaining plenty of prior experience at lower altitudes, on fixed ropes, and in high altitude climbing. Inexperienced climbers who think mountaineering, especially on the advanced peaks, is some kind of daydreamers’ cake-walk, are responsible for plenty of other people losing their lives on mountains like Everest. Glad he’s alive. Even more glad that the sherpas whose lives he put in danger with his foolishness are alive.

[@umeshxzs]

@@BurntRaisinToast right

[@discernthebible]

I believe that even though you may have been the youngest person (at only 18) in the line of 300 people, you were one of the wisest! It's so very hard to do the right thing & turn around. You've got to trust your inner voice.

[@ichbin2711]

I love the "Bismillah" on 3:49 MashAllah 😀

[@SkillsFahmiOfficial]

Nice

[@wahyucrazyghost101]

😌😌😌

[@songoku-xp4md]

Hm

[@bopakoke6205]

I'm Muslim from Indonesia Subhannallah amazing 💕😍💕😍💕😍💕😍

[@ohayo5021]

@@bopakoke6205 mantap 👍

[@thedaily746]

U had the best decision over at the moment my brother. Your life is more important than k2 Everest nd many others highest peak

[@saamip]

Do not enter the Everest with an Ego or you won’t return. respect you did and sherpas

[@BanafshaFreya]

03:42 bismillah for everything

[@renkaalfath5510]

MasyaAllah

[@mirfarhan3844]

@@renkaalfath5510 al-hamdulillah

[@lalita9041]

Bismillah? He shouldn't have risked his life in a first place. It's not acceptable in Islam. You guys buly a random girl for a wrong hijab style but praise a guy who puts himself in danger for no valid reason rather than his ego. What's wrong with you.

[@bestw0710]

@@lalita9041 exactly Life is for finding Allah Not for entertainment

[@venkteshsingh4746]

​@@lalita9041 for Allah's sake, try to see things without the lens of Islam, for once. Then only you will be able to understand the real zeal of this man. These tough and near death experience of Himalayas made him a better person, made him humble. Can't you see that? And these changes has not been brought to him by practicing religion.

[@birurai]

You made the right decision. We have one life with many opportunities and choices.

[@jerseygirl3428]

Am I missing something or did this guy have ZERO alpine experience, let alone 8,000 meter experience? He wakes up and his water bottle is frozen and he's shocked! If your dream is to climb Mt. Everest, spend at least 5 years getting significant experience above 6,000 m, maybe at least one 8,000 m. "My dream was always to be a surgeon. I skipped medical school and here I am operating on my first patient." Probably not going to go too well.

[@sethmuller2764]

Don’t know if everyone does it but some big cash to heli into lukla and then heli to namche. Massive height gain and then 3 days to base camp. Either he had lots of experience, dumb or lucky.

[@Susan-ey6qf]

He said in the video that he prepared for many years, so yes, he did had experiences.

[@houstonharwood7197]

R. M you realize that a lack of experience can lead to many people risking their lives / dying to rescue you because you didn’t have your shit together right? Mountaineering IS about planning... ffs

[@ugaminghub419]

@Fahad Ahmad how much?!

[@katerinaliakou5549]

@R. M I would agree if it was a regular high mountain, but you don't think like that when it comes to Everest. The mountain is littered with dead bodies to the point they use dead people as navigation, because it's impossible to get them down. The sherpas risk their lives helping people who think exactly like you and they are not getting paid enough. Only highly trained people should be allowed to climb that mountain, you are practically in space up there.

[@niharikashrestha2991]

This randomnly popped in my notification. You have attempted to climb the world's largest peak and even at the age of 18 is itself a big achievement. Massive respect I respect your decision of returning back , you never know what happens next. Climbing moutains isn't a cake game nor a joke. Making it upto 8000m is itself a veryyy big achievement. Lots of respect from Nepal.❤

[@rebazfaraidun1581]

You did a great job, i have been out off oxygen while just watching this video

[@namratadulal750]

It gave me goosebumps watching this doc. Choosing life over death was the wisest decision you made. So glad that you are alive. More power to you!

[@RizzaAlee]

Thank you so much for your comment. For more take a look at my IG www.Instagram.com/Rizzaalee

[@CrimeStoryEchoes]

If I had to climb Everest. I'd want you to be my guide. You're a wise man. I'm glad you turned around. Be safe!

[@cticare7855]

Inshaallah brother Rizza next time.. The most important is know your own limit

[@WernerBerger1]

Amazing footage, story and wisdom Rizza, especially as portrayed by someone your age. I would have loved to have this experience at 18 rather than at the later stages of mine. You have so many more years to thrive as a result of this learning about yourself, what you did accomplish and life in general. Congratulations and thanks for posting your amazing journey!

[@vser01]

Congrats on your attempt and the wise decision to turn back. You survived to try again. Great video

[@Carmen-oz3fx]

Rafael Gutierrez I love your profile pic. Did you summit Everest?

[@vser01]

@@Carmen-oz3fx Hello Carmen, no I did not summit Everest. I been to base camp a few time and done other mountains like Island peak, Manaslu and Aconcagua but not Everest. Not sure I will ever do Everest. Too crowded for my taste :)

[@MsRose00]

That’s still amazing! I am so fascinated by this. I could talk to people like you for hours!

[@rafaelcarrillo1233]

@@vser01 Are you scare the Everest?😡😡

[@riccardomoro9394]

Such an inspiring video. That motivating me a lot!

[@michaelyaden1189]

I climbed Everest and got stuck for 3 days with a broke foot

[@toxicvoid0663]

damn. I hope you are okay. love from NP❤❤

[@robbiemannino2851]

Hope ur okay

[@artbysumbuliqbal2590]

How r u sir?

[@tanvi-deshpande]

This is amazing! U filmed it so nicely! Kudos to you man!

[@L_T86]

If I remember correctly, this young man was ostracized by his group, accused of slowing them down, and had to acclimatize almost on his own. A lot of people died that season. Respect that he found the strength to abandon the climb and return, saving his life. Respect to his sherpa too.

[@sandipsuwal8505]

You deserve the respect even you couldn't reach to submit. Life is more important as you said in the video. Love from nepal country of Himalayas. 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@dawoodibrahimbhat9027]

broke me down!!! even if Rizza was only 8 meters away from the summit, the wisest decision would have been to return... We feel really lucky that our mountaineer is safe n healthy with us... our best wishes n supplications are with you!!! Never lose hope!!! U vl surely make it to the top

[@astrofpv3631]

Far braver than I will ever be, I get nervous on step ladders lmao. Especially the ladders over the crevasse, got sweaty just watching it from my bed.

[@onlinegamers6318]

Nepali Sherpa have not just only climbed but made the way to climb. Hats off to my country and our sherpa climbers.

[@normamimosa5991]

Exactly, Technical Babal, Without the Sherpas, these climbers would be babes in the wood, most of whom wouldn't even get through the Khumbu Ice Fall without the Sherpas. The Sherpas are the most important members of these climbing teams and should be paid extremely well by Western Standards.

[@AndrewSurman85]

i don't even know you, and rizza either.. but i'm glad to see you guys back home. congratulation

[@aadilreacts9944]

U hve made really a wisest decision.. life wil give so many chances ❤

[@livadace1745]

Wow! Thanks for your story! My son is 12 ,and he’s dream is going to Everest mountain . He is very inspired from yours story!!!

[@nirajadhikari1726]

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[@samsonsudip]

My friend, what you have achieved here is nothing short of greatness, the video itself was exhausting to watch, this is a remarkable achievement and happy for you. Yes just a random guy but I felt I needed to tell u this. I can understand how much ur body wud have wanted to give up but you kept going as much as you could and you made the right decision at the right time of course with the legendary sherpas advice. I can see that this has been Fantastic experience for you... genius is all about knowing when to stop. Kudos to you and you have earned another subscriber.

[@sampathjoshi1054]

Very well said, friend! Kudos to you!

[@ynwa2290]

really massive and insirational story. thatnks a lot for it

[@MG-ze3lf]

I look at it this way. You may not have hit that peak but you still climbed Everest.

[@toe6963]

Crazy that now days people want and try to climbed Everest before they spent 1 night in a tent or climbed heaps of other mountains. After that minute it was clear it is only luck or badluck what's gonna happen. The mountains did not change. But people did. Many lost respect or call it natural experience in what they do or shouldn't do. I m mountaineering for more than 20 years now and climbed many mountains. But I won't do Everest. Because it became A playground of stupid tourism. I ve been in the region and was disappointed how it works. People with barely experience but with Mony and equipment fly there (not walk) and try to get there Instagram shot and story ... That must turn in disaster on 8000m. Obviously. Go camping, go climbing but do it somewhere you're belonging to (related with your experience) where you can learn from your mistakes and don't put yourself and others and rescue people in serious danger. 90% of the aspirants do not bring the experience which is need on that mountain. Say the guides from the EBC. Please start thinking about that, before you book your Everest trip.

[@radharamanivasam7269]

I totally agree with you. And I am not even a mountaineer. Whenever I see people thronging to climb the Mt Everest and put all the stupid things there, my heart breaks. Hmm, we live in a commercial world that is changing the earth (Climate change0 including Himalayas,

[@MTNVIWS]

Well said.

[@halimachitbauhal8296]

Some people who died there died due to their own stubbornness and desire to reach the summit this is wrong they preferred to give their life up just to reach the summit and get what a few people talking about you reaching the summit its not worth it

[@avnikhattar2257]

You really took the right decision. Life matters a lot and it's not that you will not get another chance. Earlier I thought that climbing mountains is an easy thing but now I realised that it is the most toughest thing in one's life. The man who has climbed mountain is always a changed man. His way of thinking and reacting to new opportunities is different from us