I Ran the Entire Length of Africa

[@cameramanstan]

Folks, it's been a pleasure. End of an era. Thanks for all the support that literally has kept the mission afloat all this time. I'm so proud of the whole damn thing. Up the mission 🫡

[@ChandlerDover]

Amazing job brother! Been watching from the beginning. Will there be a video of the party?? Was interested in seeing the celebrations! 🎉

[@PxtrickArts]

watching your development throughout this project has been inspiring, can't wait to see what the future holds for you

[@jamiepayton1574]

Amazing stuff!

[@actuallygin]

I wish you commented earlier, so we could've upvoted you to the top mate. But congratulations to you too! You have been there from the start, and were just as much of the heart of project Africa as Russ. Wish you all the best and this journey would not have been the same without you!

[@reece8116]

Thanks for everything Stan.

[@jamiecarson532]

Thanks for watching and supporting us guys. It's been the biggest honour of my life. Bang bang 🫡

[@altrofx9978]

You fucking legend !!

[@clintnaik]

You seeing your family was amazing! Well done on the hard work and dedication.

[@mattshawsmith]

Well done on all the hard work. Epic series and adventure!

[@alexround7373]

Absolutely flawless from start to finish. Thank you sir🫡

[@dannyflaherty1522]

Unbelievable fella watched every episode! Big up

[@fireladUK]

im a firefighter here in a uk. last year id seen one too many nasty things and i had a complete breakdown. i was depressed and it wasnt good. i watched you doing it everyday and it helped me on my recovery. take each day at a time and see slow the progress. im off anti depressants and doing well and wanted to say thanks for being there without being there lol

[@bs1990]

I hope you're doing ok and glad to hear you're on the road to recovery

[@antimitch]

Proud of you mate, thank you for your service. Nobody really understands what it takes to do what you do, and to see what you see. You mean a lot to so many people 🖤

[@harry.source]

Thank you for your service brother.

[@SolarBalls]

Thank you for your service. I can't imagine how hard it is to go through the trauma you have, letting others not go through it. That's a sacrifice. Thank you for helping society.

[@jakubfoltyn1959]

Good luck with further progress, what a nice story!

[@LinkElmore]

Stan, that slo mo closeup of Russ' face was the best edit/shot of the whole series. Well done.

[@UNLouise]

Shivers and tears!

[@filippeo]

I remember seeing what he's filming right there in the moment and thinking that he'll make great use of that at the end of the video!

[@knollmt]

I agree

[@domoniquegallagher2636]

Weeping! 😭

[@Eateasyash]

Is stan or is it Jamie ?

[@samjessopp]

I’m a grown man with tears running down my face. To everyone that made this possible, thank you. We just watched a normal man do extraordinary things day after day. You will forever of have had an impact on my life. Thank you Russ Cook.

[@ted606]

Same brother.. same.

[@factgrab]

You and me both bro

[@JohnnyWortel]

word

[@JeyDraper]

Same my man

[@dbigdog79]

Honestly couldn't of said it any better mate

[@ew20plays12]

guy in the yellow at the end is a knob. This has been an incredible journey to follow

[@nv3831]

he's the absolute worst kind of person - zero self awareness. What an embarrassment to his country and whatever brand he's trying to promote wearing that shirt

[@Ali-qy1nj]

You play FIFA. Takes a knob to know a knob

[@ew20plays12]

@@Ali-qy1nj huh?

[@poppy9955]

@@Ali-qy1nj😂are you the dickhead in yellow

[@mightyjoemusic1355]

​@@Ali-qy1nj loser

[@Jamesbobmcface]

This is what I've been waiting for not these "exclusive interviews"

[@jamesthesilver]

So true, seeing Ed Balls asking shit questions was not it

[@JohannesWiberg]

Yeah it's funny how they were all exclusive, innit?

[@Mikeysham]

Definitely mate! Sick of all of these new publications trying to get in their 2 minute segments when in reality 90% of them didn't care less throughout the duration of the mission

[@Jombozeus]

The difference here is you feel part of the crew. I've been personally inspired to take up running. My first 10k is September.

[@JohannesWiberg]

@@Jombozeus Good on ya! I did my first half marathon last year, doing my first full marathon this year!

[@randyschwaggins]

Now THIS is a British man that actually deserves a Knighthood and far more public recognition than he is getting right now in the UK.

[@11Tits]

@larry8910 talk about being salty. chill out dude.

[@JoeWeller]

Goosebumps. Tears. What a hero. 🫡💙

[@EvieWillNotDie]

Ayup, it's that geez I loved to watch 10 years ago

[@parlay-music]

Shut up

[@Tdaawg]

it’s fake

[@EvieWillNotDie]

@@Tdaawg false, give me your address

[@EvieWillNotDie]

@@Tdaawg false, your address, now

[@ZacAlsop]

I’m lost for words lads, it was one of the best weeks of my life spending it on the road with you boys. It just goes to show what a rag tag bunch of nutters can do with a common goal and no other way than to make shit happen. What a fucking story for the Grandkids ey

[@tomfrench5189]

Yes legend!

[@JivecattheMagnificent]

Heck of a mission, ey?

[@jacobvidjeskog]

Simply the best!

[@sajaad4004]

I found the hardest geezer through Zac and it was a pleasure

[@Dwayne-Mobile1]

Oh hey zac

[@Nooticus]

Fuck this destroyed me emotionally. If Stan doesn't get major Hollywood-level job offers after this insanely powerful edit, then people have seriously fucked up. The music choice, the pacing, the type of shots, everything was insane. This is up there with THE best Casey Neistat edits, truly unbelievable. Several days after this video was released it's still number 7 on trending in the UK. So well deserved - you FINALLY got the recognition. I've been here watching and sharing the videos since day 1 of the mission. As a geography nerd, to see the landscape and climate change over the course of a year, in real time, from temperate fields to desert to rainforest to desert to temperate fields (completing the narrative cycle) has been like nothing I've ever experienced before. Groundbreaking content the entire way through which never failed to highlight local culture and didn't shy away from the truth or ever stray into political territory. Massive MASSIVE congratulations to Russ, Stan, Jamie, James, Jared, Guus, Harry, and let's not forget the legendary Nessy, a key part of the crew in Namibia, who unfortunately seems to have not made it to Tunisia for the finish. Above all, what has shocked me the most is how that blue minibus Nelly actually crossed Africa thanks to the work of many many mechanics. Nelly has a special place in my heart personally, because you mentioned that it used to be a school minibus and several times I actually went on a minibus almost identical to Nelly on trips when I was in school in London! P.S. Thank you Stan for artfully making the crucial shots of the finish line so respectful, cutting out the vast majority of the political flag waving, which isn't something that will ever result in peace. This choice has not gone unnoticed.

[@TheNeo349]

The composition of this comment is on par with the editing of this video!

[@Nooticus]

@@TheNeo349 definitely not!! you flatter me!!

[@mikemotorsport]

for the trolls saying he wasn't the first to run the full length of Africa, he was. The other two did far less milage and not the full length of Africa. One was from cape town to Egypt and one basically the same in reverse. Far less milage than russ.

[@InfernalGarish]

There was another that said that another has gone from Sudan to Tanzania, and that it is somehow ‘The entire length of Africa’. These people are so delusional

[@motttta]

Couldn't care less what "World" Runner's Association says (who gave them jurisdiction about the whole world by the way? Should just be called Australia Runner's Association)

[@tobiasroedgarza2300]

try googling world run 2. Jesper Kenn Olsen.

[@scottlittle3924]

First person, second person, third person or whatever, it’s one hell of an achievement that made for a an awesome KZbin series that raised so much for charity . Well done, Russ!

[@Tjalve70]

@@tobiasroedgarza2300 Was that the guy who ran 20,000 km, and claimed to have run around the world, even though that would be at least twice the distance he actually ran?

[@desertcut]

Thanks guys for letting me help you document the biggest story of the decade! ❤ Love you, the end!

[@JivecattheMagnificent]

Incredible work.

[@Dwayne-Mobile1]

The fact that so many people love him enough to come and finish the run with him just shows what a good man he must be

[@RyanThickett]

I can't state how much respect I have for Stan being part of this from the start, he's been the calming voice over all the chaos that made this series so enjoyable and his editing and videography was perfect. In the same way it takes a village to raise a child, it takes a Stan and also many more people in fact to help Russ run across Africa and make it a world class experience to watch it. I hope he gets a job as a big shot director from this.

[@alastairwjones]

Absolute ditto! Such a humble bloke! He’s moved to top of my ‘people I hope I meet in a pub 1 day so I can buy them a pint’ list!!

[@syrus3k]

Yup, big ups Stan - absolute legend. From harry potter to shouting at guys holding AK47's - bloody hero.

[@edwardslife7087]

Stan is a legend, simple!!

[@charliev8660]

This!

[@mountkarate-nunchucka]

my thoughts exactly, what a dude

[@louisana]

I loved this slow kind of edit. Did it justice. Thank you Stan ✌🏼

[@alisonward64]

Agree

[@UNLouise]

Pacing of the entire video was just... perfect. So emotional, uplifting, and what an ending. May this be the video that goes proper viral.

[@chapsjohn7435]

Honestly think they saved the best til last 👌

[@rgqwerty63]

Jamie too is helping with the edit right?

[@UNLouise]

@@rgqwerty63 plus all the camera-work by additional people for the last day, everyone deserves credit 🙏

[@kristin9687]

Okay. Crying here. For those who have not been total followers (and I probably came on late-ish, alerted by Nate from "Kara & Nate" vlog.) So happy to see Jared. And Harry, who IS the specific individual who had a gun pointed into his face. Credit here, please. And yes, we all know Gus is tre tre chic & coolio and tall and good looking and a total hardcore renegade, and was NOT going to stop running challenge until he was falling down & had to have intervention by Jamie. And found all the best swimming holes en route, in Africa. But can we give credit to the Second Hardest Geezer of all? Stan. Stan has been there ALL ALONG. (As far as I have viewed.) Never left on break. Never daunted. Never intrepid. Never stopped. Can't lob a soccer ball to save his life. (Or was it field baseball? I have forgotten.) But that's not the sort of tenacity measured on the Project Africa Mission, is it? Through gun robbery (okay he was in the hotel, fortunately, or more tech would have been robbed) Visa--um, I'm gonna say--conundrums; under plastic tarps beside support-vehicle "Nelly" in 110° mid-day Congolese heat; under the incessant humiliation from the team--and not the utmost respect from our Russell, mind you, Stan's magnificent editing (in addition to Jamie's, later on, I believe) is The Story we see. That's it. That's all we know. THAT is hardcore aesthetic geezer stuff right there. Only suggestion is, I had always wanted updated info on the team in the vlog: names & who left and who came on, and why. That would have been viewer-appreciated. Russ. You are a true hero. Your attitude throughout is EVERYTHING. Your tenacity. Your chill self. Your humility. Your humor. (So damn British!) Your wry, shy smile so wide. It covers everything. "Bang bang!" ♡

[@cameramanstan]

❤️

[@tom.1907]

10:20 - Stan, that scene of the last morning, what can I say... the scenery, the sound design, the slow motion, Russ crying. For you boys, this was the first big goodbye to how things had been the previous year. What a moment and captured so beautifully... thank you.

[@jannik3123121]

Thanks guys!

[@wilks88]

YOU DID IT LAD!!! You just crossed the big £1m mark for your charity donations. A hell of an achievement, well done!!!

[@Cody-Coyote]

As a person who has watched from the start, i honestly cannot believe its over. It truly felt for a while like it just would go on forever. I can only imagine how it felt for the entire crew. Truly an incredible feat for all of humanity. This should be remembered for a very long time. Congratulations.

[@clintnaik]

This is epic. Higher bit rate Colour grade Sound design It’s all amazing! Well done team! What a piece

[@bearcatization]

Agree! Its been cool to watch their talent and skill evolve as well!!

[@jeremyamac]

I hope Stan and Jamie edit the documentary.

[@palliard]

48 year old father of 3, grandfather of 2, and I'm balling. I'm sorry I didn't hear about you till the Diary of a CEO. I just finished the 101 episodes, and I'm choked up. I'm so proud, and I'm telling all my family about you. I tell my 10 year old boy about you, and he wants to see you, but I might do some more editing on the language :) Thank you for not giving up. I won't give up on my family, this country(the U.S.), or this world which I see so much more of through your eyes, and I realize I just have to keep running. Thank you.

[@mustanghandl]

I am Algerian 🇩🇿 , thank god you did it ,specially when you where in algeria I was supporting you from entering our borders till to Tunisia ,well done again beacause you did sumthing no people’s can do, and I hope your project get success. I send all my beloved to British people’s

[@dannybowden5296]

Thank you from Leeds, England.

[@blutherhood3893]

الصحراء مغربية

[@BachiroH24]

توقف عن قول الهراء​@@blutherhood3893

[@angelingaia]

Same, he was on my fyp ever since he entered Algeria, I binged watched all his videos he def deserves more fame

[@mustanghandl]

@@angelingaia I don’t know why the British Medea didn’t talk about his project’s (charity )I think he deserve lightning up the hard job that he is been through and I want all the Chanel’s talk about him the people they don’t know till watching his video marvels

[@ScottRand90]

This has honestly been the best KZbin series I have ever watched. I started watching your series 2 months before my twins were born and your videos have kept me sane for the year. Fantastic last edit Stan. Russ you’re an inspiration.

[@lorenzavanzi2049]

I also started watching when I was pregnant - my twin girls are now 7 months old… like you, this series has kept me sane and motivated me to just keep going

[@JohnnyWortel]

I know its pretty different, and hard to directly compare, but you should check out Sampson Boat Co's full rebuild of a century old sailing yacht. He's been at it for six years. My absolute favourite channel, but Russ has been a very very close second. Both are incredible stories of dedication, determination and perseverance

[@ScottRand90]

@@lorenzavanzi2049 ahh congrats on the twins! Ours were born 8 weeks early and we had a 6 week stay in NICU. They are thriving now! I might need to restart the series for when the sleep regression hits 😂

[@ScottRand90]

@@JohnnyWortel will deffo check this out, cheers mate!

[@Sasha-mm1jr]

Binged the series in 4 days! I've felt every emotion in those 4 days, when Stan cried, I cried, when Jamie's family turned up I cried. When Jared and Harry showed up I cried! I mean gus is just gus 😂 But when you crossed that finish line I balled! Congrats man! Big hugs from South Wales!!! Cant wait to see what you've got in store in the future! #hardestgeezer 🎉

[@lilme7052]

Well done, I thought my 3 week binge was good 😂

[@evelowdon7815]

I’ve just wept like a baby. Thank you for letting us be a part of the past year. What a journey it’s been. Just thank you.

[@soulstarphoenix]

Arguably one of the greatest documentaries ever filmed. Next step, full feature documentary and film Festival submissions. I think everybody below would love to see your recognition continue growing. Because you are an inspiration to the world and the world still needs to know. Keep growing. Bang bang.

[@RichTapestry]

That's a great idea! I really do hope that the same people behind this can make a feature-length documentary out of the footage.

[@soulstarphoenix]

@@RichTapestry they deserve every second and the world needs to see this incredible feat. Cannot stress it enough sometimes we have a responsibility to inspire others, if we're given the passageway to greatness.

[@AbbeyGabby59]

Honestly I don’t know what to do with my life now that this series is over (probably work and sleep like a normal human being again). Finished watching the last episode a couple of days ago after bingewatching the series for like two weeks, and I am honestly very impressed! Man, the tears was falling down like the Niagra falls during the last couples of episodes and during the DOAC-episode, which was jawdropping! It’s been hard to process everything that the team has been through, and they still managed to finish the project. That is mental and totally crazy! Stan, Jamie and the rest of the team did a AMAZING job with the filming and editing, especially with the last episode which was very emotional and moving (I honestly didn’t want it to end, like with the last episode of HIMYM and Friends). Well done Stan! 👏🏻 I’ve been dealing with anxiety for the most part of my life and has been going through a rough period for the last couple of weeks. Both music and this series actually did my mental health better in a way. This series reminded me of that it is possible to overcome and fight back the toxic thoughts that is in your head, even if it for the moment seems impossible. You are the only one who can make a difference for yourself! Russ’ project and discipline has inspired me to start running and doing orienteering again despite my footinjury that occured a couple of months ago, which damaged some of the nerves in my foot. In Sweden we have a yearly thing called ”Hittaut” (In English: ”find outside”) which is an orienteering event with checkpoints in almost every municipality in the country. The checkpoints are only available during a couple of months. My goal is to do atleast two municipalities this year and probably 6 (hopefully 10) municipalities next year. Actually did my first session of orienteering today, eventhough my hay fever almost killed me twice. Despite the dying part, it was a great feeling to be running again! Will probably rewatch the whole series again because of how amazing they all are! Very sad I didn’t find out about this series sooner. Can’t wait for the next adventure! Love from Sweden 🇸🇪💚

[@andefar6381]

Can't believe a man running has left me in tears. What an achievement.

[@JoeGallagher-wj4fw]

factssss

[@KeyzKieran]

Not only just a man, a small ginger pale man fighting every element. What a specimen of a man.

[@wentale]

Yeah I think it's the honesty of Russ that is skillfully portrayed in this story. It's running, sure, but it's about being human and achievements and goals.

[@blueshift502]

Russ and gang, you might not see this comment but I wanted to post it anyway. I found your channel around a month into Project Africa, and at the time I was going through a lot of stress with medical issues and my child on the way. He was born 3 months premature and stayed in hospital from July to October as we lived out of a hotel nearby. The mission was a highlight every time you uploaded, letting me see more of the world than I ever will. Thank you to everyone involved, can't wait to see what you mad lads have planned next! ♥

[@JivecattheMagnificent]

Hope your boy is doing well now.

[@blueshift502]

@@JivecattheMagnificent He is, thank you! Spent some time on oxygen and had a million tests on his heart and lungs, but he's turned out to be a strong little lad!

[@Amanda-m3d1p]

Jamie reuniting with his family was such a wholesome moment... makes me wish i had a family like that

[@kieranrodd2090]

I know nobody is gonna see this but watching Russ run the entire length of Africa is a genuine inspiration to millions of people and especially to me. Whether it's a reminder that I'm not having the worst day in the world or to know that something as dumb and stupid as running the entire length of Africa is possible has pushed me into what I want to achieve. Its been a joy to watch every single upload of the journey and we will all miss it❤

[@robinbiddlecombe9202]

I saw it mate ;) He's inspired many

[@hiddengemsjarvistaylor6418]

We saw it buddy

[@factgrab]

You've not just created the best series ever made, you've created a movement. You've made a positive impact on so many lives. It's people like you why the world is such a great place to live in. Thankyou Russ Cook

[@InfernalGarish]

I already miss you running the length of Africa. Such a treacherous journey turned into such an entertaining series that has impressed the world. This series is the epitome of what KZbin should be. What a phenomenal journey! I hope you are successful on your future endeavours, knowing that you can now say, “My name is Russ Cook, and I’m the first person ever to run the length of Africa” 🫡

[@CouldBeSaladFingers]

He wasn't the first.

[@nealdadhania3331]

@@CouldBeSaladFingers he was. the other guy ran way less than him, and not from the southernmost to northernmost point like he did

[@Tom_Tabbing]

​@@CouldBeSaladFingersshut up the other geezer didn't run the actual full length Russ has

[@oneofmanyjames-es1643]

​@@CouldBeSaladFingers I think he's the first to do it from the most southerly point o the most northern point, the others did Cape to Cairo

[@chikaworldpeace3446]

@@CouldBeSaladFingersalso he is the first person to fully document it which really counts for something if you document none of it it makes kinda questionable I wouldn’t say they are lying but you never know

[@laurenallsey]

As someone that never cries I have just cried the entire episode. I must live under a rock as I had no idea this was happening until Kara & Nate posted a few weeks ago and I have just binge watched every episode in 5 days. Thank you for sharing your journey. I’m so sad that it’s over though. I really hope you do something as crazy as this again and allow us the privilege to follow your journey once again. You’ve given me the drive to get back onto my own fitness journey. You’re incredible Russ🙌🏻👏🏻🙌🏻👏🏻🙌🏻

[@ezymodes]

I can't fucking breath properly watching this, grown ass man, sobbing in my bed. Fucking legends, the lot of you. Truly incredible journey, one for the ages, I already miss it. Next time, bigger, better, but please don't lose the rawness. Love from Australia.

[@alexm24]

Well said 🫡

[@YouTube]

lemon squeezer, fridge freezer, chicken caesar, hardest geezer 👑

[@AnisKhalladi]

What kind of rhyme is this 😂 Big up hardest geezer 🤍

[@the.dirt.man.]

Damn yt really fell off

[@shqip_sumejja]

Cringe

[@m.i.c.h.o]

@@the.dirt.man. lmao

[@Mster_J]

@@the.dirt.man.please stop with the obvious micro aggression. Racism isn’t something to be proud of. So why are you proud of your racist comment?

[@shannonnorth7840]

Literally binge watched this series from hearing about it! It's so emotional, inspiring and a monumental thing! Literally speechless. Well done Russ, the whole editing team, it's been a blast to watch and such a privilege.

[@cartlidge1993]

This episode in particular might be the best edited thing I've ever seen on KZbin. That slo-mo shot on Russ with the heartbeat was pure cinema. Stan you have absolutely smashed it. Russ, what a story. Inspired thousands (myself inc) to get their heads out of the door and run. To see from Episode 5/6 ish where I first caught you to now has been a crazy, epic journey and I can't thank you and team enough for the hours of entertainment and joy you've brought us. You truly are the Hardest geezer.

[@Nooticus]

Agreed. If Stan doesn't get major Hollywood-level job offers after this, then people have seriously fucked up.

[@emilymakesitall]

I’m so honoured to have watched this from the start to finally see you complete it has made me so emotional all you guys deserve it

[@MiamiSammy]

Same probably my favorite series I’ve watched start to finish

[@bradj3137]

Watched every episode. Netflix should have done a deal with you it was incredible. Well done guys

[@vc4546]

Broke my leg the week you arrived in South Africa and so started watching while I was in hospital, you've seen me through fellas. Gone from not being able to walk to now slowly being able to call myself a runner (having not been a runner before). I can't tell you how frustrating it was to have had my leg taken away and not be able to join in for the first 6/8 months, but it's made me unbelievably grateful to have made a full recovery and you've inspired me so much, to keep pushing, building and growing, so so grateful to have been able to "tag along" with this mission, you've made my recovery so much easier. Won't be taking these unbelievable bodies we have granted having nearly had it taken away, and you've shown me what's possible. Next stop - marathon!

[@peterthomas9440]

Simply incredible. Harry, Stan, Jarred, Guus, James, Jamie and not forgetting Nelly - you all deserve to share the credit of helping Russ complete this amazing challenge. £1M will be smashed anytime soon. Congratulations to you all!

[@username60737]

​@ThatBasedBritI was really hoping he would be there at the finish line

[@peterthomas9440]

@ThatBasedBrit Nessy too - his name escaped me yet his subdued cooking personality was almost too overwhelming.

[@Nooticus]

@@username60737 yeah he definitely shouldve been there.

[@okot-rm6nc]

Simply phenomenal from every perspective!!! Going back to the beginning to follow the journey again. Followed on Instagram, read the book and finally enjoyed these absolute gems of story telling. Thank you for embarking on and sharing this amazing journey.❤

[@JAMSwart]

The world needs more people like Russ and Guus and Stan and Jamie

[@laura86866]

Aw Jamie 🥹 such a lovely family moment

[@Sagarock]

THE BEST SERIES ON KZbin'S HISTORY. ACHIEVED THE IMPOSSIBLE + ENTERTAINED US ALL + RAISED MONEY FOR CHARITY. YOU DESERVE TO BE TALKED ABOUT IN HISTORY BOOKS IN THE FUTURE

[@domandrew6922]

Stan, this is a masterpiece. You and the crew should be so proud. You've told the story in the most amazing way. Big love!

[@Morten1865]

100%

[@DavidBoland]

I’m in tears 😭 congratulations to you all and thank you ❤

[@Joerowleymusic]

It was an absolute honour to be there at the finish line with you all, and the run put into perspective for me just what Russ has achieved. Got a bit emotional watching that, has been spectacular following your journey and I can't wait to see what you all get up to next. Bang bang bang bang bang!

[@leonniewoit4542]

The end of a fucking era. What a wonderful masterpiece of an edit to finish this journey. I can’t wait to watch the inevitable documentary. I will miss every KZbin and Instagram update but cannot wait for the next adventure. Well done to everyone on the team 🫡

[@erinoconnor537]

What a team! Russ, Guus, Jamie and Stan - legends.

[@maxomans]

When Russ started crying at the start of the final day I couldn't resist crying as well, been here since the absolute beginning and I don't know what to do without this series 😥

[@Dwayne-Mobile1]

You’re a beast. 352(?) days straight running . Unbelievable.

[@pointbreakfish]

Like so many others I’ve watched laughed, cried, donated, joined Patreon, trying to support, telling friends sharing etc etc. I’ve never done this before and I’m nearly 60. But this is easily the best thing I’ve watched in my life. Well done Russ. Well done team. I can see you guys getting huge support with your next campaign. Thanks for letting us all be apart of it 🫡

[@markpalmer8995]

A stunningly produced last edit for the journey, and boy you hit it out of the park...superb content. Respect to the production efforts the whole way through. Russ, nothing to say that hasn't been said, from me, your a legend, a hero, a man of his word..you should be incredibly proud of what you have accomplished, well done young man. I'll miss your eating up those miles....and Gus coming back with the days shopping. Peace all

[@VickiBaker-j4i]

Not one to comment but thank you Kara & Nate for sharing Russ’ journey. Just binged the entire series and have so much respect for Russ & his team. Russ is an absolute legend for smashing tarmac for so many days but massive respect to Harry, Jarred, Stan, Gus & Jamie for supporting the project & being stars in their own right. Love from NZ ❤

[@marcelroth2007]

I think this must be my first comment on KZbin. Thank you guys so much for letting us be a part of this amazing journey. What an achievement of Russ and the whole team and what a beautiful final episode to wrap it all up. I am really moved and inspired by all of your dedication. Enjoy the time with your friends and families. I am looking forward to the next adventure.

[@mattandkatieforbes-denker7760]

Great time to use your first comment❤

[@ruobrah1]

What a journey. You’ve got a grown man over here with tears in his eyes watching someone I don’t know achieve the impossible. Everyone has smashed it. Hope the same team gets back together at some point for another adventure! Much love

[@fcboomstick]

Russ, congratulations. Proud to have watched every second of your journey from the start. I'm currently walking from Mexico to Canada and you're part of the inspiration for that. Thank you.

[@divvockorigi8806]

This is like the final scene of Inglorious Basterds. I think you got your masterpiece on the final bit Stan, absolute perfection and dead emotional, that close up with no sound to Rus' face *chefs kiss* What a man what an achievement

[@repeekhd]

Thank you Stan, Jamie and Guus, proud to have a Dutch representation in the mission, for creating this series, its been an amazing ride. Also, Jarred and Harry, you guys also deserve the credit for your works at the start of this mission. You all deserve more credit. It has been a beautiful ride and it's such a same it has to end. This series has been such a motivation for me personally and I'm really gone miss this part of my weekly routine as it has been a part since the beginning. Also, not to forget, Congrats Russ on become the first person ever to run the entire length of Africa!!! I regret not coming out, but I'll try to make it to the next big thing, I'm sure it won't disappoint

[@Dwayne-Mobile1]

The end was gorgeous to watch

[@pontuslarsson8709]

Masterclass performance! And masterpiece editing of the last video!

[@bridgetedwardslivelifefully]

Bitter sweet! Crying and laughing. Excellent edit Stan, especially that slowmo of Russ coming into the final stretch ... unbelievable achievement. Well done lads ❤

[@cpmfilms7851]

Never doubted that youd get it done, Incredible journey and massively inspiring, every single one of you guys on the team has had a great affect on me in some way

[@cpmfilms7851]

Also amazing video, already cried twice and theres definitely more to come. Thank you Stan & Jamie ❤

[@MorewithMat]

He's Hardest Geezer by name. By nature he's humble, dedicated, light hearted, devoted, heroic and an all round down to Earth top guy 🙌🏼 Congrats again to Russ and Team, one for the history books!

[@JordanEllington-mf5pd]

Russ and gang, you might not see this comment but I wanted to post it anyway. I found your channel around a month into Project Africa, and at the time I was going through a lot of stress with medical issues and my child on the way. He was born 3 months premature and stayed in hospital from July to October as we lived out of a hotel nearby. The mission was a highlight every time you uploaded, letting me see more of the world than I ever will. Thank you to everyone involved, can't wait to see what you mad lads have planned next!

[@bridgetedwardslivelifefully]

Legends all of you - Russ, Stan, Jamie, Guss, Jared, Harry and co! What an epic, enthrawling journey! Sad its over... but, looking forward to the next adventure stomping 1s and 2s, bang bang!🔥🎆🔥

[@bigbadbadger100]

Been following since first week of south Africa, only had the realisation a couple of weeks ago that while you have been running africa i have been sat on my arse watching you. Motivated to get back on road 💪

[@jennifer-xi8oq]

I just binged watched for the last week. I’m setting here in tears. You sir are one of a kind and you have one heck of a team. Loved watching everyone of you

[@newworld_pod]

You boys deserve a fucking award for that edit, balled my eyes out throughout. Oh yeah and the running 😉. Thank you for such huge inspiration throughout the mission. Truly phenomenal work ❤❤

[@IanBrooks-f5t]

Stan, the last sequence from the close up to Russ's face to him entering the sea was absolutely beautiful. Thank you so much for an unbelievable series. ❤❤❤

[@caitling6960]

So I came from another KZbinrs page 3 weeks ago, watched this episode, then went back to the start. It was so amazing to watch the first time, and to come back and watch again is very emotional. Congrats on an epic journey. Yall are amazing individuals!

[@seancomyn4610]

I watched every episode and I still absolutely cannot believe you accomplished this, Russ and co. Congratulations doesn't feel sufficient, you lot need to win awards for this achievement. THANK YOU for this inspirational journey!

[@danielcooke3243]

aw god im in tears at jamie meeting his fam, so wholesome

[@o-o1465]

Congratulations man you are now officially the one and only man on earth who ran the entire length of Africa truly amazing the dedication I've seen from you is one of a kind and those legs of yours need a fucking life time rest

[@neilbopperson4801]

There wasn't a dry eye in the house watching this last one. Thank you to EVERYONE who made this possible, and congratulations Russ Cook.

[@NicoLeonard]

Russ, massive congratulations with everything you have achieved!! not gonna lie, you are definitely an inspiration for my return to fitness journey! My offer regarding donating a watch stand my friend! 💪 you are an absolute legend

[@theohamilton9931]

Reduced me to tears. I've been unable to run, hike or do any the physical activities I love because of a jammy toe for the last 4/5 months. Seeing a local maraton take place made me emotional but this story is the cherry on top. Surgery planned for 4 days time and as soon as i'm fit and well again I'll be back out there and thinking of this project. Massive props and congrats to Russ and the team involved. What an inspiriation.

[@mdiprose99]

I’m not crying you are. Congratulations Russ and the whole team, it has been a pleasure watching you every step of the way! I look forward to see what you get up to next.❤️ Enjoy a well deserved rest! 🎉

[@joebrown7393]

This is the most inspiring thing I have ever watched and will watch, Russ is an icon, Stan, Jamie, Guus, Jared, Harry, and James are also absolute legends, thank you for an amazing series.

[@chrismetken]

Congratulations Russ and Team! Im lucky to have stumbled upon your channel before the mission even started (Thanks GeoGusser) and never missed an episode. Little did I know at that time that I would eagerly await every video for the past year and enjoy the struggle of running across Africa so much! The journey has been inspirational in so many ways, not only for the physical accomplishment, but for showing the kindness, community, and humanity in every country you and the team passed through. I sincerely look forward to what you have planned next and hope this monumental effort continues to generate the attention and charitable donations its deserves. If you are ever in Atlanta, Georgia, I would love to buy you a beer, or strawberry Daiquiri...you've earned it!! Cheers!

[@general_99753]

Congratulations to you from her. Greetings from Algeria to our sisterly neighbor Tunisia. Congratulations on your victory and Eid Mubarak🎉❤🇩🇿🇹🇳

[@jola3096]

The jeopardy, the adventure and joys of travelling, the life-enrichment of meeting new people and indulging in new cultures. The personality, charisma and shared love throughout the different characters in the team. All of this surrounding the greatest achievement of human endurance I’ve ever seen. No other documentary series comes close. Love you all, loved it all. Can’t wait to see what’s in store

[@jennifersanchez4040]

This was an amazing journey! I am battling diabetes and have come to realize the ONLY way to beat this is to create an exercise routine I can stick to for life. And walking my dogs doesn’t cut it!!!!I started doing little marathons, 12Ks and hikes. Watching your struggle to complete your self set challenge was truly amazing and inspirational! You all lost so much weight! I can’t imagine how hard this truly was for you all. It is very obvious there were many other challenges you chose not to share! Access to go quality food and water had to be at the top! I can’t wait to hear how you all are doing, even if you do an update a year from now! Warmest wishes!

[@Eluniora]

I found out about you from GeoWizard when you ran with him dribbling UK and followed you since. Incredible adventure and you inspired so many people and did so much good! Im so proud of you! And watching Stan back then and now follow you to the end here is so beautiful, like Stan is Sam and Russ is Frodo. Cried a lot, so well done ❤️

[@YeeSoest]

Are we recording?😂

[@thegrandexchange]

Russ has made West Sussex and the rest of the world so incredibly proud! Going to miss these videos so much but all great things come to an end eventually. Good luck in your future endeavors and we'll all be here to support whatever journey life takes you on next!

[@ShieIds]

❤❤❤

[@bloodynorahvan2203]

Ngl was in tears watching this. Binge watched it after sitting at home with no job & needing to watch something motivational. Real Africa, Hardest Geezer, one love from the support crew. Absolute gold

[@oliverburke3682]

Phenomenal. This vid was a rollercoaster of emotions, from the Soft Play edit to the slow-mo shot of Russ. I've been following from the beginning and this hit the feels hard, the emotion of the day was captured perfectly. Pure cinema. Shoutout to Stan, and Jamie for regular uploads in the most outrageous conditions. We've all witnessed a moment in history, so thank you for sharing that with us.

[@UriCm97]

Goosebumps, tears, laughter. Beautiful video, perfect ending to project Africa. Well done boys, well done Russ.

[@JamesWard-SlimmJimmy]

So fucking proud of you all lads and this amazing community we've built together. Thank you! (I'm not crying, I have allergies) Til next time 🫡♥️

[@RossTC1]

Thanks for an unreal year of watching this journey, you are all legends and ive enjoyed this so much from afar and been so inspired.

[@jtotheb5440]

Thank you so much for showing us the beauty of Africa. Be it all those interactions you've had with the kindest of people or drone shots of magnificent landscapes. Thank you to the whole team for consistently producing such high quality content and for being simply amazing human beings. And thank you Russ for being such an inspiration in running and in general o7

[@terrydodsworth8564]

I'm crying tears of joy! Thanks for taking us on this epic journey!

[@justaddbricks5527]

Wow. That brought me to tears. What an emotional journey its been. I started watching from day one and almost a year later, you’ve done it - become the first person to run the entire length of Africa. I will truly miss this series and I firmly believe it is and will be the best series on this platform. From the bottom of my heart, congratulations. Excuse me whilst I go and sob 😢

[@OrangePanda007]

352 days ago, I was bored in my room, seeking inspiration to re-gain love for a long lost hobby of mine. Running. I had search through the whole of the internet before finally landing on YOUR video, the episode straight before your first run. You seemed so determined and unstoppable that it was impossible to not be intrigued. Ever since then, I've watched every individual episode, glued to this mission the whole time, sticking to supporting you through all your hardships and challenges. But now, finally, 352 days later, I have watched the last episode on this mission, with a tear to my eye, and a regained hobby for running, stronger than ever before, with inspiration to one day do something like this of my own. And its all thanks to you. Genuine legend, and role model. Bang Bang! PS: Maybe run from north to the south of the Americas next? I'd love to see it, and if you don't do it, I will certainly.

[@mauricechambre4188]

Watched every episode in a span of 1-2 weeks. Man it was a pleasure. Big ups there for all of u

[@lilme7052]

me too.

[@jaack]

Fucking hell. TEARS. Great work from you all. 💛

[@lilnoir4213]

Where are the black people lol