I've noticed a slight error in my research that went into this video. The route that I presented in this video still features a ferry across the Aldan River in Russia! So if you're gonna do it idk, maybe just like swim across it you know? It's probably safer than walking through some of the other countries. Anyway, if you wanna watch documentaries that don't feature goofy mistakes head over to CuriosityStream and watch everything for free for 31 days: www.curiositystream.com/reallifelore
No swimming is allowed hahah! It's about walking, but you can do it if you are Jesus I guess! But how do you pass the borders of each country? You should have added that too in your video! We need an updated version!
At least they've got an extremely efficient pumping heart from all that cardio being done for 3 years straight, they'd be the fittest person on earth. It's boring enough for me to do an hour's worth! :0
So someone named George Meegan holds the world record for longest walk and actually walked from Tierra Del Fuego to the northernmost point in Alaska in about 2,452 days, which covered about 19,019 miles.
It's shown on Google that it is the furthest someone has walked continuously on foot. A distance of 19,019 miles divide by 2,452 days equals 7.76 miles a day... Not to mention that there are some obstacles when it comes to climates, wild animals, and say bad people. But is quite impressive as he completed his journey, but taking that for so long is kinda slow in my opinion.
As someone who loves hiking/backpacking.... I kinda wanna do this ;) It could be reworked into a FEASIBLE route I think, avoiding war zones at least. Some problems can be mitigated, but not eliminated. Malaria and black mambas.... well... if you are going to travers Africa on foot, there is no way around that. But you _can_ avoid South Sudan. There is just zero realistic way you can walk across that nation safely. You have to divert around. There is a slightly longer Zambia to Tanzania to Kenya to Ethiopia route that should be a fair bit safer (without doing any real research on that route, I could be VERY wrong). The best thing you can do to mitigate risk from wildlife and mosquitos at this point? Hire good local guides for each leg of the trip. Each guide that knows the area hands you off to the next. Trust the local experts to keep you from picking a fight with a Rhino. So if you stay out of warzones and mitigate wildlife risk, this starts to look 'doable'. I also think to make it feasible you have to loosen rules on ferries. Ferry or deadly hike on foot across Sahara in Egypt? I think to be feasible you take the ferry the shortest distance possible to get you back on a safe hiking route. Syria is.... the serious problem. No real route around it. Iraq? Better, but still not safe to hike. Iran? They arrested western backpackers not long ago. So my proposal? Take a boat from Lebanon to Turkey..... and make up for it with a longer land route around the Black Sea.... go WEST around it, through Istanbul, Bulgaria, Romania and Ukraine, then into Russia and largely the same route you had...... But you can't avoid winter in Siberia.... so another concession is needed. I propose for the Siberian leg that a pack animal be allowed. You are still walking, but you will need a more serious shelter and stove to survive Siberia on foot. This modded route comes out to 25,228km and 5019 hrs. (3.45 years using the 20km per day estimate) Yes, some of it was 'cheating' with a ferry, but the longer route more than makes up for any walking 'saved' by taking a boat. And I cheat again by using a pack animal in Siberia... but you need a serious tent, wood stove etc to survive out there, you can walk it, but not with all the gear you need on your back. I think these fairly small tweaks make this hike vaguely possible. Then, well, if we are bending rules on boats.... charter a ship from Magadan to Anchorage.... and start heading South until you get to Tierra del Fuego.... although this route take you through the most dangerous and fearsome nation of all..... Canada ;)
This is actually a good idea. RLL just uses the assumption that you're hiking with little equipment and "live off the land". Any trip like this requires a whole lot of planning and backups. I mean he didn't say we can't use animals, so some sort of supply sled/cart is needed if we're crossing the desert/Siberia. I also favor bending the rules because it's not feasible in current circumstances to do this suicidal mission.
And to think I lived there for 10 years as a perfectly happy and safe expat kid loll (and that's actually no joke; I did grow up in South Sudan) It's just comical how its described as such a dangerous no-go zone when for me it's my peaceful childhood home. (we were in a very safe area, so away from a lot of the civil war)
You can actually walk further east through Russia its just that there are no roads. Also, the Bering Strait freezes in winter and so you could theoretically cross from Russia to the USA (2 guys crossed in 2006). That allows you to continue your journey all the way through to Cape Froward in Chile, the southernmost point in South America mainland. Although you would have to contend with the Darian Gap, an extremely dangerous patch of the rainforest with no roads and dense rainforest where foreigners have been killed in the past. But then again you would probably be dead long before you reach it. The estimated trip according to google maps would be 46,124km and at 20km a day this 'walk' would take you about 6 years and 4 months
@@AdamSmith-gs2dv actually, quite the opposite. Trump has been very amicable to putin as putin has been well, less putin Guys stop replying that it hasnt aged well i know
I'll do it with you, just double that distance all the way to the southernmost tip of Chile/Argentina :) Just that the Darien Gap, the Far East Siberian mountains, and the Bering Strait would pose the greatest obstacles of the journey. There's even a huge river at the end of the Darien Gap in Colombia so yeah, gotta somehow cross that on foot. 🤔
Theoretically, if you plan ahead and with perfect weather conditions, you could continue your trip (from Siberia to Alaska) by walking over solid ice in winter. From there, you could walk all the way to the southern tip of South America. 😁
This video weirdly gives me the motivation to keep walking instead of using any kind of transportation (bus, car, bicycle) to commute from home to work/store, or just simply new distance challenge everyday.
Do it, you won't be sorry! Walking as your transportation feels so much better than driving, even if it takes longer. Definitely helps my mood too to get a bit of a breeze, natural light, etc.
Fun fact: if someone started this journey the day this video was uploaded, and finished in RLL's aproximate time without any problems, he would not be done yet
::plugs locations into Google Maps:: ⚠️This route includes a ferry. ⚠️This route has tolls. ⚠️This route crosses through multiple countries. ⚠️Your destination is in a different time zone. Me: “Ugh. I hate time zone changes.”
I've done the search too, but with slight modifications that made it near 14,380 miles just trying to avoid being in Syria for long and around large rivers in Russia
The Joker but by god we had to walk through snow ice roasting deserts raging winds salt flats ferocious beasts rivers running at light speed when the mantle rose up from beneath the ground tornadoes going at the speed of sound and cracks in the earths suface
Interestingly enough, you could probably go much further than this if you took google maps out of the equation and made it so that you could walk across ice. If you were to pack enough equipment and had enough help, one could theoretically walk past Magadon, all the way to the eastern most point of Russia, and if you arrived during the height of winter, there’s a chance that the Bearing Straight could freeze over and you could walk all the way to Alaska, and then hypothetically be able to walk all the way down to Punta Arenes in Chile. (You would also have to cross the Darian Gap in Panama, but many people have done it before)
I live in Syria 😶 But it has been alot better lately, and you'l mostly be walking Through the costal provinces which are pretty safe, compared to the other places you're walking in Africa, it really is no biggie XD
@@sam._.wichh1 there's alot of beatiful places, one of the few countries where nature is mostly still in control, in terms of safety it's safe, i go out at night(well there's a quarantine rn), it's alright living there other than a few inconviences like the ban from big companies to operate here (like mcdonalds and stuff)
My name is Forest Gump and now I'm being held hostage in South Sudan suffering from malaria and being forced to eat my toenails to survive. If only I took a plane across Africa...
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As a Canadian I think I can survive the -40C but on average we only get +27C warm so the deserts might be tough for me. Now do one for the longest mostly safe walk someone can do.
@@jakebasmati I was in Alberta working where they have -42C winters, Thankfully my winter coat at the time was perfect. The eastern part of Canada, where I'm from can go up to 27C during mid summer. While rare it can go higher during a heat wave.
Funny to think about the fact that IF a person decided to go this path when this video came out, they would have completed it around now, considering they survive, did not get long term sick or met any other huge obsticle.
Idea : 1 : Buy a boat 2 : Buy a Treadmill 3 : Let somebody operate the boat so that you travel across the world while you walk on the treadmill. *This is Big Brain Time.*
XU LILY Yeah but you would have to walk like 2 or 3000 km in Siberia and Alaska on no roads (in the winter) and theres also no roads connecting South and North America so you would be dead
Well yeah sure, but stopping on little diomede where there is a town to rest before crossing into mainland Alaska. Under ideal conditions you should be able to reach little diomede in about 3 days. And reach mainland Alaska in 2 days
This walk will be extremely difficult but not nearly as difficult as you make it seem to be. A trained person could walk more than 50 km a day without many problems. If you would rest 2 days a week you still could finish in 2 years Wildlife like black mumba and hippo are dangerous but won't attack humans without a reason so just be careful and stay on the road. You can protect yourself against malaria with malaria pills and anti insect precautions. Desserts and other extremely hot/cold/wet/dry places are harder to walk trough but also totally possible with the right preparations. The biggest problems are countries like south Sudan and Syria, these countries are really dangerous to walk through especially for foreigners.
The biggest obstacle is legal. Not all countries grant extended visas needed to walk on them. Russia alone grants only 90 days visa. You can't walk the necesary distance on that time frame.
I'm Zimbabwean and I've never seen a black mamba and yes, I frequent the bush whilst at the farm. Plus my dad is a trained snake hander and he hasn't seen it🤷🏾♂️
Well we killed about 2 in my life but only in the rural bushes .Lower Gwelo ( school days) and Kwekwe but you right They not so much there as people think . we designed to kill snakes if we see one
Everyone's a speed running gangsta until they get malaria, survive a bite of a black mamba, avoid the anarchy of South Sudan, scorch themselves through the Sahara, make it through the Syrian Civil War, only to freeze to death in the Siberian tundra.
@@Fyice not gonna happen fam,the difference between these life-juice sucking long legged red butted creatures and all the other bros is that mosyeetos don't have socks on,so it's homo any way you suc- I mean slice it.
Alessa Warburton No. 3 years to get there, and then he asks “How do I come back?” Which is then another 3 years making it 6. It doesn’t take 6 years to get there.
Well if make it even 10km/8 hrs and rest for the other 16 hrs and repeat this every day the most it would take would be 6 years and you would certainly get a world record...
It's sad that the world's longest walking distance is actually super dangerous because it goes through several war zones full of people who won't hesitate to kill a foreign civilian. Although the malaria and mamba risk are close seconds.
Exactly. Realistically, it's only possible to reach Tanzania/Uganda. After that, there's too many national parks with violent animals, wars and a huge empty desert to travel through. However, I'm pretty sure I've read somewhere that someone walked from South America to Alaska which is pretty impressive
So it just has to exclude the Middle East, most of Africa and probably all of it since you can't go through the Middle East, and the Arctic Circle & Siberia. I made a route from Gibraltar, Spain, to Ca Mau Vietnam that had a few other stops along the way to go around the war ravaged bits of the Middle East, and it was about 17,000 KM, which is still a lot shorter than the walk in this video, and you still have to walk through the desert of Kazakhstan, but I reckon it may be survivable. Google, 6 Travelers Who Walked Around The World, a lot of these people walked even longer than the walk in this video is, they just didn't meet the beginning of the video requirements.
things you’ll need to bring -hazmat suit -bulletproof vest -a minigun -anti venom -heater -AC unit -snowmobile -food -water -tent -gps with a huge antenna -Fitbit -solar powered battery
I done the math and calculated that if you ran at 5.84 mph (which google says is the average run speed of an adult male) it would take 102 days of straight running to make this journey and you would burn around 2 million calories not including the uphill and downhill areas for extra strain. Imagine how your legs would feel if you could feel them
Anyone willing to complete this journey on foot with a camera crew could make the greatest reality show ever. My eyes would be glued to it, even though I find the vast majority of reality tv uninteresting in general.
Longest route idea: start in Cape Town, South Africa and hug the western coast of Africa till Morocco where you cross the strait of Gibraltar into Europe. Walk across Europe then into Turkey. From there, either go into Azerbaijan then straight through Russia or go through all of the middle east (once again along the coast line of the nearest body of water), walk along the Indian ocean coast line, through China then into Russia. From Russia, cross the bearing straight into north America, walk through Alaska, Canada,The US and Mexico then cross the Panama Canal. Get through the Amazon rainforest and end the walk in Terria de Fuego in Chile
List of new major sketch zones that have opened up since the video's release: Sudan: currently embroiled in a large civil war Israel: Do I even need to explain? Georgia: Increasing pressure from Russia and civil disruption among its own people
trying to calculate odds of how you're going to be randomly killed is pretty tough, do we even have a 50% of surviving the next 4 years with so many unknown factors that could present themselves?
@@kamkam1a334 probably less especially if you're travelling solo. Trying to walk across the Sahara is a death sentence. That and walking through Siberia are probably the most sure fire ways to die on this route.
YOSee Steve true, there’s a hug percent that you’ll probably die before completely the two states, since the cities are really dangerous, if you do survive the dangerous cities miraculously, you probably wouldn’t survive the scorching sun or the animals, like the black mamba, but you’re right, it’ll be worse if you’re alone, so maybe like 1%, 2% 🤨
Why do you have to walk through shithole countries of ancient kangz, why no walk through Europe. It would be far less dangerous to walk through all major cultural cities of Europe and set a path to maximize that. RLL, I don't wann get killed by insurgents, hippos and malaria. :(
I learned about this path trough a youtube short a few days ago and I have been obsessed with it ever since. I want to try this at some point in my life, when I have enough money and while I'm still fit.
3 years is actually such a short amount of time compared to how long you would think it'd take. when you put it into that perspective, it makes it clear how humanity spread so far so quickly across the planet after various groups migrated out of africa
I've noticed a slight error in my research that went into this video. The route that I presented in this video still features a ferry across the Aldan River in Russia! So if you're gonna do it idk, maybe just like swim across it you know? It's probably safer than walking through some of the other countries. Anyway, if you wanna watch documentaries that don't feature goofy mistakes head over to CuriosityStream and watch everything for free for 31 days: www.curiositystream.com/reallifelore
RealLifeLore rip
I also don't think you can walk between Georgia and Russia because the borders are closed
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No swimming is allowed hahah! It's about walking, but you can do it if you are Jesus I guess! But how do you pass the borders of each country? You should have added that too in your video! We need an updated version!
@@amogus694 There s an open border crossing at kazbeg, but I'm not sure you're allowed to pass it on foot.
- What have you done the past three years?
*Walked*
- Oh cool what else?
*Nothing I just walked*
Jack Adams Jesus that’s dark
Me: Wow, they’re so accomplished.
- Oh cool what else?
*Died...multiple times*
At least they've got an extremely efficient pumping heart from all that cardio being done for 3 years straight, they'd be the fittest person on earth. It's boring enough for me to do an hour's worth! :0
You burned 1,440 Calories/day × 1,153 days = more than 1 million Calories just to complete the walk.
I love imagining how your search history is now 'stock footage of people walking'
nice definitely not cursed profile picture
@@ixalaz4536 *blursed
LOL
@@ixalaz4536 I think the person in the photo is BRK's Edu , a brazilian gamer that lives in canada.
U made my day 😂
*”You’ll probably die but you’ve probably died 12 times anyway”*
-Real Life Lore 2019
Wha-
*That’s assuming you don’t have a totem of undying*
ItzFusionPlex assuming you’ve built an raid farm by ill mango that has a drop of 100,000 mob drop per hour
Dr. Bright is up for the challenge. Hope someone gets the reference.
r/Diavolo death count
Alas, someone has finally mapped out my grandpas trek to school
That's a good one
Why alas?
LMAO
Nice!!
@@oaktea9348 (I think alas means *finally* or something like that.)
"babe come over"
"no, you live in Magadan Russia, and i live in L'Agulhas South Africa"
"my parents aren't home"
I also live in L'agulhas lol
@@reguit5849 rly?
@@reguit5849 awe let's walk, I'll join you.
@@reguit5849 rly?
OMW (On My Way)
Mom: *"You spend so much time on the phone, let's go for a walk"*
The walk:
Isto não é nada para os Tugas pá. Fazemos merdas destas de olhos fechados. Orgulho lusitano caralhoooooooooo
@@joaosantos5503 sorry i dont speak taco
@@mrhohenzollern3399 With a name like Luizz you DEFINITELY speak Taco.
Fun fact: the average human spends about 4 years total of all the times looking or doing something on their phones
@@mrhohenzollern3399 That ain't taco, that's feijoada
”This entire thing is starting to seem like suicide with extra steps”
I see what you did there
Yhdys Sana I don’t understand
@@megahunterkiller extra steps as in walking
Ryan Kral no it’s a reference to rick and north
@@megahunterkiller Morty. Rick and Morty.
that was good :D
So someone named George Meegan holds the world record for longest walk and actually walked from Tierra Del Fuego to the northernmost point in Alaska in about 2,452 days, which covered about 19,019 miles.
Huh. That's pretty close! Mad respect.
jeez that’s five years
@@Surnamehere na bro, it's close to 7 years
@@benji0054 even worse
It's shown on Google that it is the furthest someone has walked continuously on foot. A distance of 19,019 miles divide by 2,452 days equals 7.76 miles a day...
Not to mention that there are some obstacles when it comes to climates, wild animals, and say bad people.
But is quite impressive as he completed his journey, but taking that for so long is kinda slow in my opinion.
That one friend we all have: *"It's not even that far. Let's walk"*
It is just around the corner you know. Lets walk.
I´m that friend :)
@@Xenuos I'm guessing you have no friends.
Khajiit knows the liar M'aiq. M'aiq might be a liar, but he likes walking, yes?
My friend says walking is dead kilometer
Imagine finishing that walk only to discover someone built a bridge to Alaska
Lloool
MrBeast would be proud and he would then make a part two where he walks ALL THE WAY DOWN to the southernmost point of South America.
@@muscovymapping8896 Then someone build a bridge between antarctica and south america. And then australia and antarctica and so on
@@veneukko9885 and then the moon
@@veneukko9885 WORLD UNITY
I mean the guy walking in a straight line across Wales is pretty impressive.
Yeah its pretty nice
that guy is my hero.
Loll
Too bad he failed.
Never expected this here. He would probably would do this easily
“Ima take a walk!”
6 years later…
“I’m back!”
Lol!
how was the walk?
Mpre like 12.5-13
Daddy is that you?
Did u grab that 6 pack…
My dad: I'm gonna go take a quick walk
The walk:
This videos path
My dads walk has lasted for 26 years
Dam
His trip to get milk
Mine was going out to buy sigarets🤷🏻♂️
The longest walkable distance is from my bed to the unclosed door
Epic Gamer Moment
But this achievement only happens when your sleep parlisys demon dosent murder you
At this point, this just seems like suicide but with extra steps
You currently have a stack of likes
bop god Which is an entire group more than a pack.
@@SunflowerSpotlight bro a stack is 64 items
I live in Cape Town. I guess I should start walking.
I live in fucking Magadan ! Start walking m8 and i'll meet you half way.
Jerry Rupprecht I also live in Cape Town 😂😂
Wanna do it together
Lol, I'm also Cape Tonian😂
im from new jersey!
As someone who loves hiking/backpacking.... I kinda wanna do this ;)
It could be reworked into a FEASIBLE route I think, avoiding war zones at least. Some problems can be mitigated, but not eliminated. Malaria and black mambas.... well... if you are going to travers Africa on foot, there is no way around that. But you _can_ avoid South Sudan. There is just zero realistic way you can walk across that nation safely. You have to divert around. There is a slightly longer Zambia to Tanzania to Kenya to Ethiopia route that should be a fair bit safer (without doing any real research on that route, I could be VERY wrong). The best thing you can do to mitigate risk from wildlife and mosquitos at this point? Hire good local guides for each leg of the trip. Each guide that knows the area hands you off to the next. Trust the local experts to keep you from picking a fight with a Rhino. So if you stay out of warzones and mitigate wildlife risk, this starts to look 'doable'.
I also think to make it feasible you have to loosen rules on ferries. Ferry or deadly hike on foot across Sahara in Egypt? I think to be feasible you take the ferry the shortest distance possible to get you back on a safe hiking route.
Syria is.... the serious problem. No real route around it. Iraq? Better, but still not safe to hike. Iran? They arrested western backpackers not long ago.
So my proposal? Take a boat from Lebanon to Turkey..... and make up for it with a longer land route around the Black Sea.... go WEST around it, through Istanbul, Bulgaria, Romania and Ukraine, then into Russia and largely the same route you had......
But you can't avoid winter in Siberia.... so another concession is needed. I propose for the Siberian leg that a pack animal be allowed. You are still walking, but you will need a more serious shelter and stove to survive Siberia on foot.
This modded route comes out to 25,228km and 5019 hrs. (3.45 years using the 20km per day estimate) Yes, some of it was 'cheating' with a ferry, but the longer route more than makes up for any walking 'saved' by taking a boat. And I cheat again by using a pack animal in Siberia... but you need a serious tent, wood stove etc to survive out there, you can walk it, but not with all the gear you need on your back.
I think these fairly small tweaks make this hike vaguely possible.
Then, well, if we are bending rules on boats.... charter a ship from Magadan to Anchorage.... and start heading South until you get to Tierra del Fuego.... although this route take you through the most dangerous and fearsome nation of all..... Canada ;)
Thats a wonderful analysis. Thank You.
This is actually a good idea. RLL just uses the assumption that you're hiking with little equipment and "live off the land". Any trip like this requires a whole lot of planning and backups. I mean he didn't say we can't use animals, so some sort of supply sled/cart is needed if we're crossing the desert/Siberia. I also favor bending the rules because it's not feasible in current circumstances to do this suicidal mission.
That’s a very good plan and much more realistic. But nah bruh you just gotta git gud. Don’t let personal safety get in the way of the grind.
Great analyse friend
Holy crap this comment is so long
Students: *run 7 times around the gym and stop cuz they are tired*
What the Gym teacher expects the students to run:
Omg I can relate too much
Imagine being tired after running seven times around a gym
U made the road of bones
@@joey_mccreight he is pretending to be Stalin
Joey1258 I also made the road of bones
Actual representation of my grandparents walking to school (1954 colorized)
Mr Void basically.
Mr Void Underrated Comment.
And walking back
Uphill both ways, barefoot, in the snow and carrying a load of fire wood.
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Forget Area 51, we meeting up at Cape Town on September 20
first we get the technology from Area 51 then we will walk
Yea hold up tho lemme get my pet alien sum food real quick
The likes are at 420 👌 dont touch it folks
xD
I suggest we raid Area 51 to get technology to walk on water first, then we walk all the way from Cape Town to the South Pol
"If you know the way through Uganda..." I see what you did there
I think you mean 'If you know da wae'
Follo me, I kno teh weh.
@@WhateverNameIsStillAvailable this is serious
I don’t get it
@@xd_bobcatfrost1705 do you know da wae
It's all those damn video games in South Sudan...
avery hill Looks like an animal crossing new horizons beta has been released there. Shame
Clock Simulator really fucked that place up
It's more about them not having enough guns i think.
🇸🇸 + 🕹 = 🔫
And to think I lived there for 10 years as a perfectly happy and safe expat kid loll
(and that's actually no joke; I did grow up in South Sudan)
It's just comical how its described as such a dangerous no-go zone when for me it's my peaceful childhood home. (we were in a very safe area, so away from a lot of the civil war)
Imagine having to walk back because you forgot something at home.
StayWokeTv ouch
“fuk u mean we left the da percs”
Imagine you have to walk the whole distance again as you forgot to inform the Guinness world record authorities......
jesus
prety sure you would have noticed in the first few km
Longest walkable distance for me personally is from my bed to my computer
😂😂😂😂
Man longest for me is from my bedroom to my bathroom, literally 2 ft
Lmao before I liked it was 125 and now it's 146
Maybe your computer is on pluto🤔🤔🤔
That’s funny!
"Everything is walking distance if you have the time."
- Steven Wright, comic legend
The edge of the observable universe.
@@dingo1547 '-'
You can actually walk further east through Russia its just that there are no roads. Also, the Bering Strait freezes in winter and so you could theoretically cross from Russia to the USA (2 guys crossed in 2006). That allows you to continue your journey all the way through to Cape Froward in Chile, the southernmost point in South America mainland. Although you would have to contend with the Darian Gap, an extremely dangerous patch of the rainforest with no roads and dense rainforest where foreigners have been killed in the past. But then again you would probably be dead long before you reach it. The estimated trip according to google maps would be 46,124km and at 20km a day this 'walk' would take you about 6 years and 4 months
The problem with that is the USA and Russia have very poor relations atm probably the worst they have been since the cold war.
@@AdamSmith-gs2dv actually, quite the opposite. Trump has been very amicable to putin as putin has been well, less putin
Guys stop replying that it hasnt aged well i know
You would have to cross water in the darían gap
@@isagoercke6752 with a Journey that long Just build a bridge extra month on 6 years Journey who cares
@@thereareantsbehindyoureyes7529 If that's the case why is the US still sanctioning Russia?
Imagine surviving the entire walk, and then your plane crashes on the way home.
Should've just walked it.
1 in eleven million 🤷♂️
Aiwa
Oooooooof
I wouldn't take that risk back lucky my country part of this walk. Lol.
So am I the only one who low-key want's to do this for the bragging rights but knows I'll probably die by the 3rd day.
You are far from the only one
i'm so goddamn sick of the phrase "low-key"
I'll do it with you, just double that distance all the way to the southernmost tip of Chile/Argentina :) Just that the Darien Gap, the Far East Siberian mountains, and the Bering Strait would pose the greatest obstacles of the journey. There's even a huge river at the end of the Darien Gap in Colombia so yeah, gotta somehow cross that on foot. 🤔
glad i don’t have ur name
jay patterson no cap mr patterson
Theoretically, if you plan ahead and with perfect weather conditions, you could continue your trip (from Siberia to Alaska) by walking over solid ice in winter. From there, you could walk all the way to the southern tip of South America. 😁
getting through the darien gap might be a bit of a challenge, though
“Regular Sudan”
-RealLifeLore
regular sudan doesn't exist
@@deen_771 ummmm are you actually ok?
“...Uganda. If you know the way through...”
*I see what you did there*
what?
@@liquidsquid101 It's the do you know da wae meme from ugandan knuckles
👏👏
PhonicAmoeba Ah yes! Ugandan Knuckles! What a gem! 😁
Do you know the wae my budda?
This video weirdly gives me the motivation to keep walking instead of using any kind of transportation (bus, car, bicycle) to commute from home to work/store, or just simply new distance challenge everyday.
Do it, you won't be sorry! Walking as your transportation feels so much better than driving, even if it takes longer. Definitely helps my mood too to get a bit of a breeze, natural light, etc.
Checkout Neil Peart. The man has cycled a long distance and also driven across a good chunk of North America on a motorcycle.
nice
Douglas H. Tang you should try long distance hiking.
Fun fact: if someone started this journey the day this video was uploaded, and finished in RLL's aproximate time without any problems, he would not be done yet
::plugs locations into Google Maps::
⚠️This route includes a ferry.
⚠️This route has tolls.
⚠️This route crosses through multiple countries.
⚠️Your destination is in a different time zone.
Me: “Ugh. I hate time zone changes.”
“This route has tolls.”
casually walking into a different time zone*
dies*
I've done the search too, but with slight modifications that made it near 14,380 miles just trying to avoid being in Syria for long and around large rivers in Russia
@@centauria9122 Still doesn't work, Iraq also bans anyone who visits Israel just like Syria.
@@AdamSmith-gs2dv Then don't go to Iraq and go through Syria instead 🙌
My grandparents: you’re so lazy. when I was small, and used to go to school it was like a 7 thousand km walk.
I know right
40000km the other way would also work
I thought this kind of grandpa’s stories just only in asia
@@takeimei7211 no ahah
Atleast they learned spelling words there.
i don’t know why but calling Sudan “Regular Sudan” 4:45 made me laugh harder than i should’ve
"This just seems like suicide with extra steps."
Extra steps you say?
Suezcide.
suiside.
@@thl3 bro your banner. Weeb
Puns....
Why is that so tempting?
Gym Teacher: As a warm up we will take a quick jog around the gym
The Athletic Kid meanwhile:
Lol
Lol
Löl
Łøł
L̷̝̤̺͂̏́͋o̶̢̘͉̭̯̩͇̊l̷̡̢͈̪̯͈̹̙̰̼͂͐
"Nobody has EVER attempted this incredible challenge!"
* Grandpa who walked to school as a kid quietly laughs in corner *
The Joker i heard that while reading
The Joker but by god we had to walk through snow ice roasting deserts raging winds salt flats ferocious beasts rivers running at light speed when the mantle rose up from beneath the ground tornadoes going at the speed of sound and cracks in the earths suface
Uphill, both ways
Interestingly enough, you could probably go much further than this if you took google maps out of the equation and made it so that you could walk across ice. If you were to pack enough equipment and had enough help, one could theoretically walk past Magadon, all the way to the eastern most point of Russia, and if you arrived during the height of winter, there’s a chance that the Bearing Straight could freeze over and you could walk all the way to Alaska, and then hypothetically be able to walk all the way down to Punta Arenes in Chile. (You would also have to cross the Darian Gap in Panama, but many people have done it before)
Some people fleeing from São Paulo Brazil to the U.S. did it.
"You just need to walk through Syria" no biggie.
I live in Syria 😶
But it has been alot better lately, and you'l mostly be walking Through the costal provinces which are pretty safe, compared to the other places you're walking in Africa, it really is no biggie XD
@@mardismardias2373 the provinces in upper syria, and deir-alzor which is in the desert
@@tda8649 What's it like there? I've heard there is some pretty beautiful parts there.
@@sam._.wichh1 there's alot of beatiful places, one of the few countries where nature is mostly still in control, in terms of safety it's safe, i go out at night(well there's a quarantine rn), it's alright living there other than a few inconviences like the ban from big companies to operate here (like mcdonalds and stuff)
@@sam._.wichh1 I love the beetlejuicing with this one, nice job you sandlubber
1:08 “but no one has ever accomplished the longest possible walk”
MrBeast: *this looks like a job for me*
Morgz:lets walk from home to shop
that lazy guy won't do this.
@@VFChannelArchive German morgz: TODAY WE WILL TAKE 10 STEPS
Last to stop walking wins $10000
MrBeast actually doing it: How long do you think Chandler will last?
My dad: im gonna get milk
Where the store is:
But it's been longer than three.... wait...
Please explain
@@appleslover your too innocent for this world 😭
@@appleslover dad going out for milk is a joke about leaving your family behind
and running away basically for a new life
Thanks!
My name is Forest Gump and now I'm being held hostage in South Sudan suffering from malaria and being forced to eat my toenails to survive.
If only I took a plane across Africa...
The Great CooLite Jesus confirms that this is epic 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
@@grudgepersona this is the cringiest and most cancerous thing i have ever read in my life. Period!
@@tetrafuse3096 me too
@@tetrafuse3096 xd
The Great CooLite your profile pic is lit bro
As a Canadian I think I can survive the -40C but on average we only get +27C warm so the deserts might be tough for me.
Now do one for the longest mostly safe walk someone can do.
I'm also Canadian, but I live in the south part of the country. Usually, winters are at most -20°C and summers can be about 30°C.
@@jakebasmati I was in Alberta working where they have -42C winters, Thankfully my winter coat at the time was perfect.
The eastern part of Canada, where I'm from can go up to 27C during mid summer. While rare it can go higher during a heat wave.
@@kairon156 I"m in Ontario and the winter here can go to -40C and a few weeks ago we just had 46C
Im from Finland, the cold country. I say the same.
I'm thinking Lisbon to Vladivostok for the safe walk......
I think this path technically goes through 3 war zones.
Maybe even 4.
It builds character.
SA has a higher murder rate than most War zones
@@crazyafrican9955 source?
Our murder rate is 21k Syrian war 2018 19k
@@crazyafrican9955 Thsts great, but i asked for a source, not stats
Funny to think about the fact that IF a person decided to go this path when this video came out, they would have completed it around now, considering they survive, did not get long term sick or met any other huge obsticle.
The longest distance must be between your house and the bus stop.
I don't get it
Timothy Jordan k
I get it lol
Timothy Jordan when the bus is coming imminently that 0.3km walk takes like 2 hours every time I swear
Idea :
1 : Buy a boat
2 : Buy a Treadmill
3 : Let somebody operate the boat so that you travel across the world while you walk on the treadmill.
*This is Big Brain Time.*
Big brain boi right here.
BIG BRAINS 🧠
BIIIGG BRRAAIINN
Build a bridge
Tell me you got that from PewDiePie
Cape Town, South Africa to Punta Arenas, Chile;
The Bering strait freezes
XU LILY Yeah but you would have to walk like 2 or 3000 km in Siberia and Alaska on no roads (in the winter) and theres also no roads connecting South and North America so you would be dead
Well yeah sure, but stopping on little diomede where there is a town to rest before crossing into mainland Alaska. Under ideal conditions you should be able to reach little diomede in about 3 days. And reach mainland Alaska in 2 days
@@assdfgqwer3843 Let's be real, most people would be dead long before they made it to Siberia. 😂
@Fail Zero Exactly, the most recent ice age is long over. You'd have better luck trying to cross the North Pole
There are two bridges over the Panama canal. The Bering strait thing is probably true though.
5:17 "That's pretty dangerous and you'll probably die but I mean you've probably already died a dozen times before this anyway" That made me laugh
“Things hop right back into sketch-town when we enter Syria” I think I’ve found my senior quote
As a Syrian, we approve 😂
What is a senior quote?
I feel your funny bone but the coastal route of Syria is pretty safe.
I hop right into sketch town down the street
Cringe
3:56 "...uganda. If you know the way through..." you did this on purpose xD
Da wei?
RealLifeLore: Maaaayyybe:>
Ugandan knuckles are the reason why the world should have ended in 2012
😂
Da wei
This walk will be extremely difficult but not nearly as difficult as you make it seem to be.
A trained person could walk more than 50 km a day without many problems. If you would rest 2 days a week you still could finish in 2 years
Wildlife like black mumba and hippo are dangerous but won't attack humans without a reason so just be careful and stay on the road.
You can protect yourself against malaria with malaria pills and anti insect precautions.
Desserts and other extremely hot/cold/wet/dry places are harder to walk trough but also totally possible with the right preparations.
The biggest problems are countries like south Sudan and Syria, these countries are really dangerous to walk through especially for foreigners.
Can we walk around it ? It increases the distance but can keep you alive
Wtf arw you captain of walking, African wildlife, geo political issues AND geography?
The biggest obstacle is legal. Not all countries grant extended visas needed to walk on them. Russia alone grants only 90 days visa. You can't walk the necesary distance on that time frame.
@@jamesrosemary2932 Who is going to heckle a traveler about visas so far away from major cities
Probably the most deadliest encounter would be with other humans.
i love how he said "if you know de way through" when talking about uganda
I'm Zimbabwean and I've never seen a black mamba and yes, I frequent the bush whilst at the farm. Plus my dad is a trained snake hander and he hasn't seen it🤷🏾♂️
That doesn't mean they don't exist
Good, now there is just 1 less thing that will probably kill you
Well we killed about 2 in my life but only in the rural bushes .Lower Gwelo ( school days) and Kwekwe but you right They not so much there as people think . we designed to kill snakes if we see one
You have presented a near-perfect example of survivorship bias
@@nedbrookes6481 Yeah
I like how it's South-Sudan and "regular" Sudan
We do things different here in the South
It’s technically two different countries
@@abbiecreate they're literally two different countries
basically war sudan and war +desert sudan
Just wait people will start speed running this.
***Wall clip wall clip***
***Swingset glitch***
streetview speedruns
Best comment so far
Everyone's a speed running gangsta until they get malaria, survive a bite of a black mamba, avoid the anarchy of South Sudan, scorch themselves through the Sahara, make it through the Syrian Civil War, only to freeze to death in the Siberian tundra.
*activates Crashfort speed hacks*
I’ve seen almost all of your videos and I can say this is one of my favorites
Really wanted stock footage of someone running away from a swarm of mosquitos
Me and the boys yeeting ourselves away from them mosyeetos trying to suck us off without saying "no homo"
@@alexcr4345 this is blessed
@@Fyice not gonna happen fam,the difference between these life-juice sucking long legged red butted creatures and all the other bros is that mosyeetos don't have socks on,so it's homo any way you suc- I mean slice it.
*after 3 years* : I've finally arrived in Maghadan !!
Wait... how do I come back?
6 years actually
i think youll have to beg god for a resurrection, about a dozen times.
Alessa Warburton No. 3 years to get there, and then he asks “How do I come back?” Which is then another 3 years making it 6. It doesn’t take 6 years to get there.
Get a friend to drive to Magadan, then drive back to wherever you live from Magadan
There is international airport there, FYI. You could just book a ticket straight to Moscow and so on
We all have that one friend that says “it’s not a long walk”
Well if make it even 10km/8 hrs and rest for the other 16 hrs and repeat this every day the most it would take would be 6 years and you would certainly get a world record...
Sadly it's that one kid is me.
*well i have football legs so*
@@sebastianstan9655 so what are you saying???
@@Legendaryium that it is pretty easy... 10km/8hrs isn't much... you would have to do it for 6 years and you're done.
"I've survived the longest walkable journey"
"We're you killed?"
"Sadly yes. *But I lived!"*
Now do longest drivable distance by a Toyota Corolla
LOOOOOOOOOOOOL
Down the street
Probably from Patagonia to utqiavik.
@@Kydino wrong, no roads go through the Darien gap. It's actually close to the same route he just did
Human million years ago : Migration from South Africa to East Asia
Human Today : I don't want to walk to my neighbor next door.
That is a good one.
That took many generations
Small s, but good joke haha
Hoàng Nguyên - am egyptian, can confirm
Which consisted of varying sized packs of nomads who distributed the weight of their supplies never carrying more than they couldn't survive without.
RealLifeLore: Nobody ever has been able to walk all of this distance.
Forrest Gump: Hold my box of chocolates.
This one actually deserves 1k likes.
He only ever walked the contiguous U.S., he never traveled outside the country during that "walk".
It's sad that the world's longest walking distance is actually super dangerous because it goes through several war zones full of people who won't hesitate to kill a foreign civilian. Although the malaria and mamba risk are close seconds.
Exactly. Realistically, it's only possible to reach Tanzania/Uganda. After that, there's too many national parks with violent animals, wars and a huge empty desert to travel through. However, I'm pretty sure I've read somewhere that someone walked from South America to Alaska which is pretty impressive
The walk should be to Pyongyang
😂
-_-
@Eggman Empire Official wtf
Kim-Jong Un 100 million subs or I declare war hey dear leader
But we can't go without permits
Sooooo
Can you make a 'Longest Actually Survivable Walk, which doesn't consider dying the second you get out of your house'?
from bed to school
@@Shhehwhsi24 *Bed to your mailbox. People die on their way to school
regenpower Nothing is survivable if you think about it... I could die walking to the bathroom
Ill clarify even further
So it just has to exclude the Middle East, most of Africa and probably all of it since you can't go through the Middle East, and the Arctic Circle & Siberia. I made a route from Gibraltar, Spain, to Ca Mau Vietnam that had a few other stops along the way to go around the war ravaged bits of the Middle East, and it was about 17,000 KM, which is still a lot shorter than the walk in this video, and you still have to walk through the desert of Kazakhstan, but I reckon it may be survivable. Google, 6 Travelers Who Walked Around The World, a lot of these people walked even longer than the walk in this video is, they just didn't meet the beginning of the video requirements.
5:54 *”Like suicide, but with extra steps”* I see what you did there
Noah Rahal • 38 years ago your name confused me so much
@@lesdrogynism his name confused you so much 38 years ago? You knew each other for almost 40 years?
(just a joke bro)
Suicide with extra steps, cause your walking the distance!
I don’t know about this. The walk to my fridge seems longer when I have just sat down
No one:
My parents: *we had to walk this long to get to school back then*
Clorox Bleach same dude, same....
With snow as tall as the fence, and we would just play walking on the fence like cats.
This joke is getting slowly overused.
@@karwan6385 never seen any joke like this before
things you’ll need to bring
-hazmat suit
-bulletproof vest
-a minigun
-anti venom
-heater
-AC unit
-snowmobile
-food
-water
-tent
-gps with a huge antenna
-Fitbit
-solar powered battery
Can't bring snowmobile, as that's transport.
@@sion8 Huh?
@@wizardgrape7821
He said in the video that a person can only walk, that means any form of transportation is disqualifying.
Does that mean you can't swim because that's not walking?
@@wizardgrape7821
I'm pretty sure, that's why, as far as I can remember, there wasn't that many or at all bodies of water during “the walk”.
Guy: *walks across whole world*
Partner: *forgets to hit record*
I done the math and calculated that if you ran at 5.84 mph (which google says is the average run speed of an adult male) it would take 102 days of straight running to make this journey and you would burn around 2 million calories not including the uphill and downhill areas for extra strain.
Imagine how your legs would feel if you could feel them
Anyone willing to complete this journey on foot with a camera crew could make the greatest reality show ever. My eyes would be glued to it, even though I find the vast majority of reality tv uninteresting in general.
I will do it Derrick
@@ApproachingPerfectionOr better yet, become the camera crew so that you can survive everything in the journey
Imagine trying to get all the Visa’s to do this.
Nigo Maramag You can only sneak through so many times until you get caught.
the most difficult part would be to answer the question "Why???"
Visas
@@plantpowered269 facts
I have finnish passport. It should work pretty well.
The cavemen that walked this: “am I a joke to you”?
but they probably took a year break at some point
@@tytsuw2320 still walked the distance soo....
that was over generations though, they didn’t just decide to walk all the way over there, human expansion was a slow process
@@icyr0bin-794 yes I understand that completely it was simply a joke.
@@jamesstubbs2777 if it makes us even it was a funny joke
Longest route idea: start in Cape Town, South Africa and hug the western coast of Africa till Morocco where you cross the strait of Gibraltar into Europe. Walk across Europe then into Turkey. From there, either go into Azerbaijan then straight through Russia or go through all of the middle east (once again along the coast line of the nearest body of water), walk along the Indian ocean coast line, through China then into Russia. From Russia, cross the bearing straight into north America, walk through Alaska, Canada,The US and Mexico then cross the Panama Canal. Get through the Amazon rainforest and end the walk in Terria de Fuego in Chile
Thug life: *Take a plane and walk back and forth inside it until you break the record*
Your a god
@@Novella1 stop self promoting
Sound more like a life hack
Novella if your content is good and unique you’ll get views there’s no need to beg
what plane is in the air for over 3 years tho
Me: where are we going?
Friend: no time to explain, come with me
Salah GV 🤣🤣🤣
“No one has every walked that far”
Forest gump: ”hold my shrimp”
Bore off trying to be funny...loser
@@stevens5541 You're welcome to any parties he will host in the future
Bruh it is a movie
Lieutenant Dan! You got new legs!
Jenny: Comd over
Forest: can’t fishing
Jenny: I’m home alone
Forest: *assembles an m16 in a second*
Jenny!
List of new major sketch zones that have opened up since the video's release:
Sudan: currently embroiled in a large civil war
Israel: Do I even need to explain?
Georgia: Increasing pressure from Russia and civil disruption among its own people
It'll take over 3 years...
Forest Gump: hold my beer
1:09 why is she walking in the water when there’s a dry path right next to her 😂😂
Girl logic
cause white girl
Ground is lava and the water cools it, making it safe to walk
@@Kavasacation white people who invented everything u mean ? racists r dumb
r/notlikeothergirls
How about a path that you have at least a 50% chance of surviving?
trying to calculate odds of how you're going to be randomly killed is pretty tough, do we even have a 50% of surviving the next 4 years with so many unknown factors that could present themselves?
Ethan right, this path is like a 5% of you surviving
Ethan how bout a path with a 5% chance of survival. (^.^)
@@kamkam1a334 probably less especially if you're travelling solo. Trying to walk across the Sahara is a death sentence. That and walking through Siberia are probably the most sure fire ways to die on this route.
YOSee Steve true, there’s a hug percent that you’ll probably die before completely the two states, since the cities are really dangerous, if you do survive the dangerous cities miraculously, you probably wouldn’t survive the scorching sun or the animals, like the black mamba, but you’re right, it’ll be worse if you’re alone, so maybe like 1%, 2% 🤨
Amazing job! I need more of this content!!
Humans: We walked on the moon.
Humans: We visited one of the deepest points of the ocean.
Humans: But walk that long?! Hell nah!
Well yeah because we have machines to bring us to the moon, and walking is taking away our machines like planes and cars
@@itchyskinbag Yep. Try to reach challengers deep without any equipment or flying to the moon without rockets.
Call Usain Bolt and he'll do the challenge
We're Too Divided.
Alright! I'm going to do this walk and VLOG the whole thing!
Day 1: I have died.
lol
This made me laugh so hard I started coughing
Why do you have to walk through shithole countries of ancient kangz, why no walk through Europe. It would be far less dangerous to walk through all major cultural cities of Europe and set a path to maximize that. RLL, I don't wann get killed by insurgents, hippos and malaria. :(
GO ON THEN
F
"If Google isn't able to calculate the journey, then it's disqualified."
Every navigation app in existence: *am i a joke to you*
Calensk Kaschak I thought you protected me
I know. Who decided it's disqualified?
Papers, please
I learned about this path trough a youtube short a few days ago and I have been obsessed with it ever since. I want to try this at some point in my life, when I have enough money and while I'm still fit.
Random question, but why is your channel icon a windmill?
I wish to know too.
I believe it is because hes a big fan of the netherlands, and the windmill is kind of iconic to the country
@@chris2828 "big fan" 😂😂 nice pun
@@chris2828 whohoo for the netherlands! -a random dutchie
@@chris2828 You mean North Belgium?
"Suicide with extra steps"
Heh nice pun
Like extra steps off the chair or am I not getting the joke?
@@Noctua8 Extra steps as in footsteps and as in the steps or instructions you must complete to accomplish a task.
And a reference to Rick & Morty (assuming that was intentional, but w/e).
@@zuzu2700 What episode?
@@Sorrowdusk 2x06 - The Ricks Must Be Crazy.
"Taking a ferry over a river isn't walking and is cheating."
Jesus: "hold my water turned into wine."
If you'll use jesus hacks why don't walk across the entire equator then?
3 years is actually such a short amount of time compared to how long you would think it'd take. when you put it into that perspective, it makes it clear how humanity spread so far so quickly across the planet after various groups migrated out of africa
Top 3 Longest Distances
3.This Route
2.Grandparent’s way to school
1.What the gym teacher’s grandma ran
What an unoriginal comment
SHAMEEEEE
This was a good comment don't let the guys above me discourage you.
@@JastwatchingYT u gay
@@JastwatchingYT promoting unoriginality...
6:20. "... Yakutsk, where the average January temperature is -39° Celsius."
At that temp, you didn't really have to specify Celsius.
Literally not because -40 is the same for both
@@seatripreports LOL, true. I thought for a second my teacher lied to me.
Well, -39 degrees Kelvin would still be a bummer.
(For those curious, it's -312.15 degrees Celsius and -529.87 degrees Fahrenheit)
@@GandWizard absolute zero is -273.15Celcius so i could never be kelvin
@@zephenex4203 You're right,
the calculator I used was wrong. Thanks for clearing that up.
Dear Humans,
I promise to complete this walk once I finish my university!
(I’m not joking)
-wait for me ... Greetings from Armenia 🇦🇲
Just let us know in several social medias, I will watch you to end, lots of luck from Turkey
Will remember this comment!
Manvel Levonyan I wanna join you. When are you finishing uni?
good luck
I don't think you will need the university to be honest but if you can make it to the Turkey i will gladly help
I have an honest question. There's clearly a lot of land east of where you finish, why not go to the rest of the way?
Same question
There isn't any road in this area, just wilderness.
So google maps can't calculate past Magadan
There is no road. Death is likely