The Sunken Cruise Ship

we visited the island of Giglio while filming the Make It Count movie. this little movie is about why i wanted to go there.

my talented friend Jordan Galland made all of the music.

[terminationshock]

32 people died. One child, Dayana, they got her little body out from under the water after 5 weeks. A musician working on board, Giuseppe Girolamo, gave up his place on the life boat to a child. He later died on the ship. They found his body only two months afterwards. Please have respect for the victims and their families while commenting.

[JustMurrayTV]

The thing I love most about Casey's work is that he isn't just talking, he's DOING..

[JoJoMaMa_]

“A monument to the power of human error”... that’s heavy.

[JerryRigEverything]

Too bad you didn't have your drone for this one!!

[Foster-dirm]

Me: I want to go over there but cost money and I have to work.
Casey: I want to go over there (takes a plane the very next hour)

[Beun]

How nicely described! "monument to the power of human error..."

[mon_child_]

12 people died in multiple elevators think of how terrifying that would have been
The power going out and then slowly leaning to one side as it filled up with water
Le that sink in..

[Vylkeer]

I'm from Italy and I regret not having done the same thing as you. It had to be seen, at least by people who get fascinated by this kind of events. It has been 6 years already since January 13 of 2012. The Concordia has recently been fully dismantled and most of its components have been recovered, recycled and sold. The uprighting operation costed $500M compared to the $570M the ship production costed originally. A huge disaster that could have been totally avoidable had there been more qualified and better educated crew on board. Please just don't discredit Italy or Italian Cruise Lines because of this isolated event. We have a deep and renowned Naval knowledge and expertise. The cruise company, Costa Crociere, is not blamable either, Francesco Schettino and the rest of the crew are.
RIP to all the victims.

[prince_adobo]

I miss this style of vlogging. more like a documentary. its way different than now.

[legendofbenito]

holy shit. on top of everything this guy was right next to 9/11

[bluhuptie]

"monument of human error" love it!

[mhjl]

If Casey had his drone there he so would've flown inside.

[imdeadinside]

Rest in peace to the unlucky people who died some of them were trapped in the elevators

[NotVeryImportantPerson]

I live on that island, its my little piece of heart, two days after the accident i immediately got there, me and my family gave shelter to 3/4 survivors, i don’t remember their nationality, but i think they got us in their heart, it was too cold outside to survive without a shelter

[ethanslamberry]

People complain that casey can only do these impulsive things because he's well off, but what they fail to realize is that it's that exact attitude and motivation that got him to where he is today..

[JonnyKahann]

"I had to see it" - Casey Neistat 

[yungflex]

Seeing sunken ships makes me feel weird

[raider]

You are amongst the very few to find this comment. And for that, I hope you have a great and successful life! Peace.

[Erin-]

too bad he didn't have his drone then!!!

[LiveDanceLovePeace]

I have no clue how I haven't found this guys videos before. Literally mind blown at every single video. I only found this channel like 30 minutes ago but I am obsessed and probably won't stop watching until I've seen every video 4 times each. So yeah, cool vids.