He flew nearly 400 metres inside a tornado... 👀

The farthest distance survived in a tornado is 398 m (1,307 ft) achieved by Matt Suter (USA) in Missouri, USA on, 12 March 2006.
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[esquiredeon]

I don’t think anyone will try to beat this record anytime soon 🤣

[LacyThePaintHorse]

Imagine you wake up and the Guinness world record people are just standing there with your certificate 😂

[rodneynorwood]

I had an aunt that was sucked up through the chimney of the house and thrown into a tree as a little girl she lived to be 80

[zaddyy_valetwitch]

Astonishing how when unconscious the body goes into a survival limp mode and can survive the most extreme situations

[JesseWhiteman]

I knew he went through trauma after that. Being carried that far and long you knew in your head that you were gonna be a goner.

[cksyouto]

He was knocked unconscious .. doubt he recalls anything other than waking up ..
He may recall seeing the storm itself but once he was in the tornado itself debris was hitting him constantly im sure . It's a miracle he survived the debris and definitely thr the fall when tornado weakened ..

[kenjihimura]

YUP THAT RECORD WILL BE HIS OWN ONLY💀😂

[zigavlon]

@guinnessworldrecords how were you able to verify this record?

[kirkmilliren]

Has he written a book? I'm interested in reading about his experience.

[adrin]

Wow!thats. Almost 2 Hectare 🤯🤯🤯🤯 he was in another ZIP code!

[alvinkhambay]

over 4 football fields, oh American measurements

[daniellee]

Remember kids dont try this at home~~ 😂😂

[ChrisPrime-dn]

Probably one of the luckiest man alive

[getourrightsback]

Imagine they design a suit that protects you from debris and the impact and this becomes a sport with cameras to record the flight.

[Copperstung]

In the last second- DISCLAIMER we are not responsible for anything try everything at your own risk 💀☠️

[Loyd]

I believe you can fly-tornado probably

[nomandoerr]

Cue 🎤 "I Believe I Can Flyyy!" 😂

[sweetsweetmeat]

He was swept up; much in the same way Belgian Techno anthem "Pump up the Jam" hit the airwaves and became a banger.

[EmpireOfAllGems]

That one person who flew 1.7 miles on el Reno:

[Jeremiah-fh]

1/4 mile! That record will probably stand awhile. Wowzer 😮