The last one got me shaking😬 #shorts

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[Arrowss-ezlb]

That last one spooked me when I saw the phone fall😂😅😭

[jessicatan]

I bet there is a big pile of cell phones down the valley of the last one

[b.n]

My heart dropped for that person losing their phone....

[Lareine]

My anxiety as the phone fell : 📈📈📈📈📈📈📈

[death_point_]

Sometimes i wonder why phones dont come with wrist straps like wii remotes

[vickystevens]

I would love to ride that chair down the river.That looks so relaxing.And so pretty

[LibbyMatthews]

What if there was someone who lives at the bace of the mountain, and gets free phones daily 💀

[Ocean-zjjf]

The chair ride looks "Amazing " definitely my favourite 💜

[IceJeremy_Editz]

As an Indonesian sukabumi is actually 2 USD (30 000 ribu/rupiah)

[sunnschick]

Funfact abt the sukabumi (bcs i'm indonesian):
The place is in situ gunung, sukabumi. They also have a suspension bridge which is the longest in southeast asia. It's basically a lake in a mountain (situ means lake and gunung means mountain) but they also have various things to do such as mountain climbing, camping, etc. the one in the video called keranjang sultan or in translate rich people's basket (literal) and it's usually crowded. When i went there i want to ride it but the queue was long. Lately, Will Smith commented abt this place and it became more crowded😅

[snailtail]

The last one would ruin the entire vacation for me 😭🖐🏾

[libbie_a]

the last one made me aggressively grip my phone lmao

[Q-u-o-t-e]

When you mentioned *Sukabumi/Indonesia* I was shocked!

[dianeyoung]

isn't it funny how many people were concerned about the lost phone, it just shows how we cherish them so much. I still get a panic attack when I can't find mine lol

[sarina]

A variation of that first one came to my hometown’s art museum in the USA a few years ago!! So much fun!!

I have this phobia of structures breaking from my weight. When I was 14 I sat on a tree swing. The branch that was holding up the swing broke and nearly landed on top of me. Several twigs went in one of my legs. Now if I’m standing on something and it makes noises or feels like it’s going to buckle, I just can’t.

But that art installation was so secure that even at the age of 38 I was able to climb up into that thing and sprint crawl all over it! And let me tell you I am not in shape at all! 290 pounds vertical climbing an intricate net of crocheted nylon and having fun doing it!

[maevblog]

We were in germany to visit europe's oldest castle. And the walking path went normally until later it went along a precipice without safety poles

[roryiss]

The first one gave me chills of weirdcore vibes

[From_tehatta]

I’m neither Indonesian nor know the language but I’m pretty sure Sukabumi means Joyland literally

[Abcdeisner]

They have a rope exhibit similar to that in San Diego CA at the Children’s Museum…. I will never enter that thing again, not for anyone who has claustrophobia or thinks they might have claustrophobia…

[sabinaava-exlf]

I'm from Indonesia, Sukabumi City. That's my homeland❤