Biggest Wave Ever Surfed

@user-bp9of5xp7n says:

I like the videos but please stop the narrative

@amira3650 says:

Stupidity at its finest, issuing building permits

@tomtalker2000 says:

NEVER underestimate the power of water folks. It will get you every time. All you have to do is look at what the poor folks in Japan went through back in 2011 during the Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami. One of the waves that hit one of the village areas was 100ft no joke…!!!

@TonyMontanaOG says:

You pay after the meal in America

@archieg8009 says:

Why would you sit next to the window with waves that high??!

@khkhkhhkhkhk4238 says:

We take energy made from coal, with rocks removed with energy by people with machines, who have homes already. Then they build more home near the ocean, close enough to erode, then need more rocks… from energy. Where will they build next?

@MyMelinaaa says:

Location location location they said you'll make a lot of money on beach front property they said …smh

@andrewcowling5804 says:

Please note that your pronunciation of Ilfracombe is wrong. it pronounced IlfraaCoom

@bestproducts7993 says:

Oceans ke beech la ke long place lo house lu kattali . Down place loki water poye place llo house కట్టకూడదు

@ericachristian4012 says:

There has to be a really good story behind the answer to everyone's questions here about "why do people build things like houses, foolishly so close to the oceans edge?!" I imagine first of all it's meant to make you question: the ultimate WHY!? Overall IT'S A GREAT VIDEO! Thanks so much for posting! These are some interesting shots. Very awesome to take in how much of the world I have not seen up close and personal. I love living on the East coast though. There's still so much to learn here, I haven't tried, I haven't traveled and seen! This is a great insight to the unknown. I love it!

@mray8519 says:

🐂💩 drama