Will Smith fulfills his dream and climbs the Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world
- The actor stars in an exclusive YouTube program that premiered this week
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Will Smith has climbed the tallest building in the world, the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, and has posted the video of the moment on YouTube. The building measures 828 meters and has 160 floors. Smith has explained that he has long had a dream of fulfilling this dizzying challenge.
Despite his 53 years, Will Smith is not afraid of anything. The actor continues to cross off objectives from the list of tasks that a person must do before dying. The latest challenge he has faced has been to climb to the highest point of the Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world.
The artist has just launched a new program on YouTube called Best shape of my life (the best shape of my life) and in the second chapter a drone shows the spectacular aerial images of how Will Smith has climbed to the tallest building in the world. world. In the video, you can see the arrival of the star to the building and the entire journey that he makes until he reaches the top of the skyscraper.
This new program, produced by YouTube and starring Will Smith, aims to restore the actor's physical condition after having gained weight due to a sedentary lifestyle caused by the coronavirus pandemic. In the first chapter, the actor introduces what the program is about and with the excuse of losing weight, he shows the most vulnerable side of him. It is true that seeing Will Smith do sports in a gym is not very attractive, but the show has some funny moments that show a profile of the ‘celebrity’ that we did not know.
In the second chapter, on his visit to Dubai, the actor also dives into the deepest pool in the world. “A friend told me that he had to see this pool. There is something strange in it ”, assures the actor moments before entering it. The pool has a depth of 60 meters and a filtering system that renews water every 6 hours.
