Jared Leto

I free dive as well and that's something where you're always having a conversation with yourself about negotiating your limits, negotiating fear. But I don't know, I love it. I think it's really fun. At the end of the day, it's just fun.

Oh, yeah. Yeah. I was climbing with Alex in Red Rock where I live. I live in Nevada now, by the way. I moved there during COVID. Oh, wow. And I live 10 minutes from some of the best rock climbing in the world. And I was out there climbing with him one day and my rope got cut. On a rock? I was about, yeah, 600 feet up.

Oh, yeah. Yeah. I was climbing with Alex in Red Rock where I live. I live in Nevada now, by the way. I moved there during COVID. Oh, wow. And I live 10 minutes from some of the best rock climbing in the world. And I was out there climbing with him one day and my rope got cut. On a rock? I was about, yeah, 600 feet up.

Oh, yeah. Yeah. I was climbing with Alex in Red Rock where I live. I live in Nevada now, by the way. I moved there during COVID. Oh, wow. And I live 10 minutes from some of the best rock climbing in the world. And I was out there climbing with him one day and my rope got cut. On a rock? I was about, yeah, 600 feet up.

I was climbing an overhang about 600 feet off the ground, and I knew I was going to fall, which is actually pretty normal in climbing. Sometimes you fall a couple of times, and that's how you learn. That's how you get better. That's how you kind of make it through.

I was climbing an overhang about 600 feet off the ground, and I knew I was going to fall, which is actually pretty normal in climbing. Sometimes you fall a couple of times, and that's how you learn. That's how you get better. That's how you kind of make it through.

I was climbing an overhang about 600 feet off the ground, and I knew I was going to fall, which is actually pretty normal in climbing. Sometimes you fall a couple of times, and that's how you learn. That's how you get better. That's how you kind of make it through.

Exactly. Sometimes it could be 50 feet. It could be two feet. It really depends on the situation. But Alex was ahead of me, and he was placing the gear. I took a fall. I swung out over the 600-foot abyss. And as I was swinging, I felt the rope go pop, pop, pop, pop. No way. And I looked up and I could see it starting to get core shot at the top. I saw the white innards of the rope pop out.

Exactly. Sometimes it could be 50 feet. It could be two feet. It really depends on the situation. But Alex was ahead of me, and he was placing the gear. I took a fall. I swung out over the 600-foot abyss. And as I was swinging, I felt the rope go pop, pop, pop, pop. No way. And I looked up and I could see it starting to get core shot at the top. I saw the white innards of the rope pop out.

Exactly. Sometimes it could be 50 feet. It could be two feet. It really depends on the situation. But Alex was ahead of me, and he was placing the gear. I took a fall. I swung out over the 600-foot abyss. And as I was swinging, I felt the rope go pop, pop, pop, pop. No way. And I looked up and I could see it starting to get core shot at the top. I saw the white innards of the rope pop out.

And I knew in those few seconds, milliseconds maybe, that I was probably going to die. And if I didn't grab a hold of the wall when I swung back in, that was it. So I swung back into the wall and I went to grab it at the last minute. Oh, I lost it, and I swung out again, and I yelled, lower me, to Alex. And fortunately, he heard me.

And I knew in those few seconds, milliseconds maybe, that I was probably going to die. And if I didn't grab a hold of the wall when I swung back in, that was it. So I swung back into the wall and I went to grab it at the last minute. Oh, I lost it, and I swung out again, and I yelled, lower me, to Alex. And fortunately, he heard me.

And I knew in those few seconds, milliseconds maybe, that I was probably going to die. And if I didn't grab a hold of the wall when I swung back in, that was it. So I swung back into the wall and I went to grab it at the last minute. Oh, I lost it, and I swung out again, and I yelled, lower me, to Alex. And fortunately, he heard me.

It was a very windy day, and he was about 100 feet above me on top of this mountain because he couldn't see me. I was on the overhang. And as I said, yell, lower me, he lowered. So the next time that the rope got cut, it was in a different spot. And that time, I managed to make it on the wall. And he figured out how to get down because he's superhuman.

It was a very windy day, and he was about 100 feet above me on top of this mountain because he couldn't see me. I was on the overhang. And as I said, yell, lower me, he lowered. So the next time that the rope got cut, it was in a different spot. And that time, I managed to make it on the wall. And he figured out how to get down because he's superhuman.

It was a very windy day, and he was about 100 feet above me on top of this mountain because he couldn't see me. I was on the overhang. And as I said, yell, lower me, he lowered. So the next time that the rope got cut, it was in a different spot. And that time, I managed to make it on the wall. And he figured out how to get down because he's superhuman.

And we had to cut the rope and kind of negotiate our way down the mountain. Holy shit.

And we had to cut the rope and kind of negotiate our way down the mountain. Holy shit.

And we had to cut the rope and kind of negotiate our way down the mountain. Holy shit.

At the end of it, Alex was like, you want to do it again? I was like, you're out of your fucking mind.